lafi = lark + feishu

go-lafi is a Go client library for accessing the Lark/Feishu API.

As of now I am writing this library, there is no official Lark/Feishu SDK for Go. Although Bytedance is the fastest growing tech company in China, seems like they don't want to hire a Go developer to write a Go SDK for Lark/Feishu. 😂

The goals of this library are:

1. Provide a complete and idiomatic Go client for the Feishu API.
2. Ensure that the library is well tested and documented.
3. Practice my Go skills.🤖️

go get github.com/joyqi/go-lafi

Initialize Lark client with OAuth2 authentication:

import "github.com/joyqi/go-lafi/oauth2"

var conf = &oauth2.Config{
    AppID:        "your-client-id",
    AppSecret:    "your-client-secret",
    RedirectURL:  "your-redirect-url",
}

For Feishu, you can specify the Type field to TypeFeishu:

import "github.com/joyqi/go-lafi/oauth2"

var conf = &oauth2.Config{
    AppID:        "your-client-id",
    AppSecret:    "your-client-secret",
    RedirectURL:  "your-redirect-url",
    Type:         oauth2.TypeFeishu,
}

Get the authorization URL:

url := conf.AuthCodeURL("your-state")

Exchange the authorization code for an access token:

token, err := conf.Exchange(ctx, code)

Use TokenSource to persist the token and refresh it as needed:

ts := conf.TokenSource(ctx, token)
token, err := ts.Token()

Features:

• contact
  • User
  • Department
  • Group
  • Unit
  • EmployeeTypeEnums
  • CustomAttr
  • Scope

Initialize API client:

import "github.com/joyqi/go-lafi/oauth2"

client := conf.TenantTokenSource(ctx).Client()

Use the client to access the API. For example, to list all groups:

import (
    "github.com/joyqi/go-lafi/oauth2"
    "github.com/joyqi/go-lafi/api/contact"
)

client := conf.TenantTokenSource(ctx).Client()
api := &contact.Group{Client: client}

api.SimpleList(&contact.GroupSimpleListParams{
    PageSize:  100,
})