chat-bubble
??UI de chatbot simples para a Web com script JSON ??
Demonstração | Vídeo tutorial
yarn add chat-bubble
ou npm install chat-bubble
Obtenha o arquivo .ZIP aqui.
Este método pressupõe que você tenha um ambiente de desenvolvimento em execução capaz de transpilar JavaScript ES6. Há um breve guia sobre como fazer um funcionar aqui. Caso contrário, consulte "Não tenho ambiente de desenvolvimento ES6". Este guia mostrará como construir isso.
/************************************************************************/
/******* CONVENIENCE METHODS AVAILABLE FOR ES6 BUILD ENVIRONMENTS *******/
/************************************************************************/
// the URL of where you've installed the component; you may need to change this:
import {
Bubbles ,
prepHTML
} from "../node_modules/chat-bubble/component/Bubbles.js" ;
// this is a convenience script that builds all necessary HTML,
// imports all scripts and stylesheets; your container DIV will
// have a default `id="chat"`;
// you can specify a different ID with:
// `container: "my_chatbox_id"` option
prepHTML ( { relative_path : "../node_modules/chat-bubble/" } ) ;
/************************************************************************/
/************************ SAMPLE IMPLEMENTATION *************************/
/************************************************************************/
// initialize by constructing a named function...
const chatWindow = new Bubbles (
document . getElementById ( "chat" ) , // ...passing HTML container element...
"chatWindow" // ...and name of the function as a parameter
) ;
// `.talk()` will get your bot to begin the conversation
chatWindow . talk (
// pass your JSON/JavaScript object to `.talk()` function where
// you define how the conversation between the bot and user will go
{
// "ice" (as in "breaking the ice") is a required conversation object
// that maps the first thing the bot will say to the user
ice : {
// "says" defines an array of sequential bubbles
// that the bot will produce
says : [ "Hey!" , "Can I have a banana?" ] ,
// "reply" is an array of possible options the user can pick from
// as a reply
reply : [
{
question : "?" , // label for the reply option
answer : "banana" // key for the next conversation object
}
]
} , // end required "ice" conversation object
// another conversation object that can be queued from within
// any other conversation object, including itself
banana : {
says : [ "Thank you!" , "Can I have another banana?" ] ,
reply : [
{
question : "??" ,
answer : "banana"
}
]
} // end conversation object
} // end conversation object
) ;
Se você não quiser se preocupar em configurar um servidor de desenvolvimento e um transpilador para código ES6, eu entendo. Simplesmente descompacte o pacote e crie index.html
dentro desse diretório. Em seguida, adicione todo o JavaScript que você vê abaixo do comentário /*SAMPLE IMPLEMENTATION*/
no exemplo de código acima. Substitua const
por var
.
<!DOCTYPE html >
< html lang =" en " >
< head >
< meta charset =" UTF-8 " />
< title > My chat-bubble Project </ title >
<!-- stylesheets are conveniently separated into components -->
< link rel =" stylesheet " media =" all " href =" ../styles/setup.css " />
< link rel =" stylesheet " media =" all " href =" ../styles/says.css " />
< link rel =" stylesheet " media =" all " href =" ../styles/reply.css " />
< link rel =" stylesheet " media =" all " href =" ../styles/typing.css " />
< link rel =" stylesheet " media =" all " href =" ../styles/input.css " />
</ head >
< body >
<!-- container element for chat window -->
< div id =" chat " > </ div >
<!-- import the JavaScript file -->
< script src =" ./component/Bubbles.js " > </ script >
< script >
/************************************************************************/
/**************** add "SAMPLE IMPLEMENTATION" code here *****************/
/************************************************************************/
</ script >
</ body >
</ html >
Agora abra este arquivo em seu navegador. Feito!
ice:{}
? É assim que você faria. Confira a pasta /examples
para o código-fonte e mais ideias.
Object.assign()
e String.includes()