hack canvas quizzes for answers on a mac

The client/debug-helpers.js file exposes functions that simulate states sent from the backend, so you can see how the frontend looks and responds to backend changes by calling these functions from the console of your browser. The front end can be tested by running npm run frontend. Make sure to change your Dialogflow agent’s fulfillment URL to the URL of your cloud function. It will also run a predeploy script that will parse the Google Sheet, update staticquiz.json, and update answer entities on Dialogflow. Npm run deploy will deploy the frontend and backend to Firebase. Npm run watch will watch for any changes and build automatically. Npm run build will build the frontend into the deploy/public/canvas directory.

SHEET_ID should be the id of your Google Sheet.

IMAGE_URL should be where you want to store any images (can use firebase hosting for this).

AUDIO_URL should be where you want to store any sound effects (can use firebase hosting for this).

CANVAS_URL should be your firebase hosting url + “/canvas”.

SERVICE_KEY should be the filename of the JSON key you downloaded.

Open deploy/functions/modules/config.js in an editor.

This will overwrite anything in this agent, and cannot be undone. Choose the file canvas-quiz-starter-agent.zip from the root of this repo.

In the (Dialogflow Console) for your agent, click the gear icon in the upper left by your agent’s name.

Also find the 'Dialogflow API' and make sure its enabled.

In the Google Cloud APIs library, find the “Google Sheets API” and enable it.

Share the spreadsheet with the email address you just created (needs view access).

Move the file into deploy/functions/modules/auth.

For the service account’s role, choose Project > Owner.

In Google Cloud Console, create a service account.

Run npm run installall to install npm packages for the frontend and backend.

If you ran the setup command successfully, you can skip all the steps below! You'll need the gcloud command line tools installed.

Run npm run setup from the root of this repo.

Install the Firebase command line tools.

When it asks you for your Google Cloud Project, choose the Firebase project you just created.

Enable Blaze billing (necessary to use Sheets API and Dialogflow API).

Make a copy of the example Google Sheet.

A bit of familiarity with Actions on Google and Interactive Canvas is helpful.

If you want to learn more about Interactive Canvas, check out the official docs. It’s just an experiment designed to help developers get started building with Interactive Canvas. Just deploy the code, put your questions and answers in a Google Sheet, and you’ll have your own quiz up and running. It uses Interactive Canvas, so you can create your own custom graphics and animations.

Canvas Quiz is a starter kit for developers to make custom, voice-enabled question-answer games for the Google Assistant.

Hack canvas quizzes for answers on a mac