Link Alexa events using the macOS Terminal

Link Alexa events using your macOS Terminal to complete the Alexa account linking process with your ServiceNow instance.

Avant de commencer

Remarque :

Copy the Skill ID of your skill from the Alexa developer console. The Skill ID is the same inbound ID used in the sys_cs_provider_application record.

Role required: admin

Procédure

1. On your macOS, open the Terminal.
2. Execute the npm install -g ask-cli command.
   Executing this command installs the Alexa command-line interface on your machine if it was not previously installed.
3. Execute the ask configure command.
4. Log in with your Amazon developer account credentials when prompted.
   Remarque :

   Choose No if you are asked the question Do you want to link your AWS account in order to host your Alexa skills?
5. To download the manifest file, execute the ask smapi get-skill-manifest -s {<provide skillId>} > skill.json command.
6. To edit the skill.json file, add the following JSON script inside the manifest object.

   "events": { 
         "endpoint": { 
           "uri": <provide lambda ID>.  
         }, 
         "subscriptions": [ 
           { 
             "eventName": "SKILL_ENABLED" 
           }, 
           { 
             "eventName": "SKILL_DISABLED" 
           }, 
           { 
             "eventName": "SKILL_PERMISSION_ACCEPTED" 
           }, 
           { 
             "eventName": "SKILL_PERMISSION_CHANGED" 
           }, 
           { 
             "eventName": "SKILL_ACCOUNT_LINKED" 
           } 
         ] 
       },

   Remarque :

   Be sure to edit the URL endpoint with the Lambda ID. You can copy one of the endpoints from the skill.json file and replace it with the Lambda ID. You can also fetch it from the Alexa console from Build > Endpoints.
7. To upload the updated manifest file, execute the ask smapi update-skill-manifest -s {<provide skillId>} --manifest "$(cat skill.json) command.

Résultats

Your Alexa account is linked with your ServiceNow instance.

Your Alexa account is linked with your ServiceNow instance.