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Building Bots with Node.js.

Automate workflow and internal communication processes and provide customer service without apps using messaging and interactive botsAbout This Book Create interactive bots on platforms such as Facebook Messenger, Kik, Telegram, and Skype to automate workflows Create a bot that works with SQL Server...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Freitas, Eduardo
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Packt Publishing, 2017.
Edición:1.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; About the Reviewer; www.PacktPub.com; Customer Feedback; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: The Rise of Bots
  • Getting the Message Across; Why bots matter and why you should get on the train; Why SMS still matters; Twilio as an SMS platform; Installing Twilio for Node.js; Setting up a Twilio account; Bare-bones Twilio Node.js template; Core bot functionality on Azure; Receiving SMS bot logic; Summary; Chapter 2: Getting Skype to Work for You; How a Skype bot works; Wiring up our Skype bot; Registering our Skype bot app; HR Skype bot agent.
  • Azure table storage as a backendHR agent guidelines; Accessing the Azure table through code; HR agent bot logic; Summary; Chapter 3: Twitter as a Flight Information Agent; How a Twitter bot works; Creating a Twitter app; Posting to Twitter; Listening to tweets; Replying to who tweeted; Flight APIs; Flight status API; Route search API; Adding a REST client library; Making the bot a bit smarter; Summary; Chapter 4: A Slack Quote Bot; Getting started; Registering a bot on Slack; Setting up our Node.js app; Slackbots library basics; The They Said So API; Summary; Chapter 5: Telegram-Powered Bots.
  • How a Telegram bot worksSetting up a Telegram account; Setting up a bot account using a Telegram bot
  • @BotFather; What is sentiment analysis?; Creating a Telegram bot; Conversations with our basic Telegram bot; Building a sentiment analysis bot; Summary; Chapter 6: BotKit
  • Document Manager Agent for Slack; Setting up a Slack for your team; Setting up a Slack bot; Botkit and Slack; Creating our first Slack bot using Botkit and Node.js; Enhancing our DocMan bot; What is MongoDB?; MongoDB database for our DocMan bot; MongoDB shell; Create a database; Create a reference documents collection.
  • Create data for our DocMan botIndexing for search; Search query; What is MongoJS?; Wiring up DocMan bot with MongoDB; Amazon S3 storage; Amazon S3 console; Create buckets; Store documents in the bucket; Mark documents as public; Update MongoDB data with Amazon S3 document links; Wiring it all up together; Code understanding; Summary; Chapter 7: Facebook Messenger Bot, Who's Off
  • A Scheduler Bot for Teams; Setting up our Facebook Messenger bot; The Facebook Page for our basic bot; Creating a Facebook app for our basic bot; Setting up our bot server in Azure.
  • Setting up a local git repository for our bot server in AzureModifying our bot program for Facebook verification; Setting up a Webhook and Facebook verification of our bot program; Deploying a modified bot that returns an echo; Troubleshooting our bot in Azure; Enhancing our Who's Off bot; Building a conversational experience with the Who's Off bot; Setting up a Messenger greeting; Showing the initial options of what a bot can do; What is DocumentDB?; Setting up a DocumentDB for our Who's Off bot; Creating an account ID for the DocumentDB; Creating a collection and database.