added back wxflow.toml for chat-app

examples/chat-app/README.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ cd wxflows
 
 There's already a wxflows project for you set up this repository with the following values:
 
-- **Defines an endpoint** `api/chat-app-example` for the project.
+- **Defines an endpoint** `api/examples-chat-app` for the project.
 - **Imports `google_books` tool** with a description for searching books and specifying fields `books|book`.
 - **Imports `wikipedia` tool** with a description for Wikipedia searches and specifying fields `search|page`.
 

examples/chat-app/wxflows/wxflows.toml

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+[wxflows.deployment]
+endpoint_name = "api/examples-chat-app"
+# Example flows.
+flows="  // You should add your flows here "
+ai_engine = "WATSONX"
+# Endpoint imports provide customized extensions for your flows
+[[wxflows.deployment.endpoint.imports]]
+# import 1
+name = "google_books"
+package = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/IBM/wxflows/refs/heads/main/tools/google_books.zip"
+[[wxflows.deployment.endpoint.imports.tools]] # import 1: tool description 1
+name = "google_books"
+description = """Retrieve information from Google Books. Find books by search string, for example to search for Daniel Keyes 'Flowers for Algernon' use q: 'intitle:flowers+inauthor:keyes'"""
+fields = "books|book"
+[[wxflows.deployment.endpoint.imports]]
+# import 2
+name = "wikipedia"
+package = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/IBM/wxflows/refs/heads/main/tools/wikipedia.zip"
+[[wxflows.deployment.endpoint.imports.tools]] # import 2: tool description 1
+name = "wikipedia"
+description = """Retrieve information from Wikipedia."""
+fields = "search|page"