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botbuilder-dialog-loader

A Library that helps to autload Microsoft Bot Framework dialogs

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botbuilder-dialog-loader

A Library that helps to autload Microsoft Bot Framework dialogs. Autoloads dialogs from provided folder, able to pass custom arguments for dialogs. It is supposed that every javascript file in the folder will expose only function with bot as first argument. Recommendation**: match dialog id's with the dialog folder structure.

Loader arguments

So require('botbuilder-dialog-loader') will return a function that requires next arguments: . bot - a UniversalBot instance; . basePath - a path to dialogs folder; . config - (optional) a configuration object. Every object's key reflects to a folder or to a concrete javascript file (without extension). Key's value should contain or an object (in case of folder) or an array of arguments, that will be passed to thefile. Example:

 {
    "folderA" : {
        "folderB" : {
           "some_dialogs" : [arg1, ..., argN] // A
        }
    },
    "welcome" : ["Hello", "Wolrd!"]
 }

Usage Example

  1. Create a folder - /src/dialogs;
  2. Create a file - /src/dialogs/welcome.js;
  3. Place next code into the welcome.js:
module.exports = function (bot,name) {
  bot.dialog('/welcome', [function (session) {
    session.send(`My name is - ${name}`)
    session.beginDialog('/askForName')
  },
    function (session, results) {
      session.endDialog(`Hi, ${results.response}!`);
      setTimeout( function () {
        process.exit()
      },1000);
    }
  ]);
}
  1. Create a file - /src/dialogs/askForName.js;
  2. Place next code into the askForName.js:
const botbuilder = require('botbuilder');

module.exports = function (bot) {
  bot.dialog('/askForName', [function (session) {
    botbuilder.Prompts.text(session, 'What is your name?');
  }]);
}
  1. Create index.js, a Code:
const botbuilder = require('botbuilder');
const path = require('path');
const loader = require('botbuilder-dialog-loader');

let connector = new botbuilder.ConsoleConnector().listen();
let bot = new botbuilder.UniversalBot(connector);
let basePath = path.dirname(__filename) + '/src/dialogs/';

bot.dialog('/', function ( session ) {
  session.beginDialog( '/welcome');
})
loader( bot, basePath, {
  "welcome" : ["DialogLoader"]
});

console.log('Press any key...');

Installation

    npm install --save botbuilder-dialog-loader

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Package last updated on 10 Jun 2017

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