Overview

OneBot uses Microsoft’s Adaptive Cards to present information in an appealing and interactive way. You write cards in JSON, which is automatically adapted to your end-user’s application, fitting into its layout and design. This ease of cross-platform working makes Adaptive Cards an ideal choice, enabling OneBot to provide feature rich and flexible information solutions.

How to use Adaptive Cards

Creating and using Adaptive Cards is simple: write a card definition, add it to the Content Hub, and then use your card in a Workflow.

1. Write a card definition - compose your card and its different elements in JSON. Typically, you’ll write and edit card definitions using Microsoft’s Adaptive Card Designer.

2. Add it to the Content Hub - create a ‘New Card’ in the Content Hub and put your freshly written definition into it. Now your card is available to use with OneBot.

3. Use the card in a Workflow - configure a Workflow Action to use your card.

Get started using Adaptive Cards

You might like to review the following articles to help get started using Adaptive Cards.

• Understand Adaptive Cards - explore the different elements and parts of Adaptive Cards and understand how they work

• Write an Adaptive Card - see how write your own Adaptive Cards.

• Manage and Use Adaptive Cards - understand how OneBot stores Adaptive Cards, and how you can use them in your workflows.

• Adaptive Cards Deep Dive - a detailed exploration of using and configuring bindings on Adaptive Cards to create richer user and data interactions with OneBot.

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