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Env : Using firebase cloud deployed google action. Action is using webhook to get results from functions. I am using Blaze plan so calling external URL should be legit. I am using dialogflow V2. Part of my function's job is doing the following: I make an external API request using the following (Masked code detail): var requestObj = require('request'); var options = { url: 'my url', headers: { 'User-Agent': 'request' } }; function callback(error, response, body) { if (!error && response.statusCode == 200) { var info = JSON.parse(body); result = JSON.parse(body).element; console.log('Title 0 '

I am trying to figure out how I can embed Google Actions responses, such as the carousel , in a webhook response for DialogFlow. As epxlained in Is there a way to simply follow a URL in the Caroussel Selector? , the carousel selector can be used to present the user certain options. When the user clicks, the selected item will be sent back to the backend server. As said, I am using Dialogflow, so the fulfillment server will send the carousel list to the Assistant. It is not clear to me on which REST endpoint the information about the selected item will be provided. Will this be on the

I have an Action where the user can set values of different parameters. Currently this is implemented something like this, and it works well: Now I want to make the conversation less robot-like and more flexible, so I would like to allow users to set or change more than one value at a time. They should be able to say things like Change the Interest Rate to 4% and the Term to 15 years. or Change the Interest Rate to 4%, the Term to 15 years, and the Years to Average Principal to 3. There are a couple of ways to do this, but none of them are great, and all of them have issues of some sort when

I am trying to get permissions for location and name for my app. Here is my index.js - link It seems to be stuck in a loop :- Here are my intents on API.AI :- The event actions_intent_PERMISSION needs to be attached to an Intent that will be called after the user authorizes the information to be sent. The handling for it in the webhook needs to read the information given and save it or do something with it immediately. Your code is looping because the code that is processing the request_permission action is, itself, requesting permission: function requestPermission(app){ const permissions = [

I followed the instructions in this great post , to setup account linking between my app's server and google actions. In the auth process, I requested " https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar " scope permission. I managed to get the auth token on my server by calling app.getUser().accessToken But when I make a request to googleapi calendar, using this piece of code: const google = require('googleapis'); var calendar = google.calendar('v3'); var eventData = { auth: myAuthToken, calendarId: 'primary', resource: { 'summary': 'My Event', 'description': 'Event desc', 'start': { 'dateTime': '2017

I'm developing chatbot in google Dialogflow for google assistance, I've followed this Documentation for showing Push notifications . I've asked for the permission but now I'm stuck at the last step( Exchange the key for an access token and send a notification ) in that documentation. Can anybody please help me to do it. Which JSON response should I send from my Python fulfillment code? Finally, I've solved the problem. The code posted by @matthewayne has some mistakes like it should be "POST" request and change some payload and header parameters, hence it worked!, here I've changed some code

I am very new to dialogflow and WebAPIs, and having trouble with a simple dialogflow fulfillment webhook written in C# and hosted on Azure. I am using dialogflow V2.0 API version. Currently my fulfillment works and returns a simple response but has no regard to the intent and parameters. I am trying to now parse the JSON get the intent do a simple select case and return the value of the parameters recevied. And this is giving me lot of trouble. The webhook link, my code and the error message returned in the "catch" block are given below public JsonResult Post(string value) { try { dynamic obj

I have been trying to figure out how to construct Maps/Directions Cards using Dialogflow and the NodeJS Client . After doing a little bit of research, I found this SO that explains how to generate a static map URL (as an image) using Google Directions API and Polylines. But in my opinion, there should be a feature in Dialogflow that allows developers to build those types of cards, along with associated built-in Intents or Events such as CALL , EMAIL , DIRECTIONS , etc. Below is an example of what I am trying to build: Below is a piece of code that I wrote, trying to reproduce the call to