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Building Bots with Microsoft Bot Framework

By : Kishore Gaddam
Book Image

Building Bots with Microsoft Bot Framework

By: Kishore Gaddam

Overview of this book

Bots help users to use the language as a UI and interact with the applications from any platform. This book teaches you how to develop real-world bots using Microsoft Bot Framework. The book starts with setting up the Microsoft Bot Framework development environment and emulator, and moves on to building the first bot using Connector and Builder SDK. Explore how to register, connect, test, and publish your bot to the Slack, Skype, and Facebook Messenger platforms. Throughout this book, you will build different types of bots from simple to complex, such as a weather bot, a natural speech and intent processing bot, an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) bot for a bank, a facial expression recognition bot, and more from scratch. These bots were designed and developed to teach you concepts such as text detection, implementing LUIS dialogs, Cortana Intelligence Services, third-party authentication, Rich Text format, Bot State Service, and microServices so you can practice working with the standard development tools such as Visual Studio, Bot Emulator, and Azure.
Table of Contents (10 chapters)

Deleting an account using the bot

In this step, I will explain how to build a FormFlow to delete an account using this bot.

Add the following class to delete an account:

class DeleteAccount 
{
[Prompt("Are you sure want to delete your account?")]
public string DeleteConfirmationMessage;
public string DeleteSuccessMessage;
};

To delete an account, we need the account number. Define a field for the DeleteAccount class and one more field for the account number in the Customer class, as follows:

public DeleteAccount Delete; 
[Template(TemplateUsage.EnumSelectOne, "Please select your {&}
{||}", ChoiceStyle = ChoiceStyleOptions.PerLine)]
public string AccountNumber;

Append the following code to the builder object before OnCompletion(accountStatus):

.Field(new FieldReflector<Customer>
(nameof(Customer.AccountNumber))
...