fossasia / susi_server

SUSI.AI server backend - the Artificial Intelligence server for personal assistants https://susi.ai

SUSI.AI Server

SUSI.AI is an intelligent Open Source personal assistant. It is capable of chat and voice interaction by using APIs to perform actions such as music playback, making to-do lists, setting alarms, streaming podcasts, playing audiobooks, and providing weather, traffic, and other real-time information. Additional functionalities can be added as console services using external APIs. SUSI.AI is able to answer questions and depending on the context will ask for additional information in order to perform the desired outcome. The core of the assistant is the SUSI.AI server that holds the "intelligence" and "personality" of SUSI.AI. The Android and web applications make use of the APIs to access information from a hosted server.

Deployments

Development: An automatic deployment from the development branch at GitHub is available for tests at https://susi-server.herokuapp.com

Master: The master branch is planned to be deployed on https://api.susi.ai. Currently, the deployment is taking place each hour at xx.45 using the development branch. We are planning to switch to the Master branch for production soon.

Deployment branches

There are two branches targetting deployment, "dev-dist" and "stable-dist". The former is intended to be used in conjunction with the development versions of "susi_linux", while the later with the stable (from the "master" branch). These two branches are currently updated manually from "susi_server_binary_latest.tar.gz" (see below), but future integration will update "dev-dist" regularly.

Communication

Please join our mailing list to discuss questions regarding the project: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/opntec-dev/

Our chat channel is on gitter here: https://gitter.im/fossasia/susi_server

How do I install Susi: Download, Build, Run

Note

• You must be logged in to Docker Cloud for the button to work correctly. If you are not logged in, you'll see a 404 error instead.

At this time, SUSI.AI is not provided in the compiled form, you easily build it yourself. It's not difficult and done in one minute! The source code is hosted at https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server, you can download it and run SUSI.AI with (Before installation you must have "Java Development Kit" latest version at http://openjdk.java.net/install/ & "Gradle" latest version at https://gradle.org/install/):

Note

• For Armv6 processors (e.g. Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero W/ Zero WH/ 1A / 1B), please make sure that your system is using Java 8 (Oracle or OpenJDK) as there are some compatibility issues for Armv6 processors.
• You may use the following command to install OpenJDK's Java 8 JRE and JDK:

> sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk-headless

> git clone https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server.git
> cd susi_server
> ./gradlew build
> bin/start.sh

For Windows Users (who are using GitBash/Cygwin or any terminal):

> git clone https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server.git
> cd susi_server
> git checkout master
> ant jar
> java -jar dist/susiserver.jar
> git checkout development
> ant jar
> java -jar dist/susiserver.jar

To stop:
> Press Ctrl+C

After all server processes are running, SUSI.AI tries to open a browser page itself. If that does not happen, just open http://localhost:4000; if you made the installation on a headless or remote server, then replace 'localhost' with your server name.

To stop SUSI.AI, run: (this will block until the server has actually terminated)

> bin/stop.sh

A self-upgrading process is available which must be triggered by a shell command. Just run:

> bin/upgrade.sh

Where can I download ready-built releases of SUSI.AI?

The latest binary built can be downloaded from http://download.susi.ai/susi_server/susi_server_binary_latest.tar.gz

To run susi, do: tar xfz susi_server_binary_latest.tar.gz cd susi_server_binary_latest java -server -Xmx200m -jar build/libs/susi_server-all.jar

How do I install SUSI.AI with Docker on Google Cloud?

To install SUSI.AI with Docker on Google Cloud please refer to the Susi Docker installation readme.

How do I install SUSI.AI with Docker on AWS?

To install SUSI.AI with Docker on AWS please refer to the Susi Docker installation readme.

How do I install SUSI.AI with Docker on Bluemix?

To install SUSI.AI with Docker on Bluemix please refer to the Susi Docker installation readme.

How do I install SUSI.AI with Docker on Microsoft Azure?

To install SUSI.AI with Docker on Azure please refer to the Susi Docker installation readme.

How do I install SUSI.AI with Docker on Digital Ocean?

To install SUSI.AI with Docker on Digital Ocean please refer to the Susi Docker installation readme.

How do I deploy SUSI.AI with Heroku?

You can easily deploy to Heroku by clicking the Deploy to Heroku button above. To install SUSI.AI using Heroku Toolbelt, please refer to the Susi Heroku installation readme.

How do I deploy SUSI.AI with cloud9?

To install SUSI.AI with cloud9 please refer to the Susi cloud9 installation readme.

How do I setup SUSI.AI on Eclipse?

To install SUSI.AI on Eclipse, please refer to the Susi Eclipse readme.

How to setup auto deployment to a VPS using travis

To auto deploy SUSI.AI to a VPS using travis, please refer to the readme file.

How do I run SUSI.AI?

• build Susi (you need to do this only once, see above)
• run bin/start.sh
• open http://localhost:4000 in your browser
• to shut down Susi, run bin/stop.sh

How do I configure SUSI.AI?

The basis configuration file is in conf/config.properties. To customize these settings place a file customized_config.properties to the path data/settings/

How to compile using Gradle?

• To install Gradle on Ubuntu:

  $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cwchien/gradle
  $ sudo apt-get update
  $ sudo apt-get install gradle
  

• To install Gradle on Mac OS X with homebrew

  brew install gradle
  

• To compile, first, create dir necessary for Gradle

  ./gradle_init.sh
  

  Compile the source to classes and a jar file

  gradle assemble
  

  The compiled file can be found in build dir Last, clean up so that we can still build the project using Ant

  ./gradle_clean.sh
  

How do I develop Skills (AI Conversation Rules) for SUSI.AI?

The SUSI.AI skill language is described in the Skill Development Tutorial.

How to utilize Susi skill data in SUSI.AI server?

If you simply want to add your skill to the SUSI.AI online service, please go to https://skills.susi.ai and add your skill.

For your own deployments: The Susi skill data is the storage place for the Susi skills. To make Susi server utilize these skills, clone Susi skill data alongside Susi server.

git clone https://github.com/fossasia/susi_skill_data.git

If you want to create private skills in your local server, you should create a local git repository susi_private_skill_data alongside Susi server. Then you must create a local git host:

> cd <above susi home>
> mkdir susi_private_skill_data_host
> cd susi_private_skill_data_host
> git init —bare
> cd ../susi_private_skill_data
> git remote add origin <path to susi_private_skill_data_host>
> git push --set-upstream origin master

Why should I use SUSI.AI?

If you like to create your own AI, then you may consider SUSI.AI.

Where can I find API documentation?

The Documentation can be found here.

Where do I find the javadocs?

You can build them via 'ant javadoc'

Where can I report bugs and make feature requests?

This project is considered a community work. The development team consists of you too. We are very thankful for the pull request. So if you discovered that something can be enhanced, please do it yourself and make a pull request. If you find a bug, please try to fix it. If you report a bug to us, We will possibly consider it but at the very end of a giant, always growing heap of work. The best chance for you to get things done is to try it yourself. Our issue tracker is here.

What is the Development Workflow?

Fixing issues

Step 1: Pick an issue to fix

After selecting the issue

1. Comment on the issue saying you are working on the issue.
2. We expect you to discuss the approach either by commenting or on Gitter Chat.
3. Updates or progress on the issue would be nice.

Step 2: Branch policy

Start off from your development branch and make sure it is up-to-date with the latest version of the committer repo's development branch. Make sure you are working in development branch only. git pull upstream development

If you have not added upstream follow the steps given here.

Step 3: Coding Policy

• Please help us follow the best practice to make it easy for the reviewer as well as the contributor. We want to focus on the code quality more than on managing pull request ethics.
• Single commit per pull request
• For writing commit messages please adhere to the Commit style guidelines.
• Follow uniform design practices. The design language must be consistent throughout the app.
• The pull request will not get merged until and unless the commits are squashed. In case there are multiple commits on the PR, the commit author needs to squash them and not the maintainers cherry-picking and merging squashes.
• If you don't know what does squashing of commits is read from here.
• If the PR is related to any front end change, please attach relevant screenshots in the pull request description

Step 4: Submitting a PR

Once a PR is opened, try and complete it within 2 weeks, or at least stay actively working on it. Inactivity for a long period may necessitate a closure of the PR. As mentioned earlier updates would be nice.

Step 5: Code Review

Your code will be reviewed, in this sequence, by:

• Travis CI: by building and running tests. If there are failed tests, the build will be marked as a failure. You can consult the CI log to find which tests. Ensure that all tests pass before triggering another build.
• The CI log will also contain the command that will enable running the failed tests locally.
• Reviewer: A core team member will be assigned to the PR as its reviewer, who will approve your PR or he will suggest changes.

What is the software license?

LGPL 2.1

susi_server's Issues

Arithmetic of numbers are not correct in http://api.asksusi.com but in localhost all working fine

Actual Behavior
Ask: 5+3
Response: Love you guys <3 that stream was awesome lol

Expected Behavior
Ask: 5+3
Response: 8

API Console
{
"query": "5+3",
"client_id": "aG9zdF8xMDEuNjMuMjUzLjkx",
"query_date": "2016-12-28T20:22:56.720Z",
"answer_date": "2016-12-28T20:22:59.394Z",
"answer_time": 2674,
"count": 1,
"answers": [{
"data": [
{
"text": "Love you guys <3 that stream was awesome lol",
"0": "5+3",
"1": "5+3",
"timezoneOffset": "-330"
},
{"text": "3 mins and you will see the fire"},
{"text": "I love you! <3"},
{"text": "1K!!! THE BIG 1K!! :O thank you all <3"},
{"text": "Day 5 of avoiding Passengers spoilers 🚀: UNSUCCESSFUL 😡 thank you twitter"},
{"text": "Niggas really want you to believe Drakengard 3 is not a broken game"},
{"text": "atla[5] i love you <3"},
{"text": "|| <3 Love you too, Anna Banana"},
{"text": "did you know there are at least 3 fics of "dio/bread"? well, now you do"},
{"text": ""Congratulations Team Fortress 3 on best debut" I love you, Jeff Gerstmann"},
{"text": "【時報】おはようございます☀5：00になりました。YOU ARE MY HEROにログインしましょう！"},
{"text": ""so what did you do in the 3 weeks off?" oh you know, absolutely nothing"},
{"text": "When your toddler headbutts you.. 5 times.. in 2 hours 🙃"},
{"text": "My SFV boycott continues. No Sagat, no Jerz. See you season 3."},
{"text": "2k17 😀😀😀 3 hari lagi. 2k16 thank you for all sweet sour memories ."},
{"text": "Rest in peace Carrie Fisher, you will be missed greatly <3"},
{"text": "3. lame jokes & puns i mean DADS. that's what they do best i tell you 😂"},
{"text": "JIA// 3 MONTHS NALAMG KULITAN NA ULE SA BAKASYON 😂HAHAHAHAHA MISS YOU💖"},
{"text": "you know you're out of shape when your mile drops from 4:58 to 5:45"}
],
"metadata": {"count": 19},
"actions": [{
"type": "answer",
"expression": "Love you guys <3 that stream was awesome lol"
}]
}],
"session": {"identity": {
"type": "host",
"name": "",
"anonymous": true
}}
}

Universal Build System, Platform Independent Setup Instructions and Repository Cleanup

@mariobehling @daminisatya @Orbiter
I am working on to migrate the whole project build from ant to gradle based solution completely which would simplify lot of things for environment setup. Instead of having separate setup instructions for Windows, Mac and Linux, we can have a universal system, which works on any environment with least setup, all the user needs is gradle and jdk, thats it...
then the user would need to run only two commands on any environment..
gradle build && gradle run
and all the dependencies would also be resolved through maven which can be configured through gradle... which would further reduce the repository size.., where as the current solution has many jar files which are being referenced through gradle and ant build file...
and the jar files alone occupies at least 30mb.... and the setup instructions are also too fragmented and not very clear, after implementing this it would reduce the repository size, and also the builds will be platform independent and easy to set up.

I would be able to complete this task in a week or two if everything goes well...

Generate a documentation site from the md files in a gh-pages branch

The idea is to have one stop resource for Susi tech questions at http://dev.asksusi.com

Currently there are two places with resources for the server:

1. The Readme.md https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server/blob/development/README.md
2. The docs folder: https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server/tree/development/docs

Please autogenerate a simple documentation site on each new commit in the gh-pages branch.

Add Private API key

@mariobehling Will you please run this command on your system to remove travis errors.

travis encrypt $(heroku auth:token) --add deploy.api_key

This is a reason why travis build is failing.

Travis builds and Heroku are failing

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Add details regarding workflow

Continuing from #6 , workflow of the project has to be added to the new file. It includes

• Coding style (Standard Practice)

• Branch Policy

• Squashing of commits

User verification email is marked as spam

While trying to sign up to susi with a new email, the confirmation email was in my spam box.
Tried it again with some other emails, same thing happened with them too.

I faced a similar issue while I was using sendgrid for sending emails on the opev-android project where wrong security rules for the root user caused this issue.
@Orbiter @daminisatya could you have a look at what might be causing this?

Security Issues with Authentication

right now, the server is accepting user's passwords as query parameter and in plain text, which is a security flaw.
we need to implement HTTPS support as @Orbiter already said.
and also we should send sensitive information like username and passwords, in request body and also apply Base64 encoding in password from client side, which, the server has to decode on receiving.
see purpose of base 64 encoding

Implement Swagger and generate static version in gh-pages

Swagger is a great way to document APIs.

• Please add Swagger to the system at /api/v1/
• On pull requests also generate a static version in the pages branch at http://dev.asksusi.com/api/v1/

Implement documentation site using travis and sphinx

It seems to work out well with the site generated for the loklak documentation.

Please have a look at the script (https://github.com/loklak/loklak_server/blob/development/.utility/push-docs-to-gh-pages.sh) and docs site and duplicate the way it is done here.

Rename distribution jar from loklak.jar to susiserver.jar

Susi response is not as expected for pie chart queries

the response for the query " who will win 2016 presidential election" should give a response of type "piechart" but instead it is showing "i dont know"

Create a contributor-guide page

Currently README.md page contains lot of information( Continuing from #6 ) - also contains some information related to contributors guide but its not solid. So its better to divide the README.md into :

1.contributor-guide page and give a link from readme to contributor-guide page

• This contains all the contents under the sub head How to compile using Gradle? and
  How do I install Susi: Download, Build, Run.

2.documentation page give a link from readme to documentation page

• This will have all the contents under the sub head Where can I find documentation?

Remaining information will be there in README.md and it also contains links to both of of these pages.

Reasons to do so :

• Looks good.

• It will be easy to maintain.

• Removes unnecessary( not required in readme but in some other doc) contents from readme.md.

Use Couscous for Documentation

Currently, documentation is built with jekyll which makes us hard to put the directory structure. There is a library on github called Couscous which is built specifically for documentation. I guess it would be good if we use it.

Create a Console Rule Learning App

We want to be able to make it easy to create new console rules. Those rules are the method to attach external knowledge to susi. To check and store new console rules, there is now the rule learning backend api, the details are described here: https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server/blob/development/src/org/loklak/api/learning/ConsoleLearning.java#L45-L163

To store a new console rule, the user has to enter at least the following entries:

• the external json API address
• an example input for that API
• a name for the new console rule

Furthermore, the user must submit a jsonpath which points into a result array within the JSON from the console API. The new back-end process supports the user by finding that jsonpath automatically.

What we need:

• an input window for those three options
• a 'verify' button which calls the backend. That will return a lot of information together with the jsonpath which the user can edit.
• a 'store' button which can be used when the user is satisfied with the back-end verififaction.

Use AJAX for Console Rule

The idea is to use AJAX with console rule app so that all things would be made asynchronous. Currently, it redirects to other links and does not do everything on same page.

fix travis build errors

please check https://travis-ci.org/fossasia/susi_server/builds/163611328 and fix the build file(s).
The problem occurred since the migration from loklak_server and the removal of many unused libraries in susi_server

Issue running susi server

I am unable to run susi server, I have followed the procedures mentioned in the Readme. I have built it using gradle.

Here are the logs.
Viveks-MacBook-Pro:bin devenv$ ./start.sh
susi detected that you did not yet run the installation wizard.
It let's you setup an administrator account and a number of settings, but is not mandatory.
You can manually start it by running bin/installation.sh
starting susi
susi server failed to start. See data/loklag.log for details. Here are the last logs:
Error: Could not find or load main class org.loklak.SusiServer
Viveks-MacBook-Pro:bin devenv$

Theme for Documentation

Documentation for susi is being served now from gh-pages branch. I am currently creating a theme for documentation is usable for documenting all fossasia projects. For that I need a new repo.

It is a jekyll theme.

@mariobehling @hpdang @daminisatya.

Setup proper doc routes.

Currently the routing in documentation takes to a path which actually exists but at a different location. The routes take us directly to root directory whereas they should be taken to /susi_server

Email verification link not working

Shows 404 message.

Improve the gh-pagesUpdater script

The gh-pages updater script can have more tweaking which would make it stable...

Automatically deploy susi_server to Heroku with travis

Other FOSSASIA projects get deployed automatically to Heroku after pull requests. Please implement the same.

I have set up an app already here: https://susi-server.herokuapp.com

Implement full support/ make full use of Wikidata features

How can we use wikidata and its expanded features?

Useful links

• https://query.wikidata.org
• https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php
• https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikidata_Toolkit

A sample site that is getting answers from Wikidata:

• https://askplatyp.us
• The code of askplatypus https://github.com/ProjetPP/

Susi Server Generic Installation in Windows

Installation on Windows using GitBash.

I had few errors when I try to run the generic installation steps in windows terminal. But later I found a simple solution from a closed issue which could make it easier to install.

Build using "ant jar" Run server using "java -jar dist/susiserver.jar"

@mariobehling @daminisatya I would like to make a documentation on this. It may be helpful for others too :)

Create Desktop app for Susi with Electron

Electron is nice library in order to develop the native web apps. I guess there should be a app for susi for desktop. I would like to work on it. Can anyone create a new repo for the app? @mariobehling @daminisatya @jig08 @Orbiter

Enhance the Console Rule Learning App for Susi Server

A basic console learning app is implemented in the server already (see here). The goal of this project is to make it easy now to create new console rules a) to connect new APIs to Susi and b) to add the rules itself.

The rules are the method to attach external knowledge to Susi. To check and store new console rules, there is now the rule learning backend api, the details are described here: https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server/blob/development/src/org/loklak/api/learning/ConsoleLearning.java#L45-L163

To store a new console rule, the user has to enter at least the following entries:

• the external json API address
• an example input for that API
• a name for the new console rule

Furthermore, the user must submit a jsonpath which points into an result array within the JSON from the console API. The new back-end process supports the user by finding that jsonpath automatically.

What we need:

• an input window for those three options
• a 'verify' button which calls the backend. That will return a lot of information together with the jsonpath which the user can edit.
• a 'store' button which can be used when the user is satisfied with the back-end verification.

Add Continuous Integration and automatically deploy Master branch to Google Cloud

Please test app deploy it with Kubernetes on Google Cloud to a test account. Share your deployment with a link in the issue.

You need to sign up for Google cloud. There is a free tier to start (you might need a credit card to sign up). Once you have it running, please make a pull request with the changes.

Add documentation in /docs how to access account and authorization features through API

Please help to document the AAA concept.

Re-Branding

please help to change all occurrences of 'loklak' in the web interface with 'susi'

Gradle: Replace source folder workaround

Instead of moving the source folder into Gradle's default, we can change the source set location into what we currently have instead.

Add Support for Emoji Characters

Support for Emoji Unicode Characters needs to be added to Susi server to parse emoji input for the API. Multiple rules regarding Emojis also need to be defined.

susi server failed to start in cygwin

I followed steps mentioned in README of susi_server , however my server is not starting .

I changed LoklakServer to SusiServer in build.xml like this :

<manifest>
<attribute name="Class-Path" value="${jar.classpath}" />
<attribute name="Main-Class" value="org.loklak.SusiServer" />
</manifest>

Terminal Outputs :

danchara@danchara-WX-1 MINGW64 /c/cygwin64/home/danchara/git/susi_server (development)
$ ant
Buildfile: C:\cygwin64\home\danchara\git\susi_server\build.xml
init:
build:
[delete] Deleting directory C:\cygwin64\home\danchara\git\susi_server\classes
[mkdir] Created dir: C:\cygwin64\home\danchara\git\susi_server\classes
[echo] loklak: C:\cygwin64\home\danchara\git\susi_server\build.xml
[javac] Compiling 121 source files to C:\cygwin64\home\danchara\git\susi_server\classes
[javac] Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
[javac] Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
[javac] Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
[javac] Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 6 seconds
danchara@danchara-WX-1 MINGW64 /c/cygwin64/home/danchara/git/susi_server (development)
$ bin/start.sh
ps: unknown option -- o
Try ps --help' for more information. susi detected that you did not yet run the installation wizard. It let's you setup an administrator account and a number of settings, but is not mandatory. You can manually start it by running bin/installation.sh starting susi ps: unknown option -- o Tryps --help' for more information.
ps: unknown option -- o
Try `ps --help' for more information.
susi server failed to start. See data/loklag.log for details. Here are the last logs:
Error: Could not find or load main class org.loklak.SusiServer
Error: Could not find or load main class org.loklak.SusiServer

I'm not able to figure why it's not able to find main class ?

Since , I'm seeing that my classes directory has a SusiServer.class :

 /c/cygwin64/home/danchara/git/susi_server/classes/org/loklak (development)
$ ls
api/ data/ EmailHandler.class graphics/ objects/ susi/ SusiInstallation.class SusiServer.class
Caretaker.class 'EmailHandler$1.class' geo/ http/ server/ 'SusiInstallation$1.class' 'SusiServer$1.class' tools/

Correct eclipseSetup.md

File link : https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server/blob/development/docs/eclipseSetup.md

Line 9 : Once the repository is ready using the Package Explorer navigate to org.loklak.LoklakServer .

I couldn't find any file LoklakServer.java , probably it should be org.loklak.SusiServer .

Fix docs on mobile

Currently, documentation part is created with semantic ui. The secondary menu which is a list is not responsive on mobile. So on mobile, that menu should be hidden showing a sidebar menu as like in semantic ui docs.

Reference: http://semantic-ui.com/modules/sidebar.html
http://semantic-ui.com/collections/grid.html -- check responsive grid part which explains how to show items mobile screen only while hiding on lage screen device.

Short-Hand Notation question issue

Short Hand Notation issue

If we use short hand notations in questions it replies with default message. like if we ask:-

hw r u?

then it replies with

you can ask me anything,but not that :)

Clean up Readme file and take out features that were separated

Susi was split from loklak. Currently we have a lot of info that came from loklak. Please take out text that is related to loklak rather than susi, e.g. How do I analyze data acquired by Susi. (Are we still following elasticsearch's approach here?)

Add AskSusi to zulip

Propose and implement integration with Zulip. What needs to be done on the Susi project? There is an issue here on the zulip project: zulip/zulip#2168

Adding support of emoji feature in susi server

Currently susi server doesn't have the support to emoji characters. We can add feature as most of the have this feature.

Change Susi apps to account and adopt new logic

• Change api.asksusi.com to "Home" and use slug "/" instead of web URL
• Only show "Account Apps"
• Change top right menu "Apps" to "Account"
• Take out slug "/apps/". Instead of http://api.asksusi.com/apps/signup/ change to http://api.asksusi.com/signup/
• On apps page change background from black to white and take out effects (e.g. moving in of apps)
• Make accounting options (accounts apps) into a simple list of items (instead of app boxes)
• Delete apps: 1) Boilerplate, 2) One-Click Deployment, 3) Web Scraper
• Take out left sidebar "Categories"

DOCKERFILE: instead of cloning the susi_server it clones the loklak_server repo when building with docker.

Implement "Delete Account" feature

Currently there is no feature to delete an account. Please implement this feature.

Susi server not replying appropriately.

Susi's replies are not apt to many questions. Sometimes it throws adult content like the one I have shown in the snap.

Critical: Most of Susi Commands are not executing properly

@mariobehling
Expect the general commands, Twitter/Loklak, RSS Feeds, Events, Wordpress, Github, Instagram, Date/Time, Wikipedia, Quora are not executing properly.
Here is the list of commands:
https://github.com/fossasia/susi_server/blob/master/docs/AskSUSI.md

12:40 AM, Today you
Hello
Susi 12:40 AM, Today
Hi, I'm Susi
12:40 AM, Today you
How many times did melaniatrump get 0 likes ?
Susi 12:41 AM, Today
12:41 AM, Today you
What are the reddit articles about Loklak ?
Susi 12:41 AM, Today
I don't know how to answer this. Here is a web search result:
12:42 AM, Today you
Susi, Where can I get updates of the event billets-europeade-2016-concert-de-musique-vocale-25592599153 ?
Susi 12:42 AM, Today
I don't know how to answer this. Here is a web search result:
12:43 AM, Today you
Susi, Can I view the articles from wordpress blog from http://ishothim.com/
Susi 12:43 AM, Today
I don't know how to answer this. Here is a web search result:
12:43 AM, Today you
Can you find mariobehling on Github and give me information ?
Susi 12:43 AM, Today
I don't know how to answer this. Here is a web search result:

Answers are not coming as expected.

Sign Up API, email not recieved.

I used the sign up API and sent a sign up request, but did not get any verification email.
API was /aaa/signup.json .

Installation is failling while installing loklag file is missing

Problem while pushing the app on Heroku

Following this readme , while pushing on Heroku git push heroku master ; it gives the error as:
error: src refspec master does not match any.
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://git.heroku.com/sleepy-ridge-23846.git'

Then while using git push heroku HEAD:master ; it gets pushed to Heroku.
Got_it_from_here

Image

move to gradle build process

Today susi builds are based on libraries we ship within the git repository.
We should use gradle builds exclusive in the future.

We already have a gradle build which uses these libraries

repositories {
  flatDir {
    dirs 'lib'
  }
}

We should move to a build using maven libraries like

repositories {
     mavenCentral()
}

also, we should use gradle run as start method.
All cloud deployment options must be migrated to use the gradle build process as well.

If this works, the libraries in lib should be removed.

Add susi-gh-bot as a collaborator

To push the documentation to the gh-pages on each update the script gh-pagesUpdater.sh uses a bot called @susi-gh-bot, to push the changes back as a commit it would need write access so please add it as a collaborator.

Mentors this one is for you and I hope you have done what I requested you to do in the task in the task I had done earlier? [Hint: Adding an environment variable to the Travis dashboard]

Incorrect link to susi_server repo in cloud9-setup.sh

Owing to previous existence as loklak , the link to github repo needs to be updated in the cloud9 deployment commands.