Webex Teams was originally called Cisco Spark and Cisco has not finished updating the documentation found on the following links. While the name is different, the software and its operation are the same, so be sure to take a look at anything named Spark as well. To use the Webex REST API you'll need a Webex account backed by Cisco Webex Common Identity (CI). If you already have a Webex account, you're all set. If you're using Webex Meetings, your site will need to be on Common Identity. If you don't already have a Webex account, go ahead and sign up! You'll need an account to use the APIs and SDKs. The way to find Webex teams documentation, for me, the easiest way is actually to go to developer.cisco.com. Let's click on Technologies, Collaboration, and we'll click on Webex Teams, and we'll redirected to this getting started guide almost for Webex Teams, and it illustrated what can you do with Webex Teams API's.
Incoming webhooks let you post messages in Webex Teams spaces when an event occurs in another service that supports webhooks. Webhook events trigger in near real-time allowing your Webex Teams spaces to stay in sync with events happening outside of Webex Teams.
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To use incoming webhooks, simply connect this integration to your Webex Teams account, create a new webhook below, and configure your service to post messages to the provided URL. The incoming webhook URL expects an HTTP request with a JSON payload which includes the message in either a plaintext field or Markdown-formatted field.
To send a plaintext message, make an HTTP POST to the URL and provide the message body in the text field of the request:
curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' ∖
-d '{'text' : 'This is a message from a Cisco Webex Teams incoming webhook.'}' ∖ ''>https://api.ciscospark.com/v1/webhooks/incoming/<incoming_webhook_url>'
To send a formatted message, make an HTTP POST to the URL and provide the message body (in Markdown format) in the markdown field:
curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' ∖
-d '{'markdown' : 'This is a formatted message from a Cisco Webex Teams incoming webhook.'}' ∖ ''>https://api.ciscospark.com/v1/webhooks/incoming/<incoming_webhook_url>'.
Webex Teams Api
See our Webex Teams for Developer documentation about formatting messages for more examples of how you can create richly-formatted messages in Webex Teams.