@litexa/core/src/command-line/templates/common/coffee/skill.coffee

Litexa, a programming language for writing Alexa skills

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# Copyright 2019 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.
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###
  This file exports an object that is a subset of the data
  specified for an Alexa skill manifest as defined at
  https://developer.amazon.com/docs/smapi/skill-manifest.html

  The generated data is barebones, and sets up a skill that
  will only be available in the US country, in the en-US locale.

  Please fill in fields as appropriate for this skill,
  including the name, descriptions, more countries,
  more locales, etc.

  At deployment time, this data will be augmented with
  generated information based on your skill code.
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module.exports =
  manifest:
    publishingInformation:
      isAvailableWorldwide: false,
      distributionCountries: [ 'US' ]
      distributionMode: 'PUBLIC'
      category: 'GAMES'
      testingInstructions: "replace with testing instructions"

      locales:
        "en-US":
          name: "{name}"
          invocation: "{invocation}"
          summary: "replace with brief description, no longer than 120 characters"
          description: """Longer description, goes to the skill store.

            Line breaks are supported."""
          examplePhrases: [
            "Alexa, launch {name}"
            "Alexa, open {name}"
            "Alexa, play {name}"
          ]
          keywords: [
            'game'
            'fun'
            'single player'
            'modify this list as appropriate'
          ]

    privacyAndCompliance:
      allowsPurchases: false
      usesPersonalInfo: false
      isChildDirected: false
      isExportCompliant: true
      containsAds: false

      locales:
        "en-US":
          privacyPolicyUrl: "https://www.example.com/privacy.html",
          termsOfUseUrl: "https://www.example.com/terms.html"