Google Cloud Dialogflow V2 Client - Class Type (1.17.0)

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Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Cloud Dialogflow V2 Client class Type.

Enumeration of the types of events available.

Protobuf type google.cloud.dialogflow.v2.ConversationEvent.Type

Namespace

Google \ Cloud \ Dialogflow \ V2 \ ConversationEvent

Methods

static::name

Parameter
Name	Description
value	mixed

static::value

Parameter
Name	Description
name	mixed

Constants

TYPE_UNSPECIFIED

Value: 0

Type not set.

Generated from protobuf enum TYPE_UNSPECIFIED = 0;

CONVERSATION_STARTED

Value: 1

A new conversation has been opened. This is fired when a telephone call is answered, or a conversation is created via the API.

Generated from protobuf enum CONVERSATION_STARTED = 1;

CONVERSATION_FINISHED

Value: 2

An existing conversation has closed. This is fired when a telephone call is terminated, or a conversation is closed via the API.

Generated from protobuf enum CONVERSATION_FINISHED = 2;

HUMAN_INTERVENTION_NEEDED

Value: 3

An existing conversation has received notification from Dialogflow that human intervention is required.

Generated from protobuf enum HUMAN_INTERVENTION_NEEDED = 3;

NEW_MESSAGE

Value: 5

An existing conversation has received a new message, either from API or telephony. It is configured in ConversationProfile.new_message_event_notification_config

Generated from protobuf enum NEW_MESSAGE = 5;

UNRECOVERABLE_ERROR

Value: 4

Unrecoverable error during a telephone call.

In general non-recoverable errors only occur if something was misconfigured in the ConversationProfile corresponding to the call. After a non-recoverable error, Dialogflow may stop responding. We don't fire this event:

• in an API call because we can directly return the error, or,
• when we can recover from an error.

Generated from protobuf enum UNRECOVERABLE_ERROR = 4;