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I'm still fresh to Dialogflow and I've tried my best to search first

What I want to do is something like this:

This works

User says: I'm angry to my father!

Intent: angerEmotionCapture

param: father (entity: angryDirectedTo)

agent response: fathers are the worst

This is my issue

User says: Thanks for listening

Intent: angerEmotionClosure

agent response: regardless, you need to love your father

My fulfilment is using the inline editor. On the next response, I want to get param: father

The best googling I can result on I'm supposed to use

const angerResponse = agent.context.get('angerEmotionCapture-followup').params['angryDirectedTo'];

However, whenever I add this, my agent response always return null

Source where I get that agent.context.get().params[]

Agustinus Benyamin Prasetyo
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  • I think storing those values in the SQLite database will make it much easier to get the values and follow us. Also, that might be useful for future analysis. – Dhanuka Perera Dec 19 '20 at 03:51
  • @DhanukaPerera I am planning to learn SQLite during this side project as well. Can you give me pointer how to use SQLite specifically in Dialogflow? I am familiar with mySQL and understand Android (Java + SQLite) a little – Agustinus Benyamin Prasetyo Dec 19 '20 at 10:16
  • Don't use SQL for this, Dialogflow offers context which helps you with this. You say you used `context.get()` and that didn't work, have you also added a `context.set()` before that? https://stackoverflow.com/a/60485445/6351280 – Jordi Dec 19 '20 at 10:16
  • @Jordi I don't but I set the context via the UI (i.e. input-output context) – Agustinus Benyamin Prasetyo Dec 20 '20 at 00:41

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