In this issue we've tackled integration between Alexa and a web page.
Sporting a beautiful cube rendered in WebGL trough Three.js
The idea is to call an API server from an Alexa Skill, collecting variables from the user via voice input.
We send these values over a WebSocket to the web page, which executes different actions depeding on the event.
Here's the diagram for the Alexa Skill: (made in Voiceflow)
You need to have a load balancer up and running in order to resolve the hosts in docker.
Luckily for you @blimpair has the one you need:
mkdir load-balancer
cd load-balancer
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blimpair/loadbalancer/caffeina/docker-compose.yml
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blimpair/loadbalancer/master/.env
docker-compose up --build
And there you go, hosts can now be resolved inside docker.
You need to add these lines to your hosts file tho:
sudo nano /etc/hosts
Then paste this in:
127.0.0.1 tech-mondays-1.test
127.0.0.1 api.tech-mondays-1.test
just run ./cmd/dev.sh
in the root of this repo, it will build the docker images then start them up.
Frontend is exposed as: http://tech-mondays-1.test
API Calls can be made at: http://api.tech-mondays-1.test
There's just one endpoint: http://api.tech-mondays-1.test/rotate/{direction}
Where {direction}
can be either right
or left
.