/** * @typedef {import('./cart').CartData} CartData * @typedef {import('./cart').CartShippingAddress} CartShippingAddress */ /** * @typedef {Object} StoreCart * * @property {Array} cartCoupons An array of coupons applied * to the cart. * @property {Array} cartItems An array of items in the * cart. * @property {number} cartItemsCount The number of items in the * cart. * @property {number} cartItemsWeight The weight of all items in * the cart. * @property {boolean} cartNeedsPayment True when the cart will * require payment. * @property {boolean} cartNeedsShipping True when the cart will * require shipping. * @property {Array} cartItemErrors Item validation errors. * @property {Object} cartTotals Cart and line total * amounts. * @property {boolean} cartIsLoading True when cart data is * being loaded. * @property {Array} cartErrors An array of errors thrown * by the cart. * @property {CartShippingAddress} shippingAddress Shipping address for the * cart. * @property {Array} shippingRates array of selected shipping * rates. * @property {boolean} shippingRatesLoading Whether or not the * shipping rates are * being loaded. * @property {boolean} hasShippingAddress Whether or not the cart * has a shipping address yet. * @property {function(Object):any} receiveCart Dispatcher to receive * updated cart. */ /** * @typedef {Object} StoreCartCoupon * * @property {Array} appliedCoupons Collection of applied coupons from the * API. * @property {boolean} isLoading True when coupon data is being loaded. * @property {Function} applyCoupon Callback for applying a coupon by code. * @property {Function} removeCoupon Callback for removing a coupon by code. * @property {boolean} isApplyingCoupon True when a coupon is being applied. * @property {boolean} isRemovingCoupon True when a coupon is being removed. */ /** * @typedef {Object} StoreCartItemAddToCart * * @property {number} cartQuantity The quantity of the item in the * cart. * @property {boolean} addingToCart Whether the cart item is still * being added or not. * @property {boolean} cartIsLoading Whether the cart is being loaded. * @property {Function} addToCart Callback for adding a cart item. */ /** * @typedef {Object} StoreCartItemQuantity * * @property {number} quantity The quantity of the item in the * cart. * @property {boolean} isPendingDelete Whether the cart item is being * deleted or not. * @property {Function} changeQuantity Callback for changing quantity * of item in cart. * @property {Function} removeItem Callback for removing a cart item. * @property {Object} cartItemQuantityErrors An array of errors thrown by * the cart. */ /** * @typedef {Object} EmitResponseTypes * * @property {string} SUCCESS To indicate a success response. * @property {string} FAIL To indicate a failed response. * @property {string} ERROR To indicate an error response. */ /** * @typedef {Object} NoticeContexts * * @property {string} PAYMENTS Notices for the payments step. * @property {string} EXPRESS_PAYMENTS Notices for the express payments step. */ /* eslint-disable jsdoc/valid-types */ // Enum format below triggers the above rule even though VSCode interprets it fine. /** * @typedef {NoticeContexts['PAYMENTS']|NoticeContexts['EXPRESS_PAYMENTS']} NoticeContextsEnum */ /** * @typedef {Object} EmitSuccessResponse * * @property {EmitResponseTypes['SUCCESS']} type Should have the value of * EmitResponseTypes.SUCCESS. * @property {string} [redirectUrl] If the redirect url should be changed set * this. Note, this is ignored for some * emitters. * @property {Object} [meta] Additional data returned for the success * response. This varies between context * emitters. */ /** * @typedef {Object} EmitFailResponse * * @property {EmitResponseTypes['FAIL']} type Should have the value of * EmitResponseTypes.FAIL * @property {string} message A message to trigger a notice for. * @property {NoticeContextsEnum} [messageContext] What context to display any message in. * @property {Object} [meta] Additional data returned for the fail * response. This varies between context * emitters. */ /** * @typedef {Object} EmitErrorResponse * * @property {EmitResponseTypes['ERROR']} type Should have the value of * EmitResponseTypes.ERROR * @property {string} message A message to trigger a notice for. * @property {boolean} retry If false, then it means an * irrecoverable error so don't allow for * shopper to retry checkout (which may * mean either a different payment or * fixing validation errors). * @property {Object} [validationErrors] If provided, will be set as validation * errors in the validation context. * @property {NoticeContextsEnum} [messageContext] What context to display any message in. * @property {Object} [meta] Additional data returned for the fail * response. This varies between context * emitters. */ /* eslint-enable jsdoc/valid-types */ /** * @typedef {Object} EmitResponseApi * * @property {EmitResponseTypes} responseTypes An object of various response types that can * be used in returned response objects. * @property {NoticeContexts} noticeContexts An object of various notice contexts that can * be used for targeting where a notice appears. * @property {function(Object):boolean} shouldRetry Returns whether the user is allowed to retry * the payment after a failed one. * @property {function(Object):boolean} isSuccessResponse Returns whether the given response is of a * success response type. * @property {function(Object):boolean} isErrorResponse Returns whether the given response is of an * error response type. * @property {function(Object):boolean} isFailResponse Returns whether the given response is of a * fail response type. */ export {}; /** * Internal dependencies */ import { ACTION_TYPES as types } from './action-types'; /** * Action creator for setting a single query-state value for a given context. * * @param {string} context Context for query state being stored. * @param {string} queryKey Key for query item. * @param {*} value The value for the query item. * * @return {Object} The action object. */ export const setQueryValue = ( context, queryKey, value ) => { return { type: types.SET_QUERY_KEY_VALUE, context, queryKey, value, }; }; /** * Action creator for setting query-state for a given context. * * @param {string} context Context for query state being stored. * @param {*} value Query state being stored for the given context. * * @return {Object} The action object. */ export const setValueForQueryContext = ( context, value ) => { return { type: types.SET_QUERY_CONTEXT_VALUE, context, value, }; };

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How to design and build an SMS chatbot<\/h1>\n

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Phillips mentions that the best chatbots maintain a nice conversation flow both when users type their response and also when they click on buttons to go through a sequence (\u2018Support\u2019, \u2018Sales\u2019, \u2018Exploring\u2019). That\u2019s because these bots cater to a wider audience with varying communication styles. Most chatbots wouldn\u2019t know how to handle a string of messages like this. They might try to process and respond to the user after each statement, which could lead to a frustrating user experience.<\/p>\n

Juji AI chatbots can send two types of messages (check out chatbot
\ndesign). The other is a chatbot request that waits for user input
\nand responds to it. If a chatbot sends too many messages that ignore
\nuser input, it feels like a monologue instead of a
\ndialog, or conversation. If a chatbot asks too many questions, it feels like an
\ninterrogation instead of a discussion. So, just like all good things, a little moderation and balance is required.<\/p>\n

By choosing a clearly defined tone of voice, designers can look at the data for every conversation that is created. Because of the general lack of information and framework around chatbot experience design at the time, I decided to take notes that I could use in future chatbot projects. Although voice user interface (VUI) is often part of chatbot design, this particular project used only text, so in this article, we\u2019ll focus on text-based chatbots.<\/p>\n

The following videos show an end-to-end interaction with the designed bot. I had more questions in my mind than I could answer for the last year. I spent the whole of last year building a Virtual Financial Assistant that works on your web browser, Mobile App, your watch and smart speakers \u2014 just to name a few channels. I’m a newbie python user and I’ve tried your code, added some modifications and it kind of worked and not worked at the same time.<\/p>\n

The main flows are the 1\u20133 main \u201ctracks\u201d your user can go down to complete the goal of the bot. These will be the most robust parts of your script, and likely intersect at some points. One way to think of it when building your outline is that the main flows represent chapters of the script. The crucial aspect that separates a memorable bot from an ineffective one is personality. One thing I\u2019ve noticed about many bot-first companies is that they all sound the same.<\/p>\n