Installation

You can use this library as common pre-built .js (choose there).

Or you can install it with nodejs and that import as es6 (or .ts) module. See below.

npm install [email protected]

Usage

.textRequest

const client = new ApiAi.ApiAiClient({accessToken: 'YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN'});
const promise = client.textRequest(longTextRequest);

promise
    .then(handleResponse)
    .catch(handleError);

function handleResponse(serverResponse) {
        console.log(serverResponse);
}
function handleError(serverError) {
        console.log(serverError);
}

.eventRequest

const promise = client.eventRequest("EVENT_NAME", options);

TypeScript and ES6

This SDK written with Typescript and all it's sources are available in this package. So basically if you are using something like webpack or browserify with ES6 imports and so on, you can just install this SDK with $ npm install api-ai-javascript --save-dev command and then import original sources with something like:

import {ApiAiClient} from "api-ai-javascript";

const client = new ApiAiClient({accessToken: 'YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN'})

.textRequest('Hello!')
    .then((response) => {/* do something */})
    .catch((error) => {/* do something here too */})

Note: If you are going to build es5 version of your bundle with ApiAiClient inside, please add some typings for promises (e.g. @types/es6-promise)

You also can import and use all defined interfaces and ApiAiConstants:

import {IRequestOptions, IServerResponse, ApiAiConstants} from "api-ai-javascript/ApiAiClient"
const lang = ApiAiConstants.AVAILABLE_LANGUAGES.EN;

You can find full list of interfaces here

Development

• Checkout from this repository, do not forget to switch to "v2" branch
• run $ npm install
• run $ webpack -w or just $ npm start (as an option for non globally installed dev-server - $ ./node_modules/.bin/webpack-dev-server)
• develop! (webpack will automatically compile SDK to ./target/ApiAi.js file on each change, just include it into some test HTML file (./demo/index.html will probably do the job) and test it).

Building

$ npm run-script build command will build everything

Testing

$ npm test

Changelog

2.0.0-beta.21

• tts and asr support removed (discontinued on API.AI side)

2.0.0-beta.19

• minor typings changes

2.0.0-beta.18

• some minor typings changes

2.0.0-beta.17

• dependencies updated
• webrtc typings removed (now part of typescript default lib)

2.0.0-beta.16

• some linting (ionic2 compatibility issues)

2.0.0-beta.15

• minor fixes, minor readme updates
• exported constants

2.0.0-beta.14

• minor fixes
• GainNode removed (for now) as non-working in current setup

2.0.0-beta.13

• IStreamClient is aligned with StreamClient needs, thanks to @muuki88 (#26)
• Callbacks in IStremClientOptions are now typed properly
• Added IStreamClient.getGain(): GainNode (#25) to allow set up gain of listener
• Fixed UTF8 requests, thanks to @elaval (#24)

2.0.0-beta.12

• Possibility to import ApiAiClient separately from ApiAiStreamClient
• Typescript project demo setup added

2.0.0-beta.8

Breaking changes:

• Main class renamed from Client to ApiAiClient
• StreamClient renamed (in exports at least) to ApiAiStreamClient
• StreamClient class is no longer available inside main ApiAiClient class and now should be passed directly in ApiAiClient constructor: const client = new ApiAiClient("ACCESS_TOKEN", {streamClientClass: ApiAiStreamClient}).That was made to allow building your applications without streamclient at all (streamclient now takes about 70% of whole library). And also there will be other implementation of streamClient in the future

Non-breaking changes:

• Demo updated