tl:dr; So easy you might think you're cheating at dialogflow!

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

Overview

df-cheatcodes-base is a library exposing useful aliases, shortcuts, functionality/sugar that will help teams quickly iterate on conversational experiences with DialogFlow.

The big idea is to make it simple and fast to quickly iterate on conversational experiences.

This library can be used stand-alone (no peerDependencies) or with the main df-cheatcodes bundle On its own, it can be useful for building conversational interfaces

Other Components

df-cheatcodes

• Details: https://github.com/valgaze/df-cheatcodes

Most helpful for "backend"/server stuff, collection of helpers and docs to augment the actions-on-google library. Generally the idea is to make working with rich components, contexts, data, 3rd-party APIs, and other tasks faster & easier

df-starter-kit

• Details: https://github.com/valgaze/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

• Details: https://github.com/valgaze/df-frontend-vue

A fun "retro" DialogFlow frontend interface that can render rich components with many conversational design & debugging tools.

License

This repo uses API responses & concepts from actions-on-google which itself is under the 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