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django-flashbriefing
Amazon Alexa Flash Briefings for Django
flashbriefing provides models for feeds and feed items, a view to render the JSON feed, and default admin configuration.
Installation
It’s on PyPI:
pipenv install django-flashbriefing
Add to INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'flashbriefing',
...
)
Add a route to urls.py:
urlpatterns = [
...
url(r'^briefings/', include('flashbriefing.urls')),
...
]
Run migrations:
python manage.py migrate
Feed URL
The feed URL can found by clicking View on Site on the Django admin Feed edit
page or by accessing get_absolute_url() on a feed instance. This is the
URL that will need to be registered with Amazon.
Registering with Amazon
Login to the Amazon Developer Console.
Click Alexa in the main navigation.
Under Alexa Skills Kit, click Get Started.
Under Skill Type, select Flash Briefing Skill API.
Under Configuration, click Add new feed and add information about the feed, including the URL of the feed from the application.
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