amazon-lex-bot-test 0.1.1

Test Amazon Lex bots easily by defining business requirements through conversations.

amazon_lex_bot_test

Test Amazon Lex bots easily by defining business requirements through conversations:

lex-bot-test --example BookTrip

lex-bot-test --test-file <your-test-file> --alias test --region us-west-2 --verbose

Sample Test Definitions:

This should give you an idea how to define your test cases. Essentially you can test the response attributes and use Python patterns in the test condition. Not an examples from the samples as they don’t have session attributes.

name: test-lex-bot
description: Regression tests for the Amazon Lex bot
botName: your-bot-name
botAlias: test
waitBetweenRequestsMillis: 0
sequences:
- name: book a car with all defaults
  description: book a car with all defaults
  sequence:
  - utterance: "book a car with all my defaults"
    postConditions:
      message:
      - "Ok, Pickup of economy class car tomorrow and drop off in 2 days in new york?"
  - utterance: "yes"
    postConditions:
      dialogState: ReadyForFulfillment
      slots:
        CarType: economy
        DriverAge: "38"
        PickUpCity: new york
        PickUpDate: ".*"
        ReturnDate: ".*"
      sessionAttributes:
      - name: cart
        pattern: ".*total: $33.35.*"

• Free software: MIT-0 license

• Documentation: https://amazon-lex-bot-test.readthedocs.io.

Features

• TODO

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.

History

0.1.0 (2018-12-12)

• First release on PyPI.