Alexa bot on Roger

This is an implementation of a bot on Roger that lets the user interact with Alexa from their phone. Note that the auth token exchange step is not included in this source code.

Running it

We don't expect anyone to actually run this code, it's left more as a reference implementation of a Roger bot. However, if you'd like to get parts of it running, you'll need to set up the secrets directory with the appropriate configuration files:

• alexa.json
  Contains keys clientId and clientSecret, obtained from Amazon.
• gcloud.json
  A standard JSON key file from Google Developers Console.
• roger.json:
  Contains key accessToken with a valid Roger access token.

The project also expects access to Google's Datastore API, with a model named AlexaAuthData containing standard OAuth2 fields plus a field called LastRefresh with the date/time data type. The id of an entity should be the string account_%d where %d is the Roger account id of the user whose Alexa account is being accessed.

Finally, this is a Node.js project, so set up dependencies by running npm install (you'll need ffmpeg on your system).