dialogflow-fulfillment is a package for Python that helps developers to create webhook services for Dialogflow.
The package provides an API for creating and manipulating response messages, output contexts and follow-up events in conversations.
from dialogflow_fulfillment import QuickReplies, WebhookClient
# Define a custom handler function
def handler(agent: WebhookClient) -> None:
"""
This handler sends a text message along with a quick replies message
back to Dialogflow, which uses the messages to build the final response
to the user.
"""
agent.add('How are you feeling today?')
agent.add(QuickReplies(quick_replies=['Happy :)', 'Sad :(']))
# Create an instance of the WebhookClient
agent = WebhookClient(request)
# Handle the request using the handler function
agent.handle_request(handler)
# Get the response
response = agent.responseThe preferred way to install dialogflow-fulfillment is from PyPI with pip:
pip install dialogflow-fulfillmentdialogflow-fulfillment's key features are:
- Webhook Client: handle webhook requests using a custom handler function or a map of handlers for each intent
- Contexts: process input contexts and add, set or delete output contexts
- Events: trigger follow-up events with optional parameters
- Rich Responses: create and send the following types of rich response
messages:
- Text
- Image
- Card
- Quick Replies
- Payload
For more information about the package, guides and examples of usage, see the documentation.
All kinds of contributions are welcome!
For an overview about how to contribute to dialogflow-fulfillment, see the contributing guide.
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.
For more details about the license, see the LICENSE file.
Thanks to the Dialogflow development team!