44 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
44 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
var express = require("express");
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var alexa = require("alexa-app");
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var PORT = process.env.port || 5000;
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var app = express();
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// ALWAYS setup the alexa app and attach it to express before anything else.
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var alexaApp = new alexa.app("step1");
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alexaApp.express({
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expressApp: app,
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// verifies requests come from amazon alexa. Must be enabled for production.
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// You can disable this if you're running a dev environment and want to POST
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// things to test behavior. enabled by default.
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checkCert: false,
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// sets up a GET route when set to true. This is handy for testing in
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// development, but not recommended for production. disabled by default
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debug: true
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});
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// now POST calls to /test in express will be handled by the app.request() function
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// from here on you can setup any other express routes or middlewares as normal
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app.set("view engine", "ejs");
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alexaApp.launch(function(request, response) {
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response.say("You launched Saburly app!");
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});
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alexaApp.intent("GetProcessIntent", {
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"utterances": [
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"tell me about projects", "say something about your project", "what are your projects"
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]
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},
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function(request, response) {
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response.say("We collaborate closely with our clients at each step of the developmentprocess. From designing the UX to developing the front-end andarchitecting the back-end.");
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}
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);
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app.listen(PORT);
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console.log("Listening on port " + PORT + ", try http://localhost:" + PORT + "/step1");
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