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Make dialog a bit more compact #2

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phisad opened this issue Feb 13, 2018 · 1 comment
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Make dialog a bit more compact #2

phisad opened this issue Feb 13, 2018 · 1 comment

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@phisad
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phisad commented Feb 13, 2018

I like the idea of having a virtual colleague for this, but the intro is a bit huge.

I would like if the content is explained right at the task or with a trigger word.

Furthermore, Rita should not go off on an exception, but continue. Something like this:

Hi, I'm Rita.
I'm here to help you let everyone know when you can make it to your meeting!
To do so, I will ask you a couple of simple questions. If you have further questions say help or tell me more. Say goodbye or cya to end the dialog.

What is your name? (Characters only)

We will check your availability for March. Is that ok? [Y/n] What happens for n?

What times are you usually free on Mondays? You can specify an hour from the range [9-19].

9-19

Sorry, I did not understand you. Do you need help? [Y/n]

help me

The only time the formatting of your answer matters is when I need you to provide multiple items.
For, example, to tell me that you are free between 9am and 1pm, enter these two times in the prompt:
9 13
If you happen to be free for two slices of time on one particular day,
you can use a space again to separate the intervals, like so:
9 13 15 19
This says you're available from 9am to 1pm and again from 3pm till 7pm.

8 13

Sorry, only hours from 9 to 19 are considered. Are you ok with 9 13? [Y/n]

n

What times are you usually free on Mondays? You can specify an hour from the range [9-19].

9 14

Any exceptions to this? Type one of these dates in March 5 12 19 26. Default: None

[Enter]

...

cya

Do you wanna continue next time?

Yeah

Alright, goodbye, until next time.

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iliakur commented Feb 13, 2018

I'd love to add a help command!

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