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Prerequisites
Creating a LINE Channel
Configuring Your LINE Channel
Basic Settings
Messaging API Settings
QR Code and Add Friends
Setting Up in Jinba Flow
Webhook Configuration (Optional)
Usage
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Text Messages
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Configure your LINE channel to send messages, manage webhooks, and interact with LINE users from your Jinba Flow workflows.
Prerequisites
A LINE account
Access to LINE Developers Console
Creating a LINE Channel
Visit the
LINE Developers Console
Sign in with your LINE account
Click “Create a new channel”
Choose “Messaging API” as the channel type
Fill in the required information:
Channel name
: A name for your channel
Channel description
: Brief description of your bot
Category
: Select an appropriate category
Subcategory
: Choose a relevant subcategory
Click “Create”
Configuring Your LINE Channel
Basic Settings
In your channel settings, go to the “Basic” tab
Note your
Channel ID
and
Channel Secret
(you’ll need these later)
Upload a channel icon (optional)
Add a channel description
Messaging API Settings
Go to the “Messaging API” tab
Note your
Channel Access Token
(you’ll need this later)
Set up your webhook URL (if needed for receiving messages)
Enable “Use webhook” if you want to receive messages
QR Code and Add Friends
In the “Messaging API” tab, find the QR code
Users can scan this QR code to add your bot as a friend
Alternatively, you can create a “Add friends” URL
Setting Up in Jinba Flow
Go to your workspace settings in Jinba Flow
Navigate to the “Secret” section
Find “LINE” in the list of available credentials
Click “Configure” or “Add New”
Enter your LINE channel credentials:
Channel ID
: From your LINE channel’s Basic settings
Channel Secret
: From your LINE channel’s Basic settings
Channel Access Token
: From your LINE channel’s Messaging API settings
Click “Save” to store your credentials
Webhook Configuration (Optional)
If you want to receive messages from LINE users:
In your LINE channel’s “Messaging API” settings
Enable “Use webhook”
Set the webhook URL to your Jinba Flow webhook endpoint
Verify the webhook URL is accessible from LINE’s servers
Usage
Once configured, you can use LINE in your flows to:
Send text messages to users
Send rich messages (images, videos, audio, files)
Send location messages
Send sticker messages
Send template messages (buttons, carousel, etc.)
Get user profile information
Respond to user messages via webhook
Message Types
Text Messages
Simple text messages
Support for emoji and Unicode characters
Rich Messages
Image messages
: Send images with preview text
Video messages
: Send videos with preview text
Audio messages
: Send audio files
File messages
: Send any file type
Template Messages
Button template
: Text with action buttons
Confirm template
: Yes/No confirmation
Carousel template
: Multiple items with images and buttons
Image carousel template
: Multiple images with buttons
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