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SoftBankRoboticsTraining / msbot-puppy-bot

The sample puppy bot source code referenced in the Pepper ChatBot Documentation (https://softbankroboticstraining.github.io/pepper-chatbot-api/).
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Do you have the code for MS Bot Framework with .net? #1

Open neetgupta7 opened 6 years ago

neetgupta7 commented 6 years ago

Hello Currently the code that is shared for MS Bot Framework is in nodejs. Do you have the code for MS Bot Framework in .net or C#?

DanieltheYogi commented 6 years ago

Hello,

I don’t unfortunately, but if you are familiar with either of those mentioned server side languages, you should be able to extract the fundamental principles of how it works from the NodeJS example and transpose it.

Best, Daniel

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neetgupta7 commented 6 years ago

As per the documentation in , https://softbankroboticstraining.github.io/pepper-chatbot-api/?ms_bot_framework#pepper-chat , one just need to share the directline key of MS Bot with Softbank for enablement. So in terms of coding in MS Bot Framework it all remains the same except for the fact that code should only use those features which are supported by Pepper. Can you please confirm.

DanieltheYogi commented 6 years ago

Ah, that documentation needs to be updated. As of our last release, pairing is now done via self-service through the Pepper Chat CMS. Use your standard Host Credentials to login to Pepper Chat (pepper-chat.azurewebsites.net) to pair the ChatBot to your Host Account.

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As per the documentation in , https://softbankroboticstraining.github.io/pepper-chatbot-api/?ms_bot_framework#pepper-chat , one just need to share the directline key of MS Bot with Softbank for enablement. So in terms of coding in MS Bot Framework it all remains the same except for the fact that code should only use those features which are supported by Pepper. Can you please confirm.

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