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JARVIS on Messenger

Just A Rather Very Intelligent System, now on Messenger!

Messenger is now used by 1.2 billion people every month. With the launch of Send/Receive API, bots are about to take over.

Usage

JARVIS is at your service here.

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Demo (Vimeo)

Why?

I created JARVIS with two goals in mind:

1. It should have a lot of useful features (both fun and commonly used).
2. Anyone can contribute to this project. (As this is module-based, anybody with a decent knowledge of Python can contribute.) One of the prime goals of this project is to lower the entry barrier into the world of open source.

Take a look at the contributing guidelines to see how easy it is to add your own code. I'll be waiting for your pull request! :wink:

A massive Thank You to all contributors, and congratulations to people who made their first open-source contribution! :tada:

Modules

Feel free to add to this list by opening an Issue/Pull Request.

More sample queries can be found here.

Structure

├── modules/         # home for various features
├── modules/src/     # code goes here
├── modules/tests/   # tests go here
├── data/            # home for shared data
├── templates/       # for sending structured messages
├── CONTRIBUTING.md  # contributing guidelines
└── jarvis.py        # the main bot

Local Development / Testing

1. Clone this repo.
2. Linux:
   a) Debian (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc.): sudo apt-get install python-dev libffi-dev libssl-dev
   b) Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S python2 libffi openssl
   c) Fedora: sudo yum install python-devel libffi-devel openssl-devel
   Windows: These should already be pre-installed in your Python bundle.
   Mac/OS X:
   a) If you install Python using brew, the relevant headers are already installed for you. In other words, you don't need python-devel.
   b) brew install pkg-config libffi
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/Cellar/libffi/3.0.13/lib/pkgconfig/ # May change with libffi version
   pip install cffi
   c) brew install libtins
3. pip install -r requirements.txt
4. python jarvis.py
5. Visit the following URLs to see results:
   http://localhost:5000/process/?q=<<YOUR_QUERY>> returns the intent of the query.
   http://localhost:5000/search/?q=<<YOUR_QUERY>> returns the search result of the query.

• The "process" endpoint returns what module the system classifies your query e.g. a dictionary query, a song search, etc. Visit the following URLs to understand the output format:
  http://localhost:5000/process/?q=tell%20me%20a%20joke
http://localhost:5000/process/?q=time%20in%20seattle
http://localhost:5000/process/?q=convert%2025%20usd%20to%20eur

You can mock the results for local testing by adding your queries here.

• The "search" endpoint returns the actual bot output, which you get when you interact with the bot using that query.

Note that for the search query to work, you have to set your own key (of the module that you want to test) in config.py

If you want a public endpoint, use the below button to deploy on Heroku and fill the relevant API keys that you would like to use:

TL;DR for Beginners

1. J.A.R.V.I.S. runs on Python 2
2. For the search query to work, you have to set your own key (of the module that you want to test) in config.py
3. The best place to ask anything: https://gitter.im/swapagarwal/JARVIS-on-Messenger
4. Some issues are reserved for you! https://github.com/swapagarwal/JARVIS-on-Messenger/labels/Low-Hanging%20Fruit
5. If you're working on something, let everyone know by either creating an issue or commenting on an existing one so that work is not duplicated.
6. Prefer using an IDE (Use PyCharm if you don't have any preference yet)

History

I started out with a rule-based model, but it didn't scale well so now I've shifted to Natural Language Processing. Rest assured, I'll strive to keep it as simple as possible so that you, yes you, can contribute!

If you'd like to contribute to the old model, you are welcome to do so as well. I've created a new branch legacy for this purpose. I'll be accepting Pull Requests to this branch also. :smile:

P.S. If you've come this far, you might as well contribute. Looking for a place to start? Take a look at some of the low-hanging fruits!

References

• https://github.com/toddmotto/public-apis