Bot Framework Composer: Setup and Build a bot
Setup Bot Framework Composer
Run Bot Composer web application
Step 1: Build and Run the Composer application yarn software is required. Yarn is a package manager for code. It allows you to use and share code with other developers from around the world.
Step 2: Node JS is required for setup the application, download and install the Node JS application.
Step 3: Build and test application required Dot net core SDK, Install Dotnet core 2.2++
Step 4: Download and install Bot emulator for test the application
Step 5: You can successfully install and all required software, let us start build and test the composer. Open Command prompt and switch to “Composer” folder using cd <folder path>/Composer
Step 6: Install all the dependencies using “yarn install “ in command prompt
Step 7: creating and optimized production build extensions and library using “yarn build “ in command prompt.
Step 8: Start the client and server using “yarn startall” in command prompt.
Step 9: Bot framework Composer hosted successfully, open a browser and navigate to the address(http://localhost:3000) after the message composer runs successfully.
Create New Bot Composer Project
Step 1: Click on New or Select Example template and provide the Solutions Location, name and project description and start doing the Visual design.
Step 2: Start look, the visual design and no need to design for now and next article will explain very detail to How to manage and design and modify visual design
Step 3: Click on “Start Bot”, it will take some time to build the solutions
Step 4: You're now ready to start and test your bot. You will then see the Test in Emulator button show up. Click Test in Emulator and Bot Framework Emulator should start.
Debug Bot Framework Composer Build issue
Go the location of your generated bot (The one you set when creating a new bot, defaults to User Documents > Composer).
Open command prompt “Run dotnet” build in your bot directory and see the errors.
If you have a visual studio, you can ignore step 2 and Open your project in Visual Studio.
The issue may be ranges of sources for the build not to run. Wrongly configured Nuget sources, misaligned package version, just check and resolve yourself.
Once the build succeeds, launching the bot via Composer again.
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