handling Request URL for interactive messages

Description

While reading your example you have used verify_request() to verify the signature, this function does not exist in python-slack-events-api repo.

Is there a way to use python-slack-events-api to handle request URL for interactive messages (like button clicks) or do i need to build the low level verification on my own?

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[seratch]

@hkhrais Thanks for asking this question! Unfortunately, we don’t provide any official tools to handle user interactions (button click, select menu, modals, home tab etc) yet. However, in the near future (I cannot tell the date to ship it yet but at least within a few months), we’ll come up with a comprehensive toolkit for Python developers. Until then, please do the request verification and payload handing on your own 🙇

[seratch]

Bolt for Python is almost ready for GA release sometime soon. Try the new library out and let us know your feedback!

• https://github.com/slackapi/bolt-python
• https://slack.dev/bolt-python/concepts#basic