end-to-end testing for Amazon Alexa (with display)

test.sh

#!/bin/sh
# end-to-end testing for Amazon Alexa (with display)

set -e

# invoke Alexa via ask API, and print the results to stdout
speak () {
  echo "User:"
  echo "> $1"
  id=$(ask api simulate-skill --text "$1" --locale=en-US --skill-id=<skill-id> | jq -r '.id')
  res=$(ask api get-simulation -i $id -s <skill-id>)
  echo "Alexa:"
  echo $res | jq '.result.alexaExecutionInfo.alexaResponses[0].content.caption'
  echo $res | jq '.result.skillExecutionInfo.invocations[0].invocationResponse.body.response.directives[0].template.backgroundImage.sources[0].url'  
}

# Start with --force-new-session
id=$(ask api simulate-skill --text "$1" --locale=en-US --skill-id=<skill-id> | jq -r '.id')
  res=$(ask api get-simulation -i $id -s <skill-id>)
  echo "Alexa:"
  echo $res | jq '.result.alexaExecutionInfo.alexaResponses[0].content.caption'
  echo $res | jq '.result.skillExecutionInfo.invocations[0].invocationResponse.body.response.directives[0].template.backgroundImage.sources[0].url'

# Example utterances
speak 'open museum bot'
speak 'more like this'
speak 'search for Picasso'
speak 'next'
speak 'show me Warhol'
speak 'search for Andy Warhol'