node.js - Twilio Functions - posting to third party api? -

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so, not familiar little confused. i'm trying use twilio functions create function posts incoming sms message third-party api. in general, how go that?

this have right now

exports.handler = function(context, event, callback) {   var got = require('got');   var data = event.body;   console.log("posting helpscout: "+requestpayload);   got.post('https://api.helpscout.net/v1/conversations.json',      {       body: json.stringify(data),        'auth': {         'user': process.env.api_key,         'pass': 'x'       },       headers: {         'content-type': 'application/json'        },        json: true     })     .then(function(response) {      console.log(response.body)      callback(null, response.body);     })     .catch(function(error) {       callback(error)     }) }

here started, code twilio function. create new conversation @ scout.

note: event.body , event.from, etc. event parameter contains information specific invocation of twilio function.

replace values auth, mailbox id, etc.

const https = require('https');  exports.handler = function(context, event, callback) {      let twiml = new twilio.twiml.messagingresponse();     twiml.message("thanks. message has been forwarded scout.");      let postdata = json.stringify(         {             "type": "email",             "customer": {                 "email": "customer@example.com"             },             "subject": "sms message " + string(event.from),             "mailbox": {                 "id": "000000"             },             "status": "active",             "createdat": "2017-08-21t12:34:12z",             "threads": [                 {                     "type": "customer",                     "createdby": {                         "email": "customer@example.com",                         "type": "customer"                     },                     "body": string(event.body),                     "status": "active",                     "createdat": "2017-08-21t12:34:12z"                 }             ]         }     );      let postoptions = {         host: 'api.helpscout.net',         port: '443',         path: '/v1/conversations.json',         method: 'post',         auth: '1234567890abcdef:x',         headers: {             'content-type': 'application/json',             'content-length': buffer.bytelength(postdata)         }     };      let req = https.request(postoptions, function(res) {         res.setencoding('utf8');         res.on('data', function(chunk) {             console.log(chunk);             callback(null, twiml);         });     });      req.write(postdata);     req.end();  };

https://www.twilio.com/blog/2017/05/introducing-twilio-functions.html





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