PyAlexa for AWS lambda and HTTPS server

usage

use AWS Lambda

import alexa


def lambda_handler(data, _):
    request = alexa.Request(data)

    if request.type == "IntentRequest":
        response = alexa.Response()
        response.output_speech(text="Alexa Test")
        return response.response

use Flask

from flask import Flask, request, jsonify
import alexa


app = Flask(__name__)


@app.route("/alexa/endpoint", methods=["POST"])
def alexa_endpoint():
    req = alexa.Request(request.json)

    if request.type == "IntentRequest":
        res = alexa.Response()
        res.output_speech(text="Alexa Test")
        return jsonify(res.response)

License

Apache License 2.0

See LICENSE

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