added Spark Checkin to README TOC

Author: hpreston

README.md

@@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ Many Cisco switches and routers provide an on-box Python Interpreter that can be
 |  [Execute CLI via Python](/Py-sho-ver-onbox)  |  This example is about as simple as it gets. By leveraging the CLI library, we execute the “show version” command on the box. | 
 |  [TDR Test Every Interface](/tdr-test)  |  This example once again leverages the CLI library, but to do something a bit more interesting.  A TDR test is run on every interface in “up” status.  | 
 |  [EEM Config Changes to Spark](/eem_configdiff_to_spark)  |  In this example, the EEM library is used to monitor for configuration changes.  When one occurs a message is sent to a Cisco Spark Room.  | 
-|  [Python with Eventing Example](/EEM-interface-move-routes)  |  Use the EEM and Python together to script based on local events. |  
+|  [Python with Eventing Example](/EEM-interface-move-routes)  |  Use the EEM and Python together to script based on local events. |
+|  [EEM + Python + Spark ChatOps](/spark_checkin)  |  Use the EEM to monitor for config changes and send a Spark Message |  
 
 
 

spark_checkin/README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 This example script sends a notification message to a Cisco Spark user of a Configuration Change.  It was created to be used along with an EEM Applet that monitors for configuration changes, and then executes the script leveraging Python withing Guest Shell.  
 
-This example was tested using IOS-XE 16.5.1b on an ISR 4K router, and on a Nexus 9000 7.0(3)I5(2) but should work on other platforms supporting Guest Shell.  
+This example was tested using IOS-XE 16.5.1b on an ISR 4K router, but should work on other platforms supporting Guest Shell.  
 
 This example script uses the CiscoSparkApi Python library to send the Spark Message.