var reactionData = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{ "text", "love it!"}
};
await client.Reactions.UpdateAsync(reactionId, reactionData);
Updating Reactions
Reactions can be updated by providing the reaction ID parameter. Changes to reactions are propagated to all notified feeds; if the target_feeds
list is updated, notifications will be added and removed accordingly.
Parameters
name | type | description | default | optional |
---|---|---|---|---|
reaction_id | string | The ID of the reaction | - | |
data | object | Reaction data | - | ✓ |
target_feeds | string | The list of feeds that should receive a copy of the reaction. | - | ✓ |
client.reactions.update(reactionId, {"text": "love it!"});
client.reactions.update(reaction_id, {"text": "love it!"});
client.reactions.update(reaction_id, :data => {:text => "I love it"})
$client->reactions()->update($reaction_id, ["text"=> "I love it"]);
client.reactions().update(Reaction.builder()
.id(reaction.getId())
.extraField("text", "love it!")
.build());
resp, err := client.Reactions().Update(context.TODO(), reactionID, map[string]any{"text": "love it!"}, nil)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
client.update(reactionId: reactionId, extraData: Comment(text: "love it!")) { result in /* ... */ }
await client.reactions.update(comment.id!, data: {'text': 'love it!'});
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