Zalo User Interact

Overview

This node operation "Add Group Deputy" for the "Group" resource is designed to assign a deputy (a user with delegated administrative privileges) to a specific group in Zalo, a popular messaging platform. It allows automating the process of elevating a user's role within a group, which can be useful for managing group permissions and responsibilities without manual intervention.

Common scenarios where this node would be beneficial include:

• Automatically assigning deputies when certain conditions are met (e.g., based on user activity or role).
• Delegating group management tasks to trusted users programmatically.
• Integrating group administration into broader workflows, such as onboarding or community management automation.

Practical example:

• When a new user joins a group and meets specific criteria, this node can automatically promote them to a deputy role, enabling them to help moderate the group.

Properties

Output

The node outputs JSON data representing the result of the operation. Typically, this includes confirmation of the deputy assignment, any relevant metadata about the group or user, and status information indicating success or failure.

If the node supports binary data output (not explicitly shown here), it would typically represent attachments or media related to the operation, but for this operation, the primary output is JSON confirming the action.

Dependencies

• Requires an active connection to the Zalo API with appropriate authentication credentials (an API key or token).
• The node depends on the Zalo service being available and the authenticated user having sufficient permissions to modify group roles.
• No additional external dependencies are indicated beyond standard HTTP request capabilities to interact with the Zalo API.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

• Invalid User Id or Group Id: If either ID is incorrect or does not exist, the API call will fail.
• Insufficient Permissions: The authenticated account may lack rights to assign deputies in the specified group.
• Network or API Errors: Connectivity issues or Zalo API downtime can cause failures.

Error Messages and Resolutions

• "User not found" or "Group not found": Verify that the provided IDs are correct and correspond to existing entities.
• "Permission denied": Ensure the API credentials have the necessary scope and that the user has admin rights in the group.
• Timeouts or connection errors: Check network connectivity and retry later if the Zalo API is temporarily unavailable.

Links and References

• Zalo Official API Documentation — For detailed API endpoints and authentication methods.
• Zalo Group Management Guide — Specifics on managing groups and roles via API.

Note: The source code was heavily obfuscated, so the above summary is based on static analysis of input properties and typical behavior expected from the "Add Group Deputy" operation in a Zalo integration node.