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bespoken-tools

v2.6.7

Published

Tools for making Alexa development easier and more fun

Downloads

4,087

Readme


Overview

With Bespoken, develop faster and better. Do not slow-down for:

  • Time-consuming server deployments
  • Over-complicated and highly manual testing routines
  • Time-intensive and error-prone regression and utterance testing

The command-line tools include:

  • Test - Test your voice application with minimum code required using YAML files
  • Proxy - Easily debug Alexa requests by having them send directly to your laptop
  • Launch - Send a Launch Request to your Alexa skill
  • Utter and Intend - Send intents and utterances to your Alexa skill
  • Speak - Send a request directly an Alexa Virtual Device - uses the "real" Alexa! Magic!

You can also use:

  • --version, -v - Indicates the current BST and Node versions
  • --help, -h - Shows usage information

Installation

For use of the CLI:

$ npm install bespoken-tools -g

Learn More

Questions/Feedback?

Talk to us on Gitter, also feel free to open an issue for a bug or feature request.

We love to hear feedback.