Build a Google Assistant App with DialogFlow

Create a DialogFlow agent fulfillment webhook using the Inline Editor

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DialogFlow allows you to call webhooks from all the intents, the webhook is triggered, and DialogFlow will expect a valid response back, where it will convert that response and send it back to the user.
This lesson will teach you on how to create a Google cloud function from the DialogFlow project, using the inline editor. This function will be deployed and triggered by DialogFlow when the user interacts with the action, returning the response accordingly.

Summary of content

Enabling the fulfillment for the fallback intent
Enabling the webhook
Creating the cloud function with the inline editor
Deploying the cloud function from the inline editor
Testing the deployed function

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Lessons in Build a Google Assistant App with DialogFlow

1. Introduction to Actions on Google and using the Google Assistant

2. DialogFlow and the other available options of actions on Google

3. Creating an Google Assistant Action with DialogFlow

4. Creating your first DialogFlow Intent

5. Creating Dialog Follow up intents

6. Using the DialogFlow System Entities

7. Creating your first DialogFlow entity

8. Making your DialogFlow action smarter by editing the training phrases from the users usage

9. Having a better understanding of the Welcome and Fallback intents in DialogFlow

10. Ending your DialogFlow conversation

11. Create a DialogFlow agent fulfillment webhook using the Inline Editor

12. Deploying a DialogFlow fulfilment cloud function using the Firebase client

13. Adding JavaScript code to Firebase CloudFunction for your DialogFlow action

14. Creating a simple response to the user in JavaScript with Firebase Cloud Functions and DialogFlow

15. Creating a BasicCard UI element response with Firebase Cloud Functions and DialogFlow

16. Creating a Carousel of items UI element response with Firebase Cloud Functions and DialogFlow

17. Playing a media object to the user with a Firebase Cloud Function using DialogFlow

18. Playing media object and customising the Google's assistant voice using Speech Synthesis Markup Language on DialogFlow

19. Accessing users restricted data by requesting permission using Firebase Cloud Function and DialogFlow

20. Storing users data in the users storage using Firebase Cloud Functions and DialogFlow

21. Reading the stored data in the user storage using Firebase Cloud Functions and DialogFlow

22. Detecting, interacting and sending conversations between surfaces using Firebase Cloud Functions and DialogFlow

23. Debugging and fixing bugs in your Firebase Cloud Function

24. Deploying your Google Assistant Action to testing or production