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df-cheatcodes

v0.5.7

Published

``` tl:dr; So easy it'll make you feel like you're cheating at dialogflow ```

Downloads

112

Readme

tl:dr; So easy it'll make you feel like you're cheating at dialogflow

df-cheats


Note: For the very impatient, go here: quickstart.md


Overview

df-cheatcodes is a library exposing useful aliases, shortcuts, functionality/sugar that can help teams quickly produce a rich browser-based conversational experience that they can put in front of real users for feedback & improvement. See below features.

Ex. Rich components the fast & easy way (notice no imports)

richcomponents

Ex. "$hortcut Cheats" to quickly jump around your conversational interface & expose rich functionality. (Think of these as similiar to deep links but here it's deep linking to functionality of your intelligent agent)

shortcut

Plus a bunch of other stuff (helpers for working with API, frontend, external templates, random responses, retrieve/set data, etc)

Where to start?

Other Components

df-starter-kit

Fully-loaded DialogFlow "starter" project with an agent, fulfillment template, and a frontend that renders rich components. Also has various ergonomic features to speed development like live-reload, types, tunneling, easy deploy/bundling to a web server or optimized for cloud functions

df-frontend-vue

A fun "retro" DialogFlow frontend interface that can render rich components with many conversational design & debugging tools. A "bundled" version is included with starter kit, this one you can edit or skin however you need

df-cheatcodes-base

Most helpful for "frontend" tasks and transacating with DialogFlow APIs. Makes it easy to send plaintext, events, and requestdata

Functionality

aogCheat

Collection of helpers to augment the actions-on-google library and make working with rich components, contexts, data, 3rd-party APIs, and other tasks faster & easier

apiCheat

Helpful items for transacting with the API, can optionally transform gRPC <> JSON for event, request data as required

shortcutCheat

A trick to expose 'shareable' (copy/paste, links) points of your conversation-- useful for debugging and for users who aren't interested in a 'chat'

requestCheat

Various helpers to help simplify building requests

endpointCheat

Add this so your server routes can handle DialogFlow requests (events, text, requestdata, etc) from a frontend or other services

Ex. Easy server (could certainly be repurposed into a Cloud Function)

import express from "express";
import bodyParser from "body-parser";
import { endPointCheat } from "df-cheatcodes";

// Initialize simple server
const app = express();
app.use(bodyParser.json());

// Prep credentials + config
import { project_id, client_email, private_key } from "./service-account.json";
const credentials = { project_id, client_email, private_key };

// all optional
const config = {
  transformgrpc: false, // convert JSON to protostruct for requestData, event parameters, protostruct to JSON for responses
  optimizeResponse: false, // combine webhookPayload + fulfillmentMessages
};

app.post("/chat", endpointCheat(credentials, config));

Libraries

df-cheatcodes provides cheats using actions-on-google ^2.12.0 & dialogflow ^1.2.0 as peerDependencies.

License

This repo uses types & concepts from actions-on-google which itself is under apache license. At time of writing, it seemed that clearest/simplest thing to do is match that license in a notice-- accordingly, this repo conforms to the Apache 2.0 license