Closed tommycr closed 5 years ago
franklin-lobb
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5 years ago @tommycr check out this sample: https://github.com/alexa/skill-sample-nodejs-fact-in-skill-purchases
Look beyond the In-Skill Purchasing and you'll see it's a fact-by-category skill. Make the planets your categories, and then update the source of the data (or embed the data).
You may want to explore the In-Skill Purchasing while you're at it. :)
tommycr
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5 years ago @franklin-lobb . Thank you very much, for your great Help ! I think is perfect for me, because force me to understand the lambda environment, (index.js) but still complicated for me..... First I am "cleaning" the code by removing all the unnecessary sentences, BUT I have no luck, trying to pass it through the dialog model. I just want to read the "facts" from the embedded data, not from data sources yet... By the way, I am also translating the skill to Spanish language as well ( es-ES) this task is working well so far. The "In-Skill Purchasing" will be the next step, for now, I want to feel good, with the basics...
franklin-lobb
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5 years ago In-Skill Purchasing is only available in en-US, so if you're aiming for es-ES, no need to work on ISP's (yet).
If you need additional assistance, open a new issue or check out the forums
Good luck!
In order to acquire more "skills" on development of Alexa Skills I would like to modify this code and go in a different path. I would like to: 1.) call the skill "Alexa, open space curiosities.. " 2.) Alexa responds "For Which planet are you looking for facts ?" 3.) I will respond for example "Saturn" 4.) Then alexa goes to the fact "website database" and respond with a fact BUT just for the chosed planet.
Somebody has ideas on how to start ?
I guess first I need to work with the slots and then with the index.js file don´t ?