mx3-template-jovo

NOTE

This template has been made for Google Actions. Alexa support is also prepared but not tested. Feel free to elaborate.

SETUP

Jovo framework

Setup Jovo: [https://www.jovo.tech/docs/installation]

AWS

Some data will be stored in a AWS Dynamo DB. Please follow these steps to set it up:

1. Create an Amazon AWS account: [https://aws.amazon.com/]
2. Login to your AWS console: [https://console.aws.amazon.com/]
3. Create a new Dynamo DB: Services => DynamoDB => Create Table, name the table mx3-data-dev.
4. Get the AWS access keys like so: https://datapath.io/resources/blog/how-to-get-your-aws-access-key-and-secret-access-key/

Google Action

1. Clone this repository to your local machine
2. Go to the app directory and run npm install
3. Go to the directory /app. Copy config-example.js and rename it to config.js
4. Set the params in config.js. Use the AWS access keys you got above (see above: AWS, point #4)
5. Go back to the root directory of the app and use the command jovo build
6. Zip the directory platforms/googleAction
7. Go to [https://console.dialogflow.com/] and login or create an account
8. Create a new agent, name it mx3, select English as default language and Create a new Google project
9. Go to Settings (gear wheel icon), select the tab Export and Import
10. Use RESTORE FROM ZIP to upload the ZIP file that was generated in step 5.
11. You might need to enable the Fulfillmet. Click Fulfillment in the left side menu und enable Webhook. Add the webhook URL you will find in platforms/googleAction/dialogflow/agent.json
12. Select Integrations in the side menu and click on Google Assistant, click on Test on the bottom of the overlay. This will create a new Actions on Google Project.
13. Start the webhook on your local computer with the command jovo run --watch
14. Start testing on https://console.actions.google.com/project/mx3/simulator/