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Developing and debugging an outgoing web hook locally

  • Install ngrok from https://ngrok.com/
  • Run ngrok.exe http 5000, because our web api project will listen on port 5000.
  • Copy the ngrok url. ngrok
  • Open Microsoft Teams, create an Outgoing webhook. Input the app name and app description. Paste the ngrok url into "Callback URL" field. You need to append the api/message to your url, because this is the endpoint which handles the requests from Microsoft Teams. CreateAnOutgoingwebhook
  • Click "Create" button. Copy and save the security token for future use. SecurityToken
  • Run dotnet new teamswebhook --name SampleApp to generate the project.
  • Open SampleApp/appsettings.json file, replace [Teams app security token] with the real security token you just saved. appsettings
  • Start the project by running dotnet run.
  • All done, you can switch to Microsoft Teams, @ the bot name, your sample project will send the meesage back to you. chat