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# chatbot A simple chat bot in JavaScript with links to smart conversational APIs such as [WebKnox](https://webknox.com/api) (all purpose question answering), [spoonacular](https://spoonacular.com/food-api) (food related conversations), and [DuckDuckGo Instant Answers](https://duckduckgo.com/api) (mostly entities like movies, people, and places). ## Demo Take a look at the JavaScript Chat Bot using the Duck Duck Go Engine: [DDG Demo](http://rawgit.com/ddsky/chatbot/master/demo/demo-ddg.html) This Bot is more advanced using the WebKnox Engine (API key needed): [WebKnox Demo](http://rawgit.com/ddsky/chatbot/master/demo/demo-webknox.html) Here a quick demonstration of the chatbot using the spoonacular conversation engine:  ## Set up HTML ```html <div id="chatBotCommandDescription"></div> <input id="humanInput" type="text" /> <div id="chatBot"> <div id="chatBotThinkingIndicator"></div> <div id="chatBotHistory"></div> </div> ``` ## Sample Usage Initialize the bot. That is all you need to get a working chatbot. ```javascript // initialize the bot var config = { // what inputs should the bot listen to? this selector should point to at least one input field inputs: '#humanInput', // if you want to show the capabilities of the bot under the search input inputCapabilityListing: true, // optionally, you can specify which conversation engines the bot should use, e.g. webknox, spoonacular, or duckduckgo engines: [ChatBot.Engines.duckduckgo()], // you can specify what should happen to newly added messages addChatEntryCallback: function(entryDiv, text, origin) { entryDiv.slideDown(); } }; ChatBot.init(config); ``` Optionally, give your bot a name. ```javascript ChatBot.setBotName("bender"); ``` You can now also manually define some patterns that the bot should be able to react to. ```javascript // 1. parameter: the pattern to listen for // 2. parameter: either "response" to respond or "rewrite" to rewrite the request // 3. parameter: either the response or the rewrite value, or undefined if nothing should happen // 4. parameter: a callback function that gets the matches of the pattern // 5. parameter: a description of that pattern, this is used to tell the user what he can say. Use quotes '' to mark phrases and [] to mark placeholders ChatBot.addPattern( "(?:my name is|I'm|I am) (.*)", "response", "Hi $1, thanks for talking to me today", function(matches){ ChatBot.setHumanName(matches[1]); }, "Say 'My name is [name]' to be called by your name." ); ChatBot.addPattern("^hi$","response","Howdy my friend", undefined, "Say 'Hi' to be greeted."); ChatBot.addPattern( "compute ([0-9]+) plus ([0-9]+)", "response", undefined, function (matches) { ChatBot.addChatEntry("That would be "+(1*matches[1]+1*matches[2])+".","bot"); }, "Say 'compute [number] plus [number]' to make the bot your math monkey" ); ``` How about you let your bot show its capabilities with a sample conversation? ```javascript var sampleConversation = [ "Hi", "My name is Botty McBotface", "Bye" ]; // play the conversation, second parameter is the pause between the inputs in milliseconds ChatBot.playConversation(sampleConversation,4000) ``` You can also write your own answer engines, just implement the `react`, `getCapabilities`, and `getSuggestUrl` methods. Here's a template: ```javascript var myengine = function() { var capabilities = [ "If you say 'hip hip', the bot says hooray" ] return { react: function (query) { var content = ''; if (query == 'hip hip') { content = 'hooray'; } ChatBot.addChatEntry(content, "bot"); ChatBot.thinking(false); }, getCapabilities: function() { return capabilities; }, getSuggestUrl: function() { return 'https://yourserver/uniboxSuggests?query='; } } }(); ```