class Line::Message::Builder::Text

The Text class provides a builder for creating simple text messages in the LINE Messaging API. Text messages are the most basic message type, consisting of plain text content with optional quick reply buttons and quote tokens for replying to specific messages.

Text messages support:

Plain text content (up to 5,000 characters)
Quick reply buttons for user interaction
Quote tokens to reply to specific messages in a conversation

Example: Basic text message

Line::Message::Builder.with do
  text "Hello, world!"
end

Example: `Text` with quick reply

Line::Message::Builder.with do
  text "Choose an option:" do
    quick_reply do
      button action: :message, label: "Yes", text: "I agree"
      button action: :message, label: "No", text: "I disagree"
    end
  end
end

Example: `Text` with quote token

Line::Message::Builder.with do
  text "This is a reply" do
    quote_token "sample_quote_token_value"
  end
end

The Text builder inherits from Base and can be used within the Line::Message::Builder.with block using the text method.

Public Class Methods

new (text, context: nil, **options, &block)

Source

# File lib/line/message/builder/text.rb, line 77
def initialize(text, context: nil, **options, &block)
  @text = text

  super(context: context, **options, &block)
end

Creates a new text message builder.

text: The text content of the message (up to 5,000 characters)
context: An optional context object for method delegation (default: nil)
option: Additional options to configure the text message
block: Optional block for configuring quick replies or quote token

Example

text = Text.new("Hello!", context: view_context) do
  quick_reply do
    button action: :message, label: "Hi", text: "Hi back!"
  end
end

Calls superclass method Line::Message::Builder::Base::new

class Line::Message::Builder::Text

Example: Basic text message

Example: Text with quick reply

Example: Text with quote token

Example

Example: `Text` with quick reply

Example: `Text` with quote token