Have a better way of doing testing

[sjmog]

This should probably be based off Ralyxa, rather than core. But it'd be nice to have some command-line-runnable tests that can go ask the AVS if they got the right result (or you'd stub the correct response).

describe 'Saying hello' do
  it 'Alexa responds with "yo, sup"' do
    response = Ralyxa.invokeIntent('HelloWorldIntent')
    expect(response.speech).to eq "yo, sup"
  end
end

[sarkonovich]

This is not based off Ralyxa, but for what it's worth, here's my Ruby-based testing framework. It uses SMAPI, and handles getting/refreshing of tokens. It implements the skill-simulate and skill-invoke commands.

The syntax would look like this:

results = SayHelloSkill.test(output: "result")
let(:simulation) { ResponseObject.new(results) }

describe 'saying hello' do
    it 'Alexa responds with "yo, sup"'  do
      expect(simulation.response_body.response.outputSpeech.text).to eq "yo, sup"
    end

    it 'invokes Launch Request'  do
      expect(simulation.request_body.request.type).to eq "LaunchRequest"
    end
  end

https://github.com/sarkonovich/Alexa-SMAPI-Tester