Voxa Framework Snippets
Code snippets to speed up your Alexa skill development using the Voxa Framework
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Voxa Framework Snippets
This extension provides you code snippets for Sublime Text to speed up your Alexa skills development using the Voxa Framework made by RAIN.
Installation
The simple way to install these snippets is via Package Control. Search for “Voxa Framework Snippets”. If you want to install it manually I will asume that you know what you need to do.
Snippets
Every space inside { } means that this is pushed into next line.
$ represent each step after tab.
State and Intent
| Prefix | Method | 
|---|---|
| onintentVoxa→ | $1:skill.onIntent('$2', ($3:alexaEvent) => { $4 }); | 
| launchintentVoxa→ | $1:skill.onIntent('LaunchIntent', ($2:alexaEvent) => { $3 }); | 
| helpintentVoxa→ | $1:skill.onIntent('AMAZON.HelpIntent', ($2:alexaEvent) => { $3 }); | 
| repeatintentVoxa→ | $1:skill.onIntent('AMAZON.RepeatIntent', ($2:alexaEvent) => { $3 }); | 
| startoverintentVoxa→ | $1:skill.onIntent('AMAZON.StartOverIntent', ($2:alexaEvent) => { $3 }); | 
| onstateVoxa→ | $1:skill.onState('$2', ($3:alexaEvent) => { $4 }); | 
| entryVoxa→ | $1:skill.onState('entry', { $2 }); | 
| replyVoxa→ | return { reply: '$1', to: '$2' }; | 
| toVoxa→ | return { to: '$1' }; | 
| ifyesVoxa→ | if (alexaEvent.intent.name === 'AMAZON.YesIntent') { $1 } | 
| ifnoVoxa→ | if (alexaEvent.intent.name === 'AMAZON.NoIntent') { $1 } | 
| ifintentnameVoxa→ | if (alexaEvent.intent.name === '$1') { $2 } | 
Boilerplate code for files
viewsVoxa
const views = (function views() {
  return {
    $1
  };
}());
askVoxa
$1:ResponseName: {
  ask: '$2',
  reprompt: '$3',
},
tellVoxa
$1:ResponseName: {
  tell: '$2',
},
sayVoxa
$1:ResponseName: {
  say: '$2',
},
variablesVoxa
module.exports = {
  $1:variableName: model => model.$1:variableName,
},
registerVoxa
exports.register = function register(skill) {
  $1
};
mainstatemachineVoxa
const Voxa = require('voxa');
const views = require('${1:./views}');
const variables = require('${2:./variables}');
const states = require('${3:./states}');
const skill = new Voxa({ variables, views });
states.register(skill);
module.exports = skill;
serverVoxa
const skill = require('${1:./skill/MainStateMachine}');
const config = require('${2:./config}');
skill.startServer(config.server.port);
lambdaVoxa
const skill = require('${1:./skill/MainStateMachine}');
exports.handler = skill.lambda();