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luis-cli

v1.0.1

Published

CLI for Microsoft LUIS API

Downloads

6

Readme

Luis Command-line Interface

Simple command-line interface to interact with Microsoft LUIS APIs.

Usage

This CLI uses LUIS APIs to automate following tasks:

  • export an existing LUIS app to the specified local json file.
  • create (import) a new LUIS app from a local json file.
  • update the utterances (or examples) of an existing LUIS App as specified in a local json file.

Note:

  • This tool assumes the use of "native LUIS app json files", the ones you get when you export an app. You must follow that schema.
  • For the moment, when updating, it only considers utterances. It modifies existing ones, creates new ones and removes obsolete ones as needed.
  • App update also automatically triggers training and app publishment.
Usage: ./bin/luis-cli [options]

Options:

  -h, --help                         Show usage information
  -e, --export [filename]            Export application to JSON file. You need to specify an appid.
  -i, --import [filename]            Import application from JSON file. You will get a new appid, don't have to specify one.
  -u, --update [filename]            Update application from JSON file. You need to specify an appid.
  -a, --appid [application_id]       Microsoft LUIS application id. Optional depending on what you want to do.
  -s, --subid [subscription_id]      Microsoft LUIS subscription id. Always REQUIRED.
  -n, --appname [subscription_name]  Microsoft LUIS subscription name. Only needed for importing.
  -v, --verbose                      Enable verbose mode