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yowl-exmaple-reminders

v0.1.2

Published

A reminders bot built using Yowl.

Downloads

2

Readme

Reminder Bot Example

A simple bot that sets up reminders for users and messages them back. It consists of three files:

  • index.js - the chat bot server
  • dialog.js - the interaction dialog for the bot
  • jobs.js - the reminder job that the bot runs

The bot is dependent on a large number of yowl packages.

  • yowl - the root yowl package for chatbots
  • yowl-platform-cli - communicate with yowl via the command line
  • yowl-platform-facebook - communicate with yowl via facebook messenger
  • yowl-dialog-manager - manage conversational flow of the bot
  • yowl-session-redis - persist yowl sessions in redis
  • yowl-jobs-kue - schedule reminders to be run at some point in the future
  • yowl-parse-dates - parse natural language dates in messages

The combined functionality of these packages allows us to implement a basic chatbot in a well structured project using relatively small number of lines of code.

Due to yowl-session-redis and yowl-jobs-kue, you will also need a local redis-server.

Run With Local Interface

node index.js --local --session XXXX --auth

Replace XXXX with a unique session id.

Run With Facebook Messenger Integration

Follow the instructions in the yowl-platform-facebook readme to get setup with Facebook messenger.

Then, run with the following command:

node index.js