Chat-Bot | Chatbot – is a computer program | Chat library

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The other option would be to use delegated flow.

1. In an onclick you do not need to add "javscript: ", jou can just put the code;

onclick="calleoChat('startChat')"

1. In the script onclick you do not need to put the script in quotes;

btn.onclick = calleoChat('startChat');

1. You can also add the event as an eventlistener (this way you can add more):

btn.addEventListener("click", () => calleoChat("startChat"));

More info on onclick events: https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_onclick.asp

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You can definitely include Autopilot in a chat like this. If you are using Studio to control your inbound Flex messages, then you can use the Autopilot Studio Widget. Once the Autopilot interaction is complete (once the bot doesn't respond with listen: true in the actions) then the widget will complete and you can move on to wrap up the interaction or connect to a Flex agent.

Could you add an empty __init__.py file to your components folder? That way the folder is detected as a Python module.

Note that I'm assuming that you're running the rasa train command from the projects/rasa folder here.

add the start command to your package.json for launching your app with pm2, then with your bat file just direct it to run with npm or yarn, whatever your default package manager is

edit:

here is a sample of a script in bash, but the concept will be the same for batch

You can keep read-only transactions unfinished as long as you wish provided you finally finish (abort) them after some time. Not finished transactions prevent from deletion of old data moved by database GC. So the time during which you can keep transactions unfinished depends on your workload: the greater write load, the lesser the time is. E.g., if there are not so many writes and database size increases by 1-2-3% in several hours, then you can keep read-only transactions for hours without any impact to performance. The only drawback is if your application would not be able to gracefully close the database, then on next start it will compute files utilization from scratch, i.e. it will travese in background entire database.

If you want two-way binding (i.e. the input is populated from the variable AND the variable is updated by the input) then use:

I believe that you can make an array of all the commands you have in your folder and then go over them and instantiate the objects.

in __init__.py

Your dockerfile seems fine. for the interactive mode for your chatbot conversation you need to add "-i" flag in your docker run command.