This a bot that can take a location and using the Accuweather API to get weather a zip code. The bot was developed to be as the outcome of th IMC bot development tutorial.

• Take input from UI
• Gets intial state from settings
• Return weather for a location by zip code

If you want to test this locally you will need some environment variables; this project supports dotenv. Put your environmental variables into .env file or export into your shell session if desired.

• API_TOKEN - Used for Requests to Refocus. Created in refoucs/tokens/new.
• SOCKET_TOKEN - (Returned Upon Installation) - Used for Socket Connection.
• ACCUWEATHER_TOKEN - Private token that Accuweather API gives you so you can make request for current weather

currentZipCode - The intial zip code for the weather if no other location is specificed in bot data

1. Clone this repo
2. Add any server side code you want to bot.js
3. Add any UI side code to web/index.js
4. Comment-out bdk.installOrUpdateBot(packageJSON); from ./index.js
5. npm login - You need to login to get salesforce/bdk
6. npm install
7. npm start
8. Test locally (default port 5000)

1. Clone this repo
2. Add any server side code you want to index.js
3. Add any UI side code to web/index.js
4. Install and run Refocus https://salesforce.github.io/refocus/docs/04-quickstartlocal.html
5. Create a token https://salesforce.github.io/refocus/docs/10-security.html
6. Add token to Bot enviroment variables - echo "API_TOKEN={{UI TOKEN from Step 5}}" > .env
7. npm login - You need to login to get salesforce/bdk
8. npm install
9. npm start
10. If it is your first install you will be returned a Authorization Token for sockets
11. Add authorization token to Bot enviroment variables - echo "SOCKET_TOKEN={{UI TOKEN from Step 9}}" >> .env
12. npm start
13. Create a RoomType in Refocus with your Bot added
14. Create a Room in Refocus with your new RoomType
15. Go to https://host:port/rooms/ and open your new room

If you have any ideas on how this project could be improved, please feel free. The steps involved are:

• Fork the repo on GitHub.
• Clone this project to your machine.
• Commit changes to your own branch.
• Push your work back up to your fork.
• Submit a Pull Request so we can review it!

Follows semantic versioning

• 1.0.0 Bot Created for Tutorial.
• 1.0.1 Using bdk from npm and added licenses.