botbuilder-command-line makes really easy the creation of command line tools for your BotBuilder bot.
Features:
- Nice DSL for creating command line dialogs
- Arguments and options parsing
- Configurable authentication for command
yarn add botbuilder-command-line This library was only tested in Slack. It should work in other channels too.
const { UniversalBot } = require('botbuilder') const { CommandLineLibrary } = require('botbuilder-command-line') const bot = new UniversalBot(connector) const lib = new CommandLineLibrary("operations", { isAuthorized: async (user) => { return user.id === process.env.SUPER_USER_ID }, }) lib.command("list-active-dialogs", { description: "List the active dialogs", handler: async (session, context) => { const activeDialogs = await DialogRepository.activeDialog() session.endDialog(formatDialogList(activeDialogs)) }, }) lib.command("destroy-dialog", { description: "Destroy the given dialog.", options: [ { name: "id", description: "The dialog identifier", required: true, }, ], handler: async (session, context) => { await DialogRepository.destroy(context.options.id) session.endDialog('I have destroy your dialog') } }) bot.library(lib)We have created a new CommandLineLibrary with the name operations. operations will be the name to use when invoking a command. The operations CommandLineLibrary will only be triggered if a recognizer emits the operations intent. This means you will need to create a custom recognizer in your bot and emit the operations intent yourself.
This will look like this probably:
bot.recognize({ recognize: (context, done) => { if (context.message.text.startsWith('operations')) { done(null, { score: 1.0, intent: 'operations' }) } else { done(null, { score: 0.0 }) } } })We are going to move this logic inside the library to make the library experience more friendly.
After adding the previous recognizer you can now invoke the command like this:
operations list-active-dialogs or operations destroy-dialog --id 10 - Implement recognizer inside library
- Add boolean flags
- Martín Ferández martin@suttna.com
- Santiago Doldán santiago@suttna.com