lark-event

You can stream Lark Open Platform events to NDJSON by maintaining a WebSocket long connection with bot-level authentication, converting live IM, contact, and calendar events into line-by-line JSON output for downstream pipelines.

You can subscribe to Lark bot events without manual webhooks by establishing a persistent WebSocket connection that delivers real-time messages, approvals, and drive notices directly as NDJSON for immediate processing.

Yes, you can filter Lark event streams using client-side regex filtering and route specific event types to different files or stdout, allowing precise control over how IM, task, and calendar events are persisted.

Yes, the Lark event stream output supports LLM agent pipelines through a compact mode that flattens event payloads and extracts human-readable content, making it easily consumable for automated bot responses.

Using a WebSocket subscription, you can capture real-time Lark events including IM messages, contact changes, calendar updates, approvals, drive notices, and task changes, all streamed as NDJSON output.

You can test Lark event routing configurations using a dry-run mode that simulates event processing and file routing without executing live actions, alongside quiet mode for clean pipeline integration.