I just want to ask if there's a possibility of having more than 5 choices in the response card for a slot in AWS Lex or a paging ability? I checked out the AWS docs but there's no mention of having more than 5 options or a paging ability.
Here's my dashboard screen:
Is this even possible?
Update:
I had to implement some sort of categorization of the responses and group them accordingly which resulted to the bot to ask multiple questions before giving the final answer.
You are absolutely correct, the array of buttons inside genericAttachments of response cards has a maximum size of 5.
Source: AWS documentation.
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I'm trying to create a simple application that reminds me of two weeks before I was supposed to get a delivery. My data is store in a Priority database and I'm looking for a way to read it using code (prefer in Python).
I read about Priority REST API and tested it with the examples that are in the site(https://prioritysoftware.github.io/restapi/request/). it seems like this is the way to do it but I see that it requires a URL to the Priority account and I don't know what is my URL because I use the desktop app.
So I have 2 questions:
Is using the API is the best way?
how do I find the URL to my account?
In addition I would be happy for further help regarding my idea for a program reminiscent of two weeks before receiving a delivery (examples, tips, ways to implement and so on).
Thank in advance
In order to use Priority API you need to install its application server.
More information can be found here.
If you are working locally you can access carefully directly to your SQL server and look for your data.
Priority has built-in functionality to send email reminders (BPM rules)
I am developing a site that is integrated with Twitter content and I would like to enhance my search box providing search suggestions for hashtags and handles as the user types. Is there any way to get this autocomplete data generated from Twitter?
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There isn't anything in the Twitter API that does that. Besides, it wouldn't work either because the rate limits would never permit that type of interaction. e.g. you might have n queries in a 15 minute window. If you eat up that much rate limit, it leaves less to iterate through the rest of the results an support subsequent queries, leaving the user waiting until the next 15 minute window. I understand what you want to do, but 3rd party APIs, like Twitter, have very specific pre-defined functionality and don't work like a general purpose database.
I have tried to find the answer using Google, but I'm a bit confused as there are a number of eBay APIs.
In order to get orders, the Trading API GetOrders command should be used?
I would like to be able to upload via an API a completed order shipment information, tracking, and courier name. Is the CompleteSale command in the the Trading API the correct command to use?
How to get the Authentication codes from an eBay store (my app can connect to many eBay stores)
I'm planning to use this Rails GEM: https://github.com/ReverseRetail/ebay_client
1) Yes, use GetOrders to retrieve orders from eBay (Dont use getsellertransactions it is super buggy). Here is the doc for GetOrders Best Practices. You may also want to take a look at this article Order management using Trading API - GetOrders (I would set the set "Create / Mod TimeTo" time to 5 minutes instead of their recommended 2 minutes.)
2) Yes, you would use CompleteSale, you are going to need three bits of information the OrderID, ShipmentTrackingNumber, and ShippingCarrierUsed. You might also want to note that you cannot use the same tracking number for multiple packages, the API will error thinking you are trying to game the system.
3) If you want perform the trading api requests on a store that you do not have access to, you will need to allow clients to authenticate their store with your app. Documentation on that process is very detailed and can be viewed here: Getting Tokens
I can get the Information of user data and email address from google api with help from this link.
But my task is to get all user mails from a Gmail account, and display them in a table view.
I checked the Gmail API but can't get enough reference.
Is there any way to do it ?
You probably want to look into threads. While normally a programmer would probably think of background processes when talking about threads, Google refers to "groups" of messages as threads (how it groups an email and replies into a single message in the client). While the API Reference for threads has an example in Java, it shouldn't be too hard to translate it into Obj-C if you're already set up to make other calls to the Google API.
Specifically, look into the list method (linked above). Alternatively, you could use messages.list but they will be much less organized. Also know that I'm pretty sure you'll need to increase the maxResults as I believe the default max is 100.
There is a large number of sites like Twitaholic or Twittergrader that offer rankings of Twitter users depending on the number of followers, influence, etc. I haven't found much information, though, on how do they compute these rankings.
My guess is that they begin with a handful users and keep exploring the followers' graph, while periodically updating the information of the users they already know of.
So the question is: is this the right approach or is there a more trivial way of doing it?
The sites you mention started years ago, and at that time they were given whitelisting by Twitter, which means that they can make tens of thousands of API requests per hour. Twitter no longer gives out new whitelisted accounts, so this type of analysis cannot be done by new sites. New accounts are only allowed to make 350 API requests per hour.
It is in fact possible just to use the Twitter API to examine and remember everything about every user, which is what quite a few sites do. twitter streaming api