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

During a conversation with your action, you can temporarily store the data in the conversationToken. For the Node.js client, the token can easily be accessed from the conv.data object. This allows the developer to retain data between intents.
To store data between conversations you can use the userStorage. However, to store the data you need to ask for consent from the user. Once granted the data can be retrieved in a new conversation.

Summary of content

• Reading the hero information from the parameter
• Storing the hero in the conversationToken
• Requesting permission from the user for access to the userStorage
• Adding the intent to handle the confirmation
• Testing the saving in the simulator

References

conversationToken
userStorage
DialogFlow