Some Context So, I'm developing a task that analyzes several groups of data from a website and then sends a notification to the person who is tied to that group of data. From the groups of data, we are able to retrieve the person's email address as well as their name and some other personal identifying information.
The Goal All of these users are part of a the same Google group. What we'd like to do is send them (the individual user tied to the data group) the notification and relevant data as a Google Chat message—their primary form of communication.
What I Understand The Google Chat API seems to have some cool HTTP API requests available for the purpose of chatbots, but after searching around and viewing their references, it seems that this API is not used as anything more than as a chatbot or similar. It seems to need webhooks or some sort of account ID in order to create a message to someone in particular.
The Question So, my question is as to whether or not there is a way to use the Google Chat API to send a message to a particular individual in the workspace identified by their email address.
My particular instance uses python, but if there were code/concepts in another language or whatever, please share. Thanks!
