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…ary API and webhook keys to be able to work.

I also set up a crude express server to verify the webhook and to hook a chipchat instance to it.
Comment: I wasn't able to suer the chipchat as middleware, but the "raw ingest" approach seems to be working for now.

I set up a very basic bot structure just to see if I am getting messages correctly.
… able to update a message in a conversation, identified by its messaged_id.

Comment: I did not find a way to do this with the Node SDK so I wrote this. Perhaps the feature is there but I didn't find it. I think this could be accomplised through the SDK's like 'bot.messages.update(id, ...)' but I wanted to try writing the request code to get a good feeling of Web1on1's REST API.
… crude implementations of aes256 (i.e. no secuiry guarantees) but they are needed to build a proof-of-concept about how to exchange messages between a webview, a bot's backend and a web1on1 conversation.

I will keep working on the complementary webview on the backend, that makes all of this work. This webview is going to be used as the date/time picker for the appointment.
…parate all the boilerplate code of the bot, from the actual conversational logic that we are looking to implement.
… picker. This is provided in a different path through express and implements the neccessary logic to allow it to read a data parameter that is sent to the bot's backend when the user has finished choosing the date for the appointment.
Also, kept working on the conversation tree and it is coming along nicely.
…to a function call.

Finished modeling the whole conversational tree and tested it.
@almosnow almosnow changed the title My submission for the coding challenge Submission for the coding challenge Jul 13, 2022
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