bothub sdk supports command handler with on_{command} named method.
When command has an argument, Bot.on_command(self, event, context) raises an exception because it's called with command arguments. It should be Bot.on_command(self, event, context, arg1, arg2, ...). But it's easy to make a mistake to omit following arg1, arg2, ... argument.
User would avoid an exception when declare method like this for quick-and-dirty workaround: Bot.on_command(self, event, context, *args)
I think it's better that dispatcher calls command handler without following command arguments.
bothub sdk supports command handler with
on_{command}named method.When command has an argument,
Bot.on_command(self, event, context)raises an exception because it's called with command arguments. It should beBot.on_command(self, event, context, arg1, arg2, ...). But it's easy to make a mistake to omit followingarg1, arg2, ...argument.User would avoid an exception when declare method like this for quick-and-dirty workaround:
Bot.on_command(self, event, context, *args)I think it's better that dispatcher calls command handler without following command arguments.