| 1 | module.exports = {
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| 2 | integrations: {
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| 3 | /* Uncomment this to enable NLP with Dialogflow
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| 4 | dialogflow: {
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| 5 | token: "YOUR_DIALOGFLOW_API_TOKEN"
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| 6 | }*/
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| 7 | },
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| 8 | routes: [
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| 9 | /* Routes map user inputs to actions (React Components)
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| 10 | A user input is an object like this:
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| 11 | {
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| 12 | type: "text", // Input type, it can be one of text, postback, image, video, audio, document, location
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| 13 | data: "Hello!" // Raw text (or attachment URL if it's a media type)
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| 14 | payload: "", // This is used when the user has clicked on a button or quick reply
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| 15 | intent: "smalltalk.greeting" Intent ID according to the NLP backend
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| 16 | }
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| 17 |
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| 18 | Every route (an entry in this array) is composed by a matching rule and an action.
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| 19 | A matching rule looks like this: {attribute: test}, which basically means: "take that
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| 20 | attribute from the user input and apply the test" if test passes, the action defined in
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| 21 | that route will be triggered.
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| 22 |
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| 23 | There are 3 types of tests:
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| 24 | - String --> Perfect match
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| 25 | - Regexp --> Pass the regular expression
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| 26 | - Function --> Passes if the funtion returns true
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| 27 |
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| 28 | The rules will be tested in order so if the 1st rule matches, Botonic won't test
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| 29 | other routes and will execute the 1st action.
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| 30 | If there are several matching rules in the same route, all of them have to pass
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| 31 | to consider a match.
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| 32 | */
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| 33 |
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| 34 | /* The first rule matches if and only if we get the text 'start' and will execute the
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| 35 | React component defined in pages/actions/start.js */
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| 36 | {text: "start", action: "start"},
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| 37 |
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| 38 | /* Another text rule (perfect match) to trigger the 'end' action */
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| 39 | {text: "end", action: "end"},
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| 40 |
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| 41 | /* These rules use a case insensitive regexp to match text messages that contain
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| 42 | a certain text, for example the 1st one will capture 'BUTTONS', 'Buttons', etc */
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| 43 | {text: /^buttons$/i, action: "buttons"},
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| 44 | {text: /^quickreply$/i, action: "quickreply"},
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| 45 |
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| 46 | /* These rules capture different payloads */
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| 47 | {payload: "carrousel", action: "carrousel"},
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| 48 | {payload: /^(yes|no)$/, action: "quickreply_response"},
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| 49 |
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| 50 | /* This rule uses a function test to capture any text that starts with 'bye' */
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| 51 | {text: (t) => t.startsWith('bye'), action: "bye"},
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| 52 |
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| 53 | /* Captures any image */
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| 54 | {type: "image", action: "media"},
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| 55 |
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| 56 | /* Captures different intents (enable the Dialogflow integration,
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| 57 | see "integrations" section at the top of this file) */
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| 58 | {intent: "smalltalk.agent.funny", action: "funny"},
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| 59 | {intent: "smalltalk.agent.good", action: "funny"},
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| 60 | {intent: "smalltalk.user.likes_agent", action: "funny"},
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| 61 |
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| 62 | /* There's an implicit rule that captures any other input and maps it to
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| 63 | the 404 action, it would be equivalent to:
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| 64 | {type: /^.*$/, action: "404"}
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| 65 | */
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| 66 | ]
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| 67 | } |
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