I have created a new app in wit.ai. I created new stories for that app with intent and replies using 'Bot sends'. I'm using node.js. It works normally as expected. There is no issues with this.
What I want to know is
1. Where do we get the other users stories.
2. How do we import that stories in our existing app?
We can import the zip file of an existing app, while creating a new app. But how do we import in our app which is already created? All wit.ai related articles mention about reducing training time by using stories of other users, but I'm not able to find such stories.
Thanks.
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I'm creating a react shopping app that contain different collections of items like hat page, sneakers page, and others a great insight on what I mean. I want an admin of the app to be able to upload to a particular page he/she wish to, base on the form that will be filled before uploading. Implementing this awesome feature has been a problem on my neck and I hope to find a befitting suggestion or preferably,
a solution on how to go about this. I'll be highly thrilled if I can help be helped out. I'm using firebase storage and cloud firestore to handle files upload and database respectively. A million thanks in advance
I am new to react-native and currently aiming to make a simple ios application using react-native.
The developing application basically stores pre-installed 100 types of text files and other 100 types of text data that users can personally add after installation.
My question is that should 'react-native-SQLite-storage' be used to store data on a user's mobile app?
I have done some research and figured out two ways to store data, one is to use Async Storage, another one is to use react-native-SQLite-storage, and still confusing the difference between those ways.
I appreciate some ideas from people who have been developed react native app before.
Thanks.
I'm trying to incorporate a feature into one of my apps that allows you to message users that are, at that moment, in and using the app. I've searched for a while now, but with no luck finding any article, API, npm package, etc, that supports this concept - if it even is possible.
I'd rather use an API than see when the user was last on the app via a timestamp and then "guess" if the user is still using the app.
I'm using React Native.
Check that AppState equals to 'active'.
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/appstate
I'm considering using branch.io for my project.
Before I get too deep into it I'd like to sanity check a use case.
1)A user has already been created by an admin in our database.
2)We send the user a customised link to install the app. The link contains a uniqueID
3)User clicks on link and installs the app.
4)When the app is installed we take the uniqueID from the link, use it to look the user up in our database and show their "admin created" data.
So to summarise all of that:
Is it possible install an app from a customised link and access data from the link after install?
This is definitely possible with Branch! You can put as many key-value pairs as you like in a Branch link and during the initialization process, you can retrieve these key-value pairs in a JSON format, even after the install process. Then, you would perform some backend and routing logic with the value of the uniqueID.
To learn more and get started, please visit the docs here:
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How do I use the Rally UI or Excel "CA Agile Central" add-in to get the initiative, feature and user story? I need to know the features under each initiative. I also need the user stories under each feature. (Initiative -> Feature -> User Story). Once this data is in a .CSV I can use Excel to pivot and filter.
Also, I'd prefer not to write code and call the API since this should be an easy set of data to extract.
Thanks.
There are a handful of apps that already do most of this. Custom List, which is already in the app catalog should make it easy to set up lists of features under a specific initiative and stories under a specific feature (or even all stories under features under a specific initiative). You can also export directly from the app.
There is also a community app called Custom Chart that allows for some basic charting and uses the same filtering component as Custom List. You can also export from this app. It is available here: https://github.com/RallyCommunity/CustomChart and is installed using the Custom HTML app.
Does that get you closer?