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See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. */ package scorekeeper; import org.slf4j.Logger; import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; import com.amazon.speech.slu.Intent; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.IntentRequest; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.LaunchRequest; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.Session; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.SessionEndedRequest; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.SessionStartedRequest; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.Speechlet; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.SpeechletException; import com.amazon.speech.speechlet.SpeechletResponse; import com.amazonaws.services.dynamodbv2.AmazonDynamoDBClient; /** * This sample shows how to create a Lambda function for handling Alexa Skill requests that: * * <ul> * <li><b>Multiple slots</b>: has 2 slots (name and score)</li> * <li><b>Database Interaction</b>: demonstrates how to read and write data to DynamoDB.</li> * <li><b>NUMBER slot</b>: demonstrates how to handle number slots.</li> * <li><b>Custom slot type</b>: demonstrates using custom slot types to handle a finite set of known values</li> * <li><b>Dialog and Session state</b>: Handles two models, both a one-shot ask and tell model, and * a multi-turn dialog model. If the user provides an incorrect slot in a one-shot model, it will * direct to the dialog model. See the examples section below for sample interactions of these * models.</li> * </ul> * <p> * <h2>Examples</h2> * <p> * <b>Dialog model</b> * <p> * User: "Alexa, tell score keeper to reset." * <p> * Alexa: "New game started without players. Who do you want to add first?" * <p> * User: "Add the player Bob" * <p> * Alexa: "Bob has joined your game" * <p> * User: "Add player Jeff" * <p> * Alexa: "Jeff has joined your game" * <p> * (skill saves the new game and ends) * <p> * User: "Alexa, tell score keeper to give Bob three points." * <p> * Alexa: "Updating your score, three points for Bob" * <p> * (skill saves the latest score and ends) * <p> * <b>One-shot model</b> * <p> * User: "Alexa, what's the current score?" * <p> * Alexa: "Jeff has zero points and Bob has three" */ public class ScoreKeeperSpeechlet implements Speechlet { private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ScoreKeeperSpeechlet.class); private AmazonDynamoDBClient amazonDynamoDBClient; private ScoreKeeperManager scoreKeeperManager; private SkillContext skillContext; @Override public void onSessionStarted(final SessionStartedRequest request, final Session session) throws SpeechletException { log.info("onSessionStarted requestId={}, sessionId={}", request.getRequestId(), session.getSessionId()); initializeComponents(); // if user said a one shot command that triggered an intent event, // it will start a new session, and then we should avoid speaking too many words. skillContext.setNeedsMoreHelp(false); } @Override public SpeechletResponse onLaunch(final LaunchRequest request, final Session session) throws SpeechletException { log.info("onLaunch requestId={}, sessionId={}", request.getRequestId(), session.getSessionId()); skillContext.setNeedsMoreHelp(true); return scoreKeeperManager.getLaunchResponse(request, session); } @Override public SpeechletResponse onIntent(IntentRequest request, Session session) throws SpeechletException { log.info("onIntent requestId={}, sessionId={}", request.getRequestId(), session.getSessionId()); initializeComponents(); Intent intent = request.getIntent(); if ("NewGameIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getNewGameIntentResponse(session, skillContext); } else if ("AddPlayerIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getAddPlayerIntentResponse(intent, session, skillContext); } else if ("AddScoreIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getAddScoreIntentResponse(intent, session, skillContext); } else if ("TellScoresIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getTellScoresIntentResponse(intent, session); } else if ("ResetPlayersIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getResetPlayersIntentResponse(intent, session); } else if ("AMAZON.HelpIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getHelpIntentResponse(intent, session, skillContext); } else if ("AMAZON.CancelIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getExitIntentResponse(intent, session, skillContext); } else if ("AMAZON.StopIntent".equals(intent.getName())) { return scoreKeeperManager.getExitIntentResponse(intent, session, skillContext); } else { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unrecognized intent: " + intent.getName()); } } @Override public void onSessionEnded(final SessionEndedRequest request, final Session session) throws SpeechletException { log.info("onSessionEnded requestId={}, sessionId={}", request.getRequestId(), session.getSessionId()); // any cleanup logic goes here } /** * Initializes the instance components if needed. */ private void initializeComponents() { if (amazonDynamoDBClient == null) { amazonDynamoDBClient = new AmazonDynamoDBClient(); scoreKeeperManager = new ScoreKeeperManager(amazonDynamoDBClient); skillContext = new SkillContext(); } } }