Send voice

Sends an audio file as a voice message

Parameters

Function SendVoice(Val Token, Val ChatID, Val File, Val FileType = "m4a", Val ReplyID = 0, Val Keyboard = "") Export

Parameter	CLI option	Type	Required	Description
Token	--token	String	✔	Bot token
ChatID	--chatid	String, Number	✔	Chat ID for sending
File	--file	BinaryData, String	✔	File for sending
FileType	--type	String	✖	Audio type: aac, ogg or m4a
ReplyID	--reply	String, Number	✖	Replying message id if necessary
Keyboard	--keyboard	Array Of String	✖	Buttons to the message if necessary

Returns

Map Of KeyAndValue - serialized JSON response from VK Teams

Advanced call ?

Parameter	Description
proxy	InternetProxy or a structure with fields Protocol, Host, Port, User, Password, UseOSAuthentication
timeout	Request execution timeout
adv_response	Formats the response as a complete HTTP structure with fields code, body, and headers
retries	Number of HTTP request send attempts on 5** status codes or internal client errors
dontwait	Creates a background job and returns its data (for 1C and OneScript only)

tip

If you want the client to display this file as a playable voice message, it must be in aac, ogg, or m4a format

Method at API documentation: POST /messages/sendVoice

Parameters with Binary data type can also accept file paths on disk and URLs

1C:Enterprise/OneScript code example

    Token   = "001.3501506236.091...";
    ChatID  = "689203963@chat.agent";
    ReplyID = "7567354422724936211";

    File     = "https://hut.openintegrations.dev/test_data/song.m4a"; // URL
    FilePath = GetTempFileName("m4a"); // Path

    CopyFile(File, FilePath);

    FileBD = New BinaryData(FilePath); // Binary

    Result = OPI_VKTeams.SendVoice(Token, ChatID, File);

    Result = OPI_VKTeams.SendVoice(Token, ChatID, FilePath, , ReplyID);

    Result = OPI_VKTeams.SendVoice(Token, ChatID, FileBD);

Bash

    oint vkteams SendVoice \
      --token "***" \
      --chatid "***" \
      --file "/tmp/uudahyc1.4he"

CMD/Bat

    oint vkteams SendVoice ^
      --token "***" ^
      --chatid "***" ^
      --file "/tmp/uudahyc1.4he"

Result

{
 "fileId": "I000bglGupHpgZZShjZ82s6a1590f11bd",
 "msgId": "7644175307292825801",
 "ok": true
}