Criar fulfillment com a biblioteca de cliente Java/Kotlin (Dialogflow) para Actions on Google
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A biblioteca de cliente Java/Kotlin do Actions on Google
é a maneira recomendada de acessar e interagir com a plataforma Actions on Google
se você estiver criando um webhook de fulfillment em Java/Kotlin.
Introdução
A biblioteca de cliente Java/Kotlin (link em inglês)
é uma biblioteca de fulfillment para o Actions on Google que oferece estes recursos:
- Compatível com todos os recursos do Actions on Google, incluindo
respostas de texto e multimídia avançadas, login em contas, armazenamento de dados, transações
e muito mais.
- Fornece uma camada de abstração idiomática em Java ou Kotlin que une a
API de webhook HTTP/JSON de conversa.
- Processa os detalhes de baixo nível da comunicação entre o fulfillment e
a plataforma Actions on Google.
- Podem ser instalados usando Gradle e Maven. Veja as instruções de configuração
no README (em inglês).
- permite implantar facilmente o webhook de fulfillment em plataformas como o Google App Engine ou o AWS Lambda;
Também é possível hospedar o webhook de fulfillment em um provedor de serviços de nuvem ou em um
ambiente auto-hospedado e autogerenciado.
- Exige o JDK 8 ou mais recente.
- É possível usar a biblioteca de cliente em conjunto com a
integração do Dialogflow para o Actions on Google
ou com o SDK do Actions.
Para ver exemplos de código completos para usar a biblioteca de cliente, acesse a
página de amostras.
Ver a Referência da API
A referência da API está hospedada na
página do GitHub sobre a biblioteca de cliente Java/Kotlin do Actions on Google (link em inglês).
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Última atualização 2025-07-26 UTC.
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