Welcome to the Build A Bot workshop! This branch represents the finished project. To pick up at an earlier stage of the project, use one of these branches:
If you haven't already, please review the requirements
for this workshop, and join the conference Slack
to get help when you need it. You can also import dialogflow-agent.zip into your own Dialogflow
account to catch up to where I am on the agent I'm presenting with.
Happy hacking!
P.S. This is the only branch that has a composer.lock file. For quicker dependency downloads,
composer install from here before switching to another branch. Installing from here means
you'll have all the dependencies you'll need for the workshop.
- PHP 7.1
- OpenSSL + ctype extensions (See Dockerfile for a full extension list)
- DOM + mbstring extensions for PHPUnit (included in Docker build)
- Composer
- An api.ai account; you'll need a "Client access token" from there to populate the API_AI_KEY environment variable.
Run using one of the below methods, then visit http://localhost:9000/bot to view
the bot page. Use a tool like ngrok to make your application
available to the outside world, then set https://your-hostname-here.ngrok.io/hook
as the destination of your api.ai agent web hook.
docker build . -t build-a-bot
docker run -p 9000:80 -e API_AI_KEY=xxxxxxxxx -v $(pwd):/var/app build-a-bot
Some quick notes:
- This container uses nginx and php-fpm, managed by runit. I tried to minimize image size and resource usage while still providing a self-contained appliance.
- App files are copied on build. If you don't need live updating, remove the
volume mount (
-v) parameter in the second command above.
API_AI_KEY=xxxxxxxx php -S 0.0.0.0:9000 -t public -d variables_order=EGPCS