How to: Adaptive Cards and the MS Bot Framework

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  • adaptive-card-bot

    A bot created using MS bot framework that sends back an adaptive card as a response

  • On the side panel of the emulator you can see the details of the responses to and from the bot as well which is helpful for debugging the code. Thanks for reading my blog post. You can find the code here at this link. Feel free to connect with me on linkedin you can find me here. See you in the next post >>>

  • BotFramework-Emulator

    A desktop application that allows users to locally test and debug chat bots built with the Bot Framework SDK.

  • Testing the bot for yourself: To test the bot out yourself you'll need to download the code and also install the latest version of the Bot Framework Emulator (you can find it here). This will allow you to test the bot over web chat. It's a straight forward process just run the code and connect the bot. When connecting the bot, the url should look something like this: http://localhost:3978/api/messages this is the endpoint for requests to be sent to the bot.

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