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Build It Yourself
Keith Sterling edited this page Sep 9, 2019
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So you want develop on Program-Y yourself, that's the beauty of Python, you can start right away. No complicated build scripts, not compile, wait, run, wait, test, wait, fix wait cycles. Get interactive with the go straight away.
The code is covered well with unit tests, approx 82% at the moment and growing. IN this page, I'll show you the pull, code, test, commit cycle that will get you up and running in no time
Alice2
Linux
alice2.sh
Professor
Linux
processfor.sh
Rosie
Linux
rosie.sh
Y-Bot
Linux
y-bot.sh
y-bot_tests.sh
y-bot-rest.sh
curl 'http://localhost:5000/api/rest/v1.0/ask?question=hello+world&userid=1234567890'
y-bot-twitter.sh
y-bot-webchat.sh
http://localhost:5000
y-bot-xmpp.sh
Windows
y-bot.cmd
Services To Test
Pandora
Pannous
Wikipedia
Extensions To Test
Weather
NewsAPI
Banking
Energy
Telecoms
Survey
Maps
Geocode
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- Home
- Background
- Guiding Principles
- Reporting an Issue
- Installation
- You And Your Bot
- Bots
- Clients
- Configuration
- AIML
- Sentence Splitting
- Natural Langauge Processing
- Normalization
- Spelling
- Sentiment Analysis
- Translation
- Security
- Hot Reload
- Logging
- Out of Band
- Multi Language
- RDF Support
- Rich Media
- Asynchronous Events
- Triggers
- External Services
- Dynamic Sets, Maps & Vars
- Extensions
- Pre & Post Processors
- Custom Nodes
- The Brain Tree
- Utilities
- Building It Yourself
- Creating Your Own Bot
- Contributing
- Performance Testing
- FAQ
- History
- Website