Generator-line-bot NPM

LINE Bot template generator for yeoman

This repository contains generator of LINE Bot for yeoman. To use the package, install yeoman and the generator.

npm install -g yo
npm install -g generator-line-bot

This is optimized for Visual Studio Code, I strongly recommend using Visual Studio Code as editor. You can install it from Visual Studio Code download.

Goal

The goal of this project is to let developer start LINE Bot developement super quick. It should be like this. 1. generate project by yeoman 1. Open via Visual Studio. 1. F5 to start debugging.

If you find any issue which doesn't meet this goal, please log issue or PR.

How to use

To generate the application as "MyBot" with C# :

yo line-bot MyBot --csharp

It also supports other languages. Change the last option

go
nodejs
python
ruby If you select csharp, it will ask you project type, either Azure Function or Web API. You can specify it as option too.

yo line-bot MyBot --csharp --webapi

It will ask you for ChannelSecret and Token. Pass the correct values.
Open the generated folder via VSCode and you are good to go.
Visual Studio Code will let you know which extension you should install. Follow the instruction and install them as needed.
Simply press F5 will start debug the application.

Other things you need to know

C

There are two project types. Azure Function or Web API.

Azure Function

It is Azure Function v2 application and default port is 7071.
make sure you install azure function tools for dotnetcore. For further information, see here

Web API

It is dotnet core 2.0 Web API and default port is 5000.

common

make sure you install C# extension
make sure you install dotnet core 2
The template uses Azure Blog Storage for additional features.

Node.js

by default, it uses port 3000 when you debug locally. See index.js for more detail.

const port = process.env.PORT || 3000;
app.listen(port, () => {
  console.log(`listening on ${port}`);
});

golang

make sure you installed golang
make sure you install Go extension.
make sure you configured PATH to go command.
by default, it uses port 8000 when you debug locally. See .vscode/launch.json for detail.

python

makre sure you installed python
make sure you install Python extension
make sure you configured PATH to python and pip command.
by default, it uses port 8000 when you debug locally. see app.py for more detail.

arg_parser.add_argument('-p', '--port', default=8000, help='port')

Ruby

makre sure you installed Ruby
make sure you installed Ruby extension
make sure you configured PATH to Ruby and Gem command.
by default, it uses port 4567 when you debug locally. see app.rb for more detail.