generator-csebot
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Generates a bot (Microsoft Bot Framework) with CI/CD in Team Services
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<%= name %>
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<p>Bot generated with Yeoman and
<a href="http://github.com/joalmeid/csebot">CSE bot generator</a>
</p>
<p>Your bot has a complete CI/CD set in your Team services project:
<a href="<%= projectUrl %>">
<%= name %>
</a>.</p>
<p>Visit
<a href="https://www.botframework.com/">Bot Framework</a> to register your bot. When you register it, remember to set your bot's endpoint to
<pre>https://<i>your_bots_hostname</i>/api/messages</pre>
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<h3>Next Steps:</h3>
<p> Remember to go through <b>appSettings</b> and <b>connectionStrings</b> in <i>Web.config and on Azure (webapp)</i>. Review the following:</p>
<p>+ <b>MicrosoftAppId</b> : The Microsoft App ID associated with the bot.</p>
<p>+ <b>MicrosoftAppPassword</b> : The Microsoft App Password associated with the bot.</p>
<p>+ <b>ApplicationInsightsIntrumentationKey</b> : The InstrumentationKey from Application Insights, in order to enable analytics for your bot.</p>
<p>+ <b>StorageConnectionString</b> : This bot uses a custom State Client (Table Storage) with <a href="https://github.com/Microsoft/BotBuilder-Azure">Bot Azure Extensions</a>.</p>
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<p>+ <b>Git push</b> and start coding!</p>
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