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alexa-dev-hub / alexa-skills

The repository features Alexa Skills including both the Interaction Model and the Lambda functions. Utilizing the NodeJS SDK for most of the skills.
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README - Create a List of Skills Added #18

Open tarunnsingh opened 3 years ago

tarunnsingh commented 3 years ago

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Alexa Skills are added in the alexa-skills-by-the-team and alexa-skills-by-the-community folders.

✔️ Check HERE and HERE.

Requirement is to enlist all these Skills as a List in the README. 📜

Please let us know about your approach before asking to be assigned.

tarunnsingh commented 3 years ago

@hariom1625 want to give it a try?

hariom1625 commented 3 years ago

Thank you @tarunnsingh for mentioning. As of now, I can't think of any GitHub Action to carry out this task, if I will create any GitHub action or come across any solution I will surely create a PR. So, don't assign it to me now let the issue be opened so as if anyone else knows a better solution they can implement it :-)

tarunnsingh commented 3 years ago

Alright thanks!

cruzcid commented 3 years ago

Actually I was thinking that implement a GitHub Action(this would be the first implementation of that kind though) may be a good solution.

tarunnsingh commented 3 years ago

Hey @cruzcid Do you want to try it out then?

cruzcid commented 3 years ago

Yes please. I hope to make progress on it. I would let you know what happens with the development :)

tarunnsingh commented 3 years ago

@cruzcid any progress on this?

cruzcid commented 3 years ago

Hi @tarunnsingh I am creating a GitHub action which: 1.- Triggers itself when a pull request is made to a given branch (Does "main" branch is the specific branch that should trigger the action when a pull request is made ?) 2.- Get the pull request list and info pertinent to each pull request. 3.- Write the required information "Name of the Creator", "Skill name"

I have completed steps 1 & 3. I have tested with pull request made to a personal repository and it triggers the Github action and write the file.

Next steps are:

  1. Get the pull request info and create the requested list.
  2. Integrate changes to your repository.
tarunnsingh commented 3 years ago

That sounds great @cruzcid ! Yes it has to be the main branch (master branch). Take your time, no issues on that 👍

cruzCastroMatchcraft commented 3 years ago

Hi. I have found the way to get the pull request list and write to a README file. I will clean the code and make a few test cases more before attempting to integrate changes with your code.

Thank you for the patience!

tarunnsingh commented 3 years ago

@cruzCastroMatchcraft @cruzcid Okay Cool!