Easy interface for interacting with the Wit.ai natural language parsing API.
This project will expand as the Wit.ai API expands, but as it stands there's a single endpoint. You can hit this
endpoint easily with Wit.message([your message]), which uses Wit.ai to convert that phrase or sentence into an object
with an intent, and entities if any are available.
You will need to create a Wit.ai account and begin training it.
gem 'wit-ruby', '>= 0.0.2'You'll need to set an environment variable named WIT_TOKEN or specify your token with Wit.token = [your token].
export WIT_TOKEN=[your token]result = Wit.message('Hi')
result.intent # will be Hello with the default Wit instance.
result.confidence # will be relatively low initially.
result.entities # will be {}, but if there are entities the can accessed as [:name] or .name- raw
- Raw response hash (parsed JSON)
- msgId
- The unique message id provided back from Wit.
- msgBody
- The original message sent.
- intent
- The intent, as determined by Wit.
- confidence
- The confidence level that Wit determined.
- entities
- Hash of entities, which contain the value, and the start/end position within msgBody.
- value
- The value as determined by Wit (might not be the same as body).
- start
- The start position index from msgBody.
- end
- The end position index from msgBody.
- body
- The actual value as specified in msgBody.
Licensed under the MIT License
Copyright 2012 Mode Set
