This project is an example of how to develop a bot using bot framework while providing a solution for:
- An Uber-Bot that can orchestrate and route into multiple Sub-Bots.
- Developing a bot that uses LUIS intent dialogs and offers a communication in multiple languages.
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Run npm start
.
You can run this sample locally as is and communicate with it using bot emulator.
You can also connect this bot to your own registered bot by copying the file config/dev.sample.json
to config/dev.private.json
and change:
{
"BOT_MicrosoftAppId": "<GUID for registered bot id>",
"BOT_MicrosoftAppPassword": "<Password for registered bot>",
"LUIS_modelBaseURL":"https://api.projectoxford.ai/luis/v1/application",
"LUIS_applicationId_en":"<You can use as is or replace with a LUIS app id for your own english model>",
"LUIS_applicationId_es":"<You can use as is or replace with a LUIS app id for your own spanish model>",
"LUIS_subscriptionKey":"<You can use as is or replace with your own LUIS subscription id>"
}
Run npm test
.
Try one of the following Scenarios
You can perform this scenario in english or spanish:
- Type: Change languages
- Type: English
- Type: history
- Type: Tell me about Einstein
- Type: Go back to 1983
This enters the context of history bot and remains there until you type either 'go home' or 'cancel'.
- Type: history
- Type: go feedback
- Type: go home
- Type: history
- Type: cancel
This is an example of both switching between bots and ending a current bot conversation and going up to the upper level.