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Alexa Skill Klark Bot

Primary LanguageJavaScript

alexa-skill-klark-bot

Intelligent Process Manager (IPM): It serves information from the tools deployed from the corporate intranet. It uses multiple information sources in order to learn about a product to optimize developer/product support processes in a team from task allotment to project deployment.

Installation Guide

Setup

git clone the repo and cd into it by running the following command:

git clone https://github.com/klark-product-bot/alexa-skill-klark-bot
cd alexa-skill-klark-bot

npm install

Note: You’ll need to have Node 8.10.0 or later on your local development machine. You can use nvm (macOS/Linux) or nvm-windows to easily switch Node versions between different projects. git clone the repo and cd into it by running the following command:

Use ASK CLI commands to manage your skill
1. Install CLI

$ npm install -g ask-cli

2. Configure CLI profile

Before you can start using the ASK CLI, configure your ASK (and AWS) credentials:

$ ask configure

You’ll be prompted to sign into your Amazon developer account. If you choose to have your skill hosted by AWS, you’ll have the option of linking your AWS account as well.

3. ASK init

Initialize a skill project and follow the prompts from the command:

$ ask init

4. Deploy Alexa skill

In order for Alexa to communicate with your skill code, it will need to be deployed and hosted on the cloud using this command.

$ ask deploy

The deploy command performs the following steps:

  1. skill-package/ resources will be zipped and uploaded to the ASK platform via SMAPI's Skill Package Service.
  2. lambda/ source files will be built and zipped for deployment to AWS. We currently support the build flows of npm for Nodejs, pip for Python and maven for Java developers.
  3. infrastructure/ definitions will be used to provision resources on AWS. The lambda/'s zip file from the previous step will be deployed to the provisioned AWS Lambda function. The gif below shows the deployment using @ask-cli/cfn-deployer, you can also try other deployers as they serve different purposes.

For Testing Visit (https://developer.amazon.com/alexa/console/ask):
Test using Test section under developer console.