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intent_schema.JSON

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+{
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+    "intents": [{
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+        "intent": "testIntent",
+
+        "slots": [{
+
+            "name": "univ_name",
+
+            "type": "AMAZON.EducationalOrganization"
+
+        }]
+
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+    }, {
+
+        "intent": "univSearchIntent",
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+        "slots": [{
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+            "name": "first",
+
+            "type": "AMAZON.NUMBER"
+
+        }]
+
+    }]
+
+}

sample_utterances.txt

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+testIntent {{univ_name}}
+testIntent Say {{univ_name}}

univs.py

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+import logging
+from flask import Flask
+from flask_ask import Ask, statement, question, session
+from data import UNIVS
+
+app = Flask(__name__)
+
+ask = Ask(app, "/")
+
+logging.getLogger("flask_ask").setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
+
+def get_univ(source):
+    univ_name = "University of Florida"
+    for row in source:
+        if univ_name == row["univ_name"]:
+            univ_name = row["univ_name"]
+            city_name = row["city_name"]
+            state_name = row["state_name"]
+            # row[" cost_to_attend "] needs to have the spaces around the variables because that's how it is the python dictionary sadly. Same for md_earnings.
+            cost_to_attend = row[" cost_to_attend "]
+            grad_rate = row["grad_rate"]
+            md_earnings = row[" md_earnings "]
+
+            return univ_name, city_name, state_name, cost_to_attend, grad_rate, md_earnings
+    # You need to get univ_name, city_name, state_name, cost_to_attend, grad_rate and md_earnings.
+
+test = get_univ(UNIVS)
+print test
+
+@ask.launch
+def start_skill():
+    welcome_message = 'Welcome to University Explorer. What university would you like to know about?'
+    return question(welcome_message)
+
+@ask.intent(testIntent)
+def test_intent():
+    # Here you just want to pass what Alexa here's into a sentence.
+    return statement('I heard you say {}.'.format(univ_name))
+
+@ask.intent(univSearchIntent)
+def share_univs():
+    univ_name, city_name, state_name, cost_to_attend, grad_rate, md_earnings = get_univ()
+    univ_message = 'The {} is based in {}, {}.  The average annual cost to attend is {}, the graduation rate is {} and the median salary after attending is {}.'.format(univ_name, city_name, state_name, cost_to_attend, grad_rate, md_earnings)
+    return statement(univ_message)
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+if __name__ == '__main__':
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+    app.run(debug=True)

univs_test.py

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+from flask import Flask
+from data import UNIVS
+
+
+app = Flask(__name__)
+
+
+def get_univ(source):
+    # univ_name in the following line is only meant to be temporary. The final prodouct will not be hardcoded and will instead take what the user says.
+    univ_name = "University of Florida"
+    for row in source:
+        if univ_name == row["univ_name"]:
+            univ_name = row["univ_name"]
+            city_name = row["city_name"]
+            state_name = row["state_name"]
+            # row[" cost_to_attend "] needs to have the spaces around the variables because that's how it is the python dictionary sadly. Same for md_earnings.
+            cost_to_attend = row[" cost_to_attend "]
+            grad_rate = row["grad_rate"]
+            md_earnings = row[" md_earnings "]
+
+            return univ_name, city_name, state_name, cost_to_attend, grad_rate, md_earnings
+
+# I'm having issues in the following code block. When I try running it with the debugging stuff at the bottom I receive the error 'ValueError: View function did not return a response' from flask.
+# @app.route('/')
+# @app.route('/index.html')
+# def index():
+#   test = get_univ(UNIVS)
+#   print test
+
+# With this standing after the above and below code blocks are commented out, I receive the desired response in Terminal: ('University of Florida', 'Gainesville', 'Florida', ' $11,778.00 ', '87%', ' $51,100.00 '). This shows that the function I have written works, but something I'm doing with flask doesn't. 
+test = get_univ(UNIVS)
+print test
+
+
+# if __name__ == '__main__':
+#     app.run(debug=True)