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@yoctol/kurator

v0.50.9

Published

```sh yarn add @yoctol/kurator ```

Downloads

769

Readme

Installation

yarn add @yoctol/kurator

Usage

const Kurator = require('@yoctol/kurator');
const { createDeployMiddleware } = require('@yoctol/kurator/koa');
const { middleware } = require('bottender');

const kurator = new Kurator({
  projectId: '<PROJECT_ID>',
  accessToken: '<ACCESS_TOKEN>',
});

bot.onEvent(
  middleware([
    kurator.createBottenderMiddleware(),
    (context) => {
      // ...
    },
  ])
);

To get specific action, use kurator.getAction:

const action = kurator.getAction('<ACTION_ID>');

To register local action, use kurator.registerAction:

kurator.registerAction('<ACTION_ID>', (context) => {
  /* ... */
});

To register multiple local actions, use kurator.registerActions:

kurator.registerActions({
  '<ACTION_ID_1>': (context) => {
    /* ... */
  },
  '<ACTION_ID_2>': (context) => {
    /* ... */
  },
});

Debug

Add DEBUG env variable for debug package:

DEBUG=kurator
DEBUG=kurator:chatbase
DEBUG=kurator:trigger
DEBUG=kurator:predict

Updating

Webhook:

router.use('deployz', createDeployMiddleware({ kurator }));

Polling:

const kurator = new Kurator({
  projectId: '<PROJECT_ID>',
  accessToken: '<ACCESS_TOKEN>',
  polling: {
    interval: 5 * 60 * 1000,
  },
});

Run with Action Map

If a map between actionId and actionName is needed, visit: https://kurator.yoctol.com/api/projects/<PROJECT_ID>/action-map And the result is a map as below:

{
  "FOO": "87654321",
  "BAR": "12345678"
}

To get action map support in Kurator SDK, just passing actionMap to your Kurator constructor:

const kurator = new Kurator({
  projectId: '<PROJECT_ID>',
  accessToken: '<ACCESS_TOKEN>',
  actionMap: {
    FOO: '87654321',
    BAR: '12345678',
  },
});

After that, you can trigger your action by key of the action map:

kurator.getAction('FOO');

// calling with context
await kurator.getAction('FOO')(context);

Add Chatbase Support

const kurator = new Kurator({
  projectId: '<PROJECT_ID>',
  accessToken: '<ACCESS_TOKEN>',
  chatbase: {
    apiKey: '<CHATBASE_KEY>',
  },
});

Specify Environment

const kurator = new Kurator({
  projectId: '<PROJECT_ID>',
  accessToken: '<ACCESS_TOKEN>',
  environment: 'staging', // Enum: 'staging' | 'production'
});

Use customAdapter to Handle Universal Platform

const customAdapter = {
  toTextAction: ({ descriptor: { text, buttons } }) => (context) =>
    context.sendText(text),
  toImageAction: ({
    descriptor: { imageUrl, title, subtitle, webUrl, buttons },
  }) => (context) => context.sendImage(imageUrl),
};

new Kurator({
  projectId: '<PROJECT_ID>',
  accessToken: '<ACCESS_TOKEN>',
  customAdapter,
});