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alexa-blackjack-trainer
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This is an Alexa skill for teaching Basic Strategy to the card game Blackjack. Alexa will deal a sample hand and quiz the user on the correct move based on Basic Strategy odds.
Blackjack Trainer uses a serverless architecture via an AWS Lambda function. To deploy on your own Lambda for testing, follow these steps:
yarn
.npm run setup
to generate the Lambda deployment files..env
.deploy.env
as APP_ID=<appId>
.npm run deploy
to deploy skill to your Lambda function.intent-schema.json
and sample-utterances.txt
to your Alexa skill.You can test locally by editing event.json
with a specific Lambda Request. You may find it useful to copy and paste from the Testing page of the Alexa skill.
Blackjack Trainer makes use of the following projects:
Thanks to the many developers who contributed to these and other open source projects!
FAQs
A blackjack trainer skill for Alexa.
The npm package alexa-blackjack-trainer receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, alexa-blackjack-trainer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that alexa-blackjack-trainer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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