/* // event exposes the activity object const call = event.activity; // call, text, chat, form, video, fax, etc...

// context includes an http interface // GET request const get_url = 'https://api.your-service.com/some-endpoint'; const {request, response, data} = await context.http_get(get_url);

// POST request const body = JSON.stringify({key:'value'}); const headers = {Authentication: 'Bearer ...', 'Content-Type':'application/json'}; const post_url = 'https://api.your-service.com/some-endpoint'; const { request, response, data } = await context.http_post(post_url, body, headers);

// // event exposes // event.id - a reference to this lambda function // event.activity - the call, text or form message that triggered this function, see event.activity.direction // event.options - any additional user provided inputs e.g. custom actions can collect and populate this //

// you can also use some helper methods to easily score or update an activity // await context.ctm.score('reportTag', 5, 400, true, new Date(), {fieldA: 'Super'});

// or you can update the contact record fields associated to the activity // await context.ctm.update({name: 'Hello World', email: 'leads@example.com', custom_fields: {fieldA: 'Super'}});

// both the http interface and the ctm interface return a Promise allowing you to wait for the methods to complete or // detect errors if they fail

// if you are not using async await then you must be sure to call context.done() to signal the completion of your script, if you are using a promise use this in the // promise completion to ensure the code isn't terminated before the promise returns or within the response to a callback function.

// Use askai to query a conversation // const email = await context.ctm.ask("What was the email address the caller provided?"); // if (email) { await context.ctm.update({email: email}); } //

// If you're using lambda function to route a phone call. context.done(null, { route: "ID Of Object you want to route to" }) */