weatherbot | weatherbot for Slack | REST library

I'm using the latest version 1.10.1 of Rasa and am developing a weatherbot .

I'm unable to train my dialogue model using ' rasa train ' . When I run the command ' rasa train ' , I'm getting an error ' Invalid story file format and failed to parse stories.md ' . My stories.md seems to be in proper format. And , further along , I also get the error , ' Invalid to parse arguments in line 'slot{"location:"London"}'. Failed to decode parametersas a json object. Make sure the eventname is followed by a proper json object. Error: Expecting ':' delimiter: line 1 column 13 (char 12)'

My stories.md file :

I am currently developing several Telegram bots but I want to keep all of them in the same git repository. The issue is that on the other hand, I want to run them as separate processes.

Since I'm using the Telegraf framework, to run a bot it goes such as: micro-bot src/bot-one/bot.js

The problem comes when doing this with PM2. I've been able to run one of the bots with the npm start script like this:

I'm mucking around building a very basic IRC bot, and am connecting to the IRC server using raw sockets. I'd written the bot in plain Javascript originally, and am redoing it in TypeScript, but have run into a bit of a weird issue when connecting over TLS (it all works fine over a non-secure connection). The source code of my bot lives on Bitbucket and the specific bit I'm having issues with is here:

So I want to pass a std::string variable through the signal and slot system in Qt; I have a class on heap called RecordTalks which emits a signal when received message from chat is longer than 25 signs. The code is as follows:

I have an ES6 module that needs jquery.

I have been successfully able to test a resolved promise on a simple application I have been working on to learn ES6 but been having issues testing the case where there may be network errors.

I wrote this test case:

This is follow up question from this question of mine: How to test an ES6 class that needs jquery?.

I eventually changed my test runner to karma & it has been working fine so far. Only issue is that I don't think my assertions are working.

Here's my first unit test I wrote using mocha, sinon & chai:

My goal is to utilize puppet to initialize an instance of errbot, as well as pre-configure plugins via a script.

I followed their user guide found here:

http://errbot.io/en/latest/user_guide/provisioning.html#reading-stored-values

However I keep getting this error : "rejected by strategy 'SpecificBackendLocator'"

Here is my output(I do have my log variable in my config.py set to DEBUG):