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Small AI chatbot with API AI and firebase
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# ChatBot [](https://circleci.com/gh/Wyvarn/chatbot) Small simple Chatbot made with [Firebase](https://firebase.google.com/), [API.AI](https://api.ai/) and [Kotlin](https://kotlinlang.org/). ### Prerequisites 1. [Firebase SDK](https://firebase.google.com/) You will need to setup a Firebase account and create a new project. Follow the instructions and download the `google-services.json` file and copy it to both the debug and main folders in the src directory. This is the tree structure you should get ```plain app/src ├── debug │ └── google-services.json ├── main │ ├── AndroidManifest.xml │ ├── google-services.json │ ├── kotlin │ │ └── com │ │ └── chatbot . . . ``` > Tree structure for placing the google-services.json files This allows the googleServices plugin to build for both debug and release versions with ease. Also, ensure that the google-services.json file placed within the debug folder has the `.debug` suffix on the application id of the project, e.g, find all references for `package_name` or all references to the application id and update them: ```json { "package_name": "<APPLICATION_ID>.debug" } ``` The `googleservices.gradle` will take care of copying the right json file to the root of the app folder. 2. [API.AI SDK](https://console.api.ai/api-client/#/editAgent/) You will need to configure API AI to get a client access token and a dev access token. Once you have those configured, create a `gradle.properties file` in the root of the project. You will need a service account email setup for automated deployments, read [this](./keystores/README.md) for more context. ```properties API_AI_CLIENT_ACCESS_TOKEN=<CLIENT_ACCESS_TOKEN> API_AI_DEV_ACCESS_TOKEN=<DEV_ACCESS_TOKEN> CHATBOT_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL=<SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL> ``` > properties to setup in the gradle.properties file 3. ***keystore.properties file*** This is necessary, especially for signing of the application for release. Create a `keystore.properties` file in `keystores`directory and place these in the file ```properties keyAlias=<KEY_ALIAS> keyPassword=<KEY_PASSWORD> storeFile=<STORE_FILE_NAME> storePassword=<STORE_PASSWORD> ``` > Properties file for keystore, place in your values. Refer to [this](https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing.html) article on how to create a release build with Android Studio. That is all you will need to setup and start and even deploy this minimal project.
