I want to connect my chat application with dialogflow version 2 which is already running on version 2 using client access token. But now i want to connect it with the new authorization system that the version 2 provides which includes google cloud account and google SDK system.
i have already done with the documentation that is provided by dialogflow https://dialogflow.com/docs/reference/v2-auth-setup
now please help me by sharing some code snippet that can connect my application with dialogflow V2 which is running on flask socket-io framework.
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Hi I'm trying to enable the direct line speech channel with my chatbot developed in node js. I have done the settings by following https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/bot-service-channel-connect-directlinespeech?view=azure-bot-service-4.0 also webchat sample taken from https://github.com/microsoft/BotFramework-WebChat/tree/master/samples/03.speech/a.direct-line-speech. I'm getting the html page with microphone and the speech is converted to text but when send that is not received in my app service endpoint. Can someone guide me what may be wrong in my implementation.
or sharing any documentations that can help me in implementing this will also be very helpful.
Requirements:
We need to get the workspace and the bot installed into the workspace.
Get the bot connected into the Direct Line speech channel
Get the app services running and enable public access
Get the web app and connect it to the application services.
Build the static web app (HTML page) deploy it into the GitHub repository or any kind of repository. For this thread. Considered GitHub.
Launch the application in the browser.
Get the token from the created bot and use them to connect with bot created.
Output:
The following is the output achieved in the browser.
I need to call API's created using google cloud endpoint framework from my node.js applications. How I will be able to complete auth process and call the above APIs? Is it possible from node.js application to access the API's?
According to the official documentation, Cloud Endpoints Framework is a web framework for the App Engine standard (only) Python 2.7 and Java 8 runtime environments. It doesn’t support Node.js (nor PHP, Go) runtime environments.
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EDIT:
The answer to your initial question (“Is it possible from node.js application to access the API's”) is yes.
Your client application does not need to be in Python or Java, it can be on any language such as Node.js.
Regarding authentication, for the backend app (GAE), the flow would be the following:
You can authenticate the access to the Endpoints by creating a Service Account on Google Cloud Platform.
In the API Decorator, add the Service Account and public cert link.
In the API Decorator, add the SA as audience also.
Finally, on your Node.js application (client side), request Authentication by requesting the JWT token:
1.Create a JWT with the same audience set before on the API Decorator and sign it with the service account's private key.
2.Send the signed JWT in a request to the API.
Below you have some examples of the call request. I didn’t find examples in Node.js, they are in Python, but you can translate them to Node.js since the flow is basically the same:
1.JWT Authentication request GCP official documentation.
2.Accessing an API requiring Authentication (Python Client)
3.Github Google-Client-JWT Sample.
Currently developing an extension of the basic network using node sdk. Im trying to figure out a way to implement user auth (REST api preferred). Is there any documentation that has this approach?
(User object currently used by the node app is the default User1 created by registerUser.js in fabric-samples)
I built my bot using Node.js. It is working fine on web chat and Skype.
Now I want to use direct line to communicate my web app with my bot. I am confused on how I can maintain the URL in my node.js app.
I am trying something like that:
https://directline.botframework.com/api/conversations/abc123/how%20are%20you/BotConnector/NsNT2RG8oNA.cwA.Emk.8yB_FdFCy18b4iTcxBscDRxQVAB
Here you will find a DirectLine Node.js sample that implements a client to talk with a Node.js bot.
Remember that you also need to enable DirectLine in the Bot Developer portal in order to get the DirectLine credentials.
The Firebase SDK v3 for node JS does not support authenticating with custom generated tokens the same way the web SDK does, the method is simply not there.
How should NodeJS applications running on client machines that wish to have limited visibility over nodes in the realtime database authenticate with this new approach ?
This scenario is supported since release 3.3 of the Firebase JavaScript SDK.
Client Authentication APIs are now available in Node.js. When you call intializeApp(), pass a serviceAccount to use the Authentication for Servers APIs in your app, or pass an apiKey to use the client Authentication APIs
Versions 3.0-3.2.1 of the Firebase SDK for Node.JS require that you have access to a service account/private key for the Firebase project. For that reason they are only targeted for use in a server-side environment.