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Package alexa-framework
Short Description Simple framework for creating Amazon Alex skills using PHP.
License MIT
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Alexa Skill Framework
Version: 0.1.1
I built this to make it simple to create Amazon Alexa skills using PHP. It handles the request verification, intent routing, provides some methods to get intent/slot information from the request and methods for building the response object to AVS.
To install:
- You can either install just the framework by running
newbury/alexa-framework
or the - Run
composer create-project newbury/alexa-app <desired installation directory>
, - Copy the contents of the contents of the
/example
directory to the application root, - Set the webserver document root to
/pub
,
Usage:
Replace amzn1.ask.skill.xxxxx...
in config/skills.php
with your alexa skill ID from the developer console. The config file can handle multiple skills by adding an additional array element for each skill.
Under routes
in the config file add an element under routes
for each intent you have set in the Alexa developer console. For eample 'example' => \App\Example::class,
the class \App\Example
will have requests for your example
intent routed to it.
Create a class for each intent which extends \Newbury\AlexaFramework\Intent\BaseIntent
. The execute()
method will be called when an intent is routed to it.
The Request
and Response
objects are made available to your intent classes via $this->request
and $this->response
.
Methods in \Newbury\AlexaFramework\Http\Request
are used to get information about the request such as slot data.
Methods in \Newbury\AlexaFramework\Http\Response
are used to build the response. Most of these methods can be chained together.
You can also call the static method Newbury\AlexaFramework\Directive::sendDirective($this->request, 'Your message')
to send "directive" responses if you need some time to build the main response.
Chagelog
[0.1.1] - 2018-Apr-13
- Added adility to send "directive" responses,
- Added getters and setters for session attributes,
- Added usage documentation.
[0.1.0] - 2018-Apr-12
- Project start,
- Basic intent routing,
- Request getters & response setters,
- Request verification.