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chatbot-celebrations
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chatbot-celebrations
celebrations.wikipedia
Holiday information from wikipedia
Regular Expresion:
- http://rubular.com/r/UTYxv45WVn (celebra\shoy)
- http://rubular.com/r/r6tuRngLLk (festividades)
- http://rubular.com/r/79gQOPqySu (celebraciones)
Questions
- ¿Qué se celebra hoy?
- ¿Qué festividades hay hoy?
- ¿Qué celebraciones hay hoy?
- ¿Qué celebraciones hay en nicaragua?
Setup
1 - Install from github
$ npm install ChocoyoLabs/chatbot-celebrations --save
2 - Insert commands from seed
$ sequelize db:seed:all --seeders-path node_modules/chatbot-celebrations/seeders/
or
$ sequelize db:seed --seeders-path node_modules/chatbot-celebrations/seeders --seed chatbot-celebrations-seeder.js
3 - Create command file
On chatbot project create file ./commands/celebrations.js
var celebrations = require('chatbot-celebrations');
exports.wikipedia = celebrations.wikipedia;
To remove this module
1 - Delete command file
On chatbot project
$ rm ./commands/celebrations.js
2 - Remove seed
$ sequelize db:seed:undo:all --seeders-path node_modules/chatbot-celebrations/seeders/
or
$ sequelize db:seed:undo --seeders-path node_modules/chatbot-celebrations/seeders --seed chatbot-celebrations-seeder.js
3 - Remove module from package
Edit package.json to remove ChocoyoLabs/chatbot-celebrations
FAQs
## celebration.wikipedia
The npm package chatbot-celebrations receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, chatbot-celebrations popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that chatbot-celebrations 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.
Package last updated on 28 May 2016
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