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add state to callback functions
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a love here? |
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Sorry for the delay, we're back on track here. I think this is valuable. It would need tests and CHANGELOG to get this in. Care to do it @mattotodd? |
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I am using this package to write node-red bindings for alexa.
The issue is that the way that node-red processes messages, it can not respond to an http request until the end of a chain of nodes, and then it uses the express response object to respond.
These nodes do not know about one another, they only pass a message (javascript object) down the chain, and the express response object needs to be passed down that chain.
HTTP In ---> Do Some Processing --> Add Alexa Say Command --> HTTP Out
The way the library was currently written, I couldn't find a way to pass along the express response object.
So for now I'm including it it my package with the changes, but I'd rather include
alexa-appas a dependencyThe usage within my project can be found here