This template contains a Jovo Sample Google Action in TypeScript, with a simple "Hello World!" greeting, asking for the user's name and returning a personalised message.
To use the Jovo Templates, you'll need the Jovo CLI. You can install it globally with NPM.
$ npm install -g jovo-cliAfter successfully installing the Jovo CLI, you can install the template using one of the following commands:
$ jovo new <directory> --template google --language typescriptRead more about
jovo newhere.
Change your working directory into your newly created project directory and run your voice app:
# Change working directory to your previously specified directory.
$ cd <directory>
# Install dependencies.
$ npm install
# Run voice app, optionally with a --watch flag to restart on code changes.
$ jovo run [-w]Read more about
jovo runhere.
If you now go to the Jovo Debugger by pressing . or clicking on the webhook url in the terminal, you can test your voice application right away.
Now that you got the template running on the Jovo Debugger, it is time to deploy your Google Action! You can find a tutorial for building a complete Google Action here.
To see what else you can do with the Jovo Framework, take a look at the Jovo Documentation.
Jovo is the most popular development framework for voice, including platforms like Alexa, Google Assistant, mobile apps, and Raspberry Pi.