Conversationnal agent Roboto

Introduction

This is a micro service to manage bot speech. It is in communication with a NLU server from rasa here

How to talk with your bot?

Once your NLU server is up you can talk with your bot by POST to /speak?<insert session id if it exists> with a payload like this :

{
    "say": {
        "message": "Coucou le bot"
    }
}

That's all folks, happy hacking 🤖

Scripts

Before all you can run nvm use, it will change your node version to lts based on .nvmrc. If you haven't installed it yet follow this steps:

• nvm install 18.16.0
• nvm use

Currently last lts version is 18.16.0, it will change sooner or later. So when it does, simply change content in .nvmrc then run nvm install <insert lts version> and nvm use

Start app

• yarn start Server will start with nodemon to allow auto-reload

• ./get_container_info.sh Allow you to know where is your NLU container, should be done after your NLU server is running. Then modify your .env with found value

Mapping bot flows and intents

You will find a file mapping. It is here to allow you to route your intent from nlu server to corresponding bot flow

{
    "flow_name_1": ["intent_1", "intent_2"],
    "flow_name_2": ["intent_3", "intent_4", "intent_5"],
    "flow_name_3": [],
    "flow_name_4": ["intent_6"]
}

Build app

• yarn build It will build in ./build/

Husky

What to do first to have husky setup

• yarn husky:setup It will setup husky to roll before commit If you run it multiple times you will add duplicate pre-commit hooks, so if in a doubt simply delete .husky/ folder and run yarn husky:setup

:warn: On windows you could run into some trouble to push your change, if so go to ./.husky/pre-push and add before yarn build:

if [ -t 1 ]; then
  exec < /dev/tty
fi

Jest

Simple test run

• yarn test

Watch test run

• yarn test:watch

Coverage test run

• yarn test:watch

Prettier

Check project format

• yarn prettier

Fix project format

• yarn prettier:fix

EsLint

Check project lint error and warn

• yarn lint

Fix project lint error and warn

• yarn lint:fix