56 packages returned for Tags:"Echo"

A simple .NET Core library for handling Alexa Skill request/responses.

.NET library that simplifies Alexa skills development; same object model as Amazon's AlexaSkillsKit for Java

A .NET Core library for handling Alexa Skills Management API

A simple .NET Core library for handling Alexa skills using the Customer Profile API

A simple .NET Core library for handling Alexa Smart Home Requests.

A simple package built to work with the Alexa Gadgets API, using Alexa.NET as the core

A small library to help maintain clean code within a skill. Replicates the Request and Response Handler approach given in the ASK SDK for Node, as well as the concept of Request and Error Interceptors. For more information look at the docs or github links.

Class libraries for formatting console output, such as tables, even interactively.

A simple .NET Core library for handling lists within Alexa skills

A simple .NET Core library for handling Alexa skill Notification API

A simple .NET Core library for handling skill messaging to Alexa skills

A set of managed C# models and helpers to integrate Amazon's Alexa skill services into your .Net stack.

A .NET Standard package for building Alexa messages. Inspired by the NPM package 'alexa-message-builder'.

Core SDK package that contains the basic components and default implementations of ASK SDK for .Net Core.

.NET library that simplifies Alexa skills development; same object model as Amazon's AlexaSkillsKit for Java

A simple cross-platform library for building VUI smart speaker skills. Support major platforms in Japan: Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and LINE Clova.

A set of managed C# models and helpers to integrate Amazon's Alexa skill services into your .NET Core stack.

Implementations of many hashing algorithms: for hashtables, cryptographic purpose and checksums.

echo-process Actor library component that works with LanguageExt.Core: An 'Erlang like' process system (actors) that can optionally persist messages and state to Redis (note you can use it without Redis for in-app messaging). The process system additionally supports Rx streams of messages and state... More information

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