This repository contains a rough batch file for regression testing the NODE ONLY samples for the Microsoft Bot Builder V4 SDK - JS SDK.
Samples for the Bot Builder SDK are available here.
Bot Builder provides the most comprehensive experience for building conversation applications and includes the following SDKs and tools:
- Bot Builder V4 SDK
- Bot Framework Emulator
- Bot Builder CLI tools (stable release)
- Bot Framework webchat
Please see here for an overview of the end-to-end bot development workflow. To get started, you can create a bot with Azure Bot Service. Click here if you need a trial Azure subscription.
To use this file:
1.) Clone file to desktop.
2.) Open with preferred IDE.
3.) Find all references to
4.) Replace with information from own LUIS/QnA/appInsights/Dispatch
5.) Save file
6.) Double-click icon to run.
Script pauses periodically, including just after the bot samples are started, to allow user to open emulator and test bot.
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