Build a bot for Microsoft Teams in 5 minutes
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The document outlines the features and processes for building applications on the Microsoft Teams platform, including notification updates, bot creation, and the integration of adaptive cards using Microsoft Graph. It provides a step-by-step guide for developers to create and manage apps, ranging from setting up the Azure Bot Service to publishing apps in the Teams App Store. The document also highlights resources for further learning and support.
Build a bot for Microsoft Teams in 5 minutes
- 2. Notifications Post rich updates to channels via connectors Tabs Surface rich content within Teams Microsoft Teams provides a powerful and extensible platform Distribute and manage your app Enterprise Developers Upload to your organization’s app catalog Bots Help users get tasks done in conversations Voice and video Add rich calling and meeting automation and media Messaging Extensions Allow users to query and share rich cards in conversations Power your apps using Graph. Build intelligence and connect to data that drives productivity Microsoft Graph Adaptive Cards Add rich interaction to your connector cards ISVs Partners Publish to AppSource to make available in the Teams app store Build apps using rich capabilities to empower your users in chat, channels, and personal workspace Administrators Assign policy for apps over end users. Preinstall and pre-pin apps to drive adoption
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- 5. Create your Azure Bot Service 1. Createanewresource 2. SearchforBotFunction 3. Enteraservicenameandresource name 4. Selectalocationfortheresource 5. Select‘QuestionandAnswer’inC# orNode.jsasthetemplate
- 6. Import FAQ into QnA Maker 1. Anydocumentorwebsitewith question-answer pairscanbe importedintoQnAMaker 2. Createnewservice 3. Enterservicename 4. Selectwebsitesordocuments 5. Reviewquestions andanswers 6. Testtheserviceandmake adjustments 7. Publish theQnAservice
- 7. Connect QnA Service to Bot Service 1. NavigatetoAdvancedSettings 2. CopytheKnowledgeBaseIDand SubscriptionKeyfromtheQnA publishedURLintothesettings
- 8. Test the bot on the web 1. Navigateto‘TestinWebChat’ 2. TestthebotconnectiontoQnA Maker
- 9. Add Microsoft Teams Channel 1. Navigateto‘Channels’ 2. AddMicrosoftTeamschannel
- 10. Create a Teams App using Teams App Studio 1. InstalltheTeamsAppStudiopreview 2. GenerateanAppIDandenter developerdetails,name,description andicons 3. Addanycustomtabstowebsites 4. AddbotnameandapplicationIDfrom theBotSettingspage 5. Savetheappmanifest forsideloading
- 11. 1. InTeams,gototheStoreandtap‘Uploada CustomApp’ 2. Selectyourappmanifest 3. Choosetoinstall personalappandeither selectthebotortheapptoview 4. TestyourbotbyaskinganFAQ 5. Observetherearealsotabsintheapp
- 12. Adminscanaddappstothecustomer’sEnterprise Catalog 1. InStore,tap“Uploadacustomapp” 2. Findtheappmanifest 3. Theappwillnowbeavailableunderastorecategoryforthe customer’sinternalapps
- 13. Visit www.qnamaker.ai to get started with your first FAQ bot Check out aka.ms/teamsdevdocs to learn how to build a Teams app
- 15. ¡Gracias! Luis Beltrán Tomás Bata University in Zlín Tecnológico Nacional de México en Celaya luis@luisbeltran.mx luisbeltran.mx @darkicebeam GitHub: https://github.com/icebeam7 LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/luisantoniobeltran SlideShare: https://slideshare.net/icebeam YouTube: https://youtube.com/user/darkicebeam Comunidad Xamarin en Español: https://www.facebook.com/groups/xamarindiplomadoitc/ About Me: https://about.me/luis-beltran