Alexa Test

alexa.js

"use strict";

// Include the Alexa SDK
var Alexa = require("alexa-sdk");

// The handlers object tells Alexa how to handle various actions
var handlers = {
    //Our skill will receive a LaunchRequest when the user invokes the skill with the invocation name, but does not provide any command mapping to an intent. For example, open codecademy
    "LaunchRequest": function () {
      this.emit(":tell", "Welcome to Codecademy"); // Create speech output. This is what Alexa will speak back when the user says "Open code academy"
    },
    "HelloIntent": function () {
      this.emit(":tell", "Hello, Codecademy"); // Calls the SayWelcomeMessage handler. This is what Alexa will speak back when the user says "Ask code academy to say hello"
    },
  	"myFavoriteLanguageIntent": function(){
  	    var activity = this.event.request.intent.slots.activity.value;
  	    console.log("Activity: "+activity);
  	    
  	    if(activity == 'book'){
  	        this.emit(":tell", "Hello, Carlos, it is Harry Potter");
  	    }
  	    else if(activity == 'language'){
    	    this.emit(":tell", "Hello, Carlos, it is Spanish");
  	    }
  	    else if(activity == 'movie'){
  	        this.emit(":tell", "Hello, Carlos, it is La vita e Bella");
  	    }
  	    else{
  	        this.emit(":tell", "I don't know, Carlos, maybe have fun with Lorraine?");
  	    }
    }
};


// This is the function that AWS Lambda calls every time Alexa uses your skill.
exports.handler = function(event, context, callback) {
    // Create an instance of the Alexa library and pass it the requested command.
    var alexa = Alexa.handler(event, context);

    // Give our Alexa instance instructions for handling commands and execute the request.
    alexa.registerHandlers(handlers);
    alexa.execute();
};