Jovo Framework: The React for Voice and Chat Apps

NEWS: We just launched Jovo v4

Build conversational and multimodal experiences for the web, Alexa, Google Assistant, Messenger, Instagram, Google Business Messages, mobile apps, and more. Fully customizable and open source. Works with TypeScript and JavaScript.

@Component()
export class LoveHatePizzaComponent extends BaseComponent {
  START() {
    return this.$send(YesNoOutput, { message: 'Do you like pizza?' });
  }

  @Intents(['YesIntent'])
  lovesPizza() {
    return this.$send({ message: 'Yes! I love pizza, too.', listen: false });
  }

  @Intents(['NoIntent'])
  hatesPizza() {
    return this.$send({ message: `That's OK! Not everyone likes pizza.`, listen: false });
  }
}

Cross-platform: Works on the web, voice platforms (like Alexa and Google Assistant), and chat platforms (like Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and Google Business Messages).
Fast: A CLI, local development, and browser-based debugging using the Jovo Debugger.
Component-based: Build robust experiences based on reusable components.
Multimodal: An output template engine that translates structured content into voice, text, and visual responses.
Extensible: Build Framework plugins, CLI plugins, and leverage many integrations from the Jovo Marketplace.
Integrated: Works with many NLU and CMS services.
Robust: Includes staging and a unit testing suite.

Getting Started

Learn more in our Getting Started Guide.

Install the Jovo CLI:

$ npm install -g @jovotech/cli

Create a new Jovo project (find the v4 template here):

$ jovo new <directory>

Go into project directory and run the Jovo development server:

# Go into project directory (replace <directory> with your folder)
$ cd <directory>

# Run local development server
$ jovo run

# Press "." to open the Jovo Debugger

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Jovo Framework: The React for Voice and Chat Apps

Getting Started

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