0.0.17 • Published 7 years ago

dialog-api v0.0.17

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Dialog Node

A node.js client for the Dialog API.

Dependency Status NPM Version

Examples

Installation

Install using npm.

npm install dialog-api --save

Usage

This library needs to be configured with your API token which is available in your personal account, and a bot ID.

var Dialog = require('dialog-api');
var dialog = new Dialog(request.env('DIALOG_API_TOKEN'), request.env('DIALOG_BOT_ID'));

Tracking messages

Generic

See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/track

var payload = {
  message: {
    platform: "messenger",
    provider: "dialog-node",
    mtype: "text",
    sent_at: 1484948110.458,
    nlp: {
      intents: [
        {
          name: 'rocket.launch',
          confidence: 0.98
        }
      ]
    },
    properties: {
      "text": "Launch some space rockets"
    }
  },
  conversation: {
    distinct_id: "0a4b6c44-55e0-4381-a678-34f02b2620d7"
  },
  creator: {
    distinct_id: "d5ae3f5f-1645-40c3-a38a-02382cd0ee49",
    type: "interlocutor",
    username: "@elon",
    first_name: "Elon",
    last_name: "Musk",
    email: "elon@spacex.com",
    gender: "male",
    locale: "US",
    phone: "1234567890",
    profile_picture: "http://spacex.com/elon.jpg",
    timezone: -5
  }
};

dialog.track(payload);

Botpress

Example: Botpress bot with botpress-dialog

See botpress-dialog

Twilio Programmable Chat (IP Messaging) with Botkit

Example: Twilio Programmable Chat bot built with Botkit

var Dialog = require('dialog-api/lib/botkit/twilioipm');

controller.middleware.receive.use(dialog.incomingMiddleware);
controller.middleware.send.use(dialog.outgoingMiddleware);

Messenger with Botkit

Example: Messenger bot built with Botkit

var Dialog = require('dialog-api/lib/botkit/messenger');

controller.middleware.receive.use(dialog.incomingMiddleware);
controller.middleware.send.use(dialog.outgoingMiddleware);

Facebook Messenger with expressjs/express

Example: Messenger bot built with expressjs/express

var Dialog = require('dialog-api/lib/messenger');

var app = express();

// ...
app.post('/webhook', function(req, res) {
  dialog.incoming(req.body);

  var messagingEvents = req.body.entry[0].messaging;

  if (messagingEvents.length && messagingEvents[0].message) {
    var event = req.body.entry[0].messaging[0];

    var payload = {
      recipient: {
        id: event.sender.id
      },
      message: { text: 'Hey human!' }
    };

    var options = {
      url: 'https://graph.facebook.com/v2.6/me/messages',
      qs: { access_token: process.env.FACEBOOK_PAGE_ACCESS_TOKEN },
      method: 'POST',
      json: payload
    };

    request(options, function(error, response, body) {
      dialog.outgoing(payload, body);
    });
  }
})

Kik with @kikinteractive/kik

Example: Kik bot built with @kikinteractive/kik

var Dialog = require('dialog-api/lib/kik')

// ...
bot.use(function(message, next) {
  dialog.incomingMiddleware(message, next)
})

bot.outgoing(function(message, next) {
  dialog.outgoingMiddleware(message, next)
})

Events

Send events to Dialog to keep track of your custom logic. Optionally pass an Interlocutor's distinct id to tie the event to one of your bot's interlocutors. See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/event#create

dialog.event('subscribed', 'interlocutorDistinctId', { custom: 'value' })

Clicks

Record clicks by interlocutors inside a conversation using a trackable link. For every links that needs to be tracked, generate a trackable URL by passing the interlocutor's distinct Id (provided by the platform or provider) and the url to the link method. See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/click-tracking

dialog.link('http://example.com', interlocutorDistinctId)
// https://api.dialoganalytics.com/v1/b/7928374/clicks/?id=123456&url=http%3A%2F%2Fexample.com

Attach

Modify the current track payload about to be sent to Dialog's API with this helper method.

For example, you can specify a message name:

dialog.attach('welcome')
dialog.attach({ message: { name: 'welcome' }}) // equivalent

This will modify the track payload:

{
  message: {
    name: "welcome",
    ...
  },
  conversation: { ... },
  creator: { ... }
}

Messages

Retrieve a message

See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/message#retrieve

dialog.retrieveMessage(conversationId, messageId)

List all messages

List all messages in a conversation. See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/message#list

dialog.listMessages(conversationId)

Conversations

Retrieve a conversation

See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/conversation#retrieve

dialog.retrieveConversation(conversationId)

List all conversations

See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/conversation#list

dialog.listConversations()

Interlocutors

List all interlocutors

See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/interlocutor#list

dialog.listInterlocutors()

Retrieve an interlocutor

See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/interlocutor#retrieve

dialog.retrieveInterlocutor(interlocutorId)

Update an interlocutor

See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/interlocutor#update

dialog.updateInterlocutor(interlocutorId, params)

Creating an interlocutor

To create an interlocutor, use the track endpoint. An interlocutor must initially be created in association with a conversation. See docs.dialoganalytics.com/reference/track

Documentation

See the API docs.

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