Wit.ai¶
Configuring opsdroid¶
In order to enable wit.ai skills, you must specify an token
for your bot in the parsers section of the opsdroid configuration file.
You can find this token
in the settings of your App under the name: 'Server Access Token: '
.
You can also set a min-score
option to tell opsdroid to ignore any matches which score less than a given number between 0 and 1. The default for this is 0 which will match all messages.
parsers:
witai:
token: XJF475SKGITJ98KHFO
min-score: 0.6
wit.ai is an NLP API for matching strings to intents. Intents are created on the wit.ai website.
… py:function:: match_witai(intent)
[Example 1]¶
from opsdroid.skill import Skill
from opsdroid.matchers import match_witai
class MySkill(Skill):
@match_witai('get_weather')
async def weather(self, message):
"""Hard Coded version of weather function"""
temp = 10
humidity = "80%"
city = message.witai['entities']['location'][0]['value']
status = "Clouds"
await message.respond("It's currently {} degrees, {}% humidity in {} and {} is forecasted "
"for today".format(temp, humidity, city, status))
The above skill would be called on any intent which has a name of 'get_weather'
.
Usage example¶
user: what’s the weather like in London
opsdroid: It’s currently 13.12 degrees, 67% humidity in London and Rain is forecasted for today
Creating a wit.ai App¶
You need to register on wit.ai and create an App in order to use wit.ai with opsdroid.
You can find a quick getting started with the wit.ai guide here.
If you want to use wit.ai in a different language other than English, all you need to do is change the language of your app located in the app settings.
Message object additional parameters¶
message.witai
¶
An http response object which has been returned by the wit.ai API. This allows you to access any information from the matched intent including other entities, intents, values, etc.
Example Skill¶
from opsdroid.skill import Skill
from opsdroid.matchers import match_witai
import json
class MySkill(Skill):
@match_witai('get_weather')
async def dumpResponse(self, message):
print(json.dumps(message.witai))
Return Value on “How’s the weather?”¶
The example skill will print the following on the message “how’s the weather?”.
{
"msg_id": "0zTl3L16kFW4PwtSt",
"_text": "how's the weather",
"entities": {
"intent": [
{
"confidence": 0.77586417870417,
"value": "get_weather"
}
]
}
}
Return Value on “What’s the weather like in London?”¶
The example skill will print the following on the message “What’s the weather like in London?”.
{
"msg_id": "0zrCQ5LEkWd0MoHYM",
"_text": "What's the weather like in London?",
"entities": {
"location": [
{
"suggested": true,
"confidence": 0.74044071131585,
"value": "London",
"type": "value"
}
],
"intent": [
{
"confidence": 0.99979499373014,
"value": "get_weather"
}
]
}
}
Since Wit.ai can recognise locations, you can use this values on your skills to return different things. On our weather skill(example 1) we changed the city param to get the temperature related to any city passed on the message.