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atmt

v3.0.0

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CLI to create Chat bots using Automaton

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Keywords

oclif

Readme

atmt

CLI to create Chat bots using Automaton

Version License

Usage

$ npm install -g atmt
$ atmt COMMAND
running command...
$ atmt (-v|--version|version)
atmt/3.0.0 win32-x64 node-v9.4.0
$ atmt --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ atmt COMMAND
...

Commands

atmt build

initial scaffolding from bot.atmt.json

USAGE
  $ atmt build

OPTIONS
  -d, --dialogflow  use dialogflow

EXAMPLE
  $ atmt build

atmt help [COMMAND]

display help for atmt

USAGE
  $ atmt help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

atmt init

create bot.atmt.json and functions.json

USAGE
  $ atmt init

OPTIONS
  -n, --name=name  name of the bot

EXAMPLE
  $ atmt init --name bot_name
  creating bot.atmt.json

atmt rebuild

apply changes in bot.atmt.json, preserve function implementations in *Impl.js files

USAGE
  $ atmt rebuild

EXAMPLE
  $ atmt rebuild
  • [atmt init]
  • [atmt build]
  • [atmt rebuild]

VSCode extension

Get VSCode extension here to start writing automaton schema with intellisense

Quickstart

Outlook meeting scheduler bot using Microsoft Graph APIs written using Automaton

atmt init -n [BotName]

describe the command here create bot.atmt.json and functions.json


USAGE
  $ atmt init

OPTIONS
  -n, --name=name  name of the bot

EXAMPLE
  $ atmt init --name bot_name
  creating bot.atmt.json

atmt build

initial scaffolding from bot.atmt.json


USAGE
  $ atmt build

OPTIONS
  -d, --dialogflow  use dialogflow

EXAMPLE
  $ atmt build

atmt rebuild

apply changes in bot.atmt.json, preserve function implementations in *Impl.js files


USAGE
  $ atmt rebuild

EXAMPLE
  $ atmt rebuild