How to add to UserStorage with Kotlin about actions-on-google-java HOT 9 CLOSED

Hi @Fleker, is there any update coming to solve this bug? There is still no way to properly clone userStorage map or create your own ResponseBuilder, as you did in the example above. Try it your self:

val actionRequest = MockRequestBuilder().setUserStorage(mapOf(Pair("userId","someId"))).build()
val userStorage = mutableMapOf<String, Any>()
userStorage.putAll(actionRequest.userStorage)
userStorage["key"] = "value"
println(userStorage)

The output will be only:
{key=value}

ResponseBuilder is also unavailable to be created because its constructor is internal. So there is no way to create it outside com.google.actions.api.response package.

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Hi @alisonthemonster,

Thank you for the report. This seems to be an issue with the API returning an immutable Map as you mentioned.

I will look into a fix to update this for Kotlin developers using User Storage.

Thanks,

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Hi!
Is there still no solution for that issue? Maybe there is a workaround, cause I can't use userStorage for Kotlin. :(

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You can create a new map for the response and clone the data from the request to the response. This would probably be the better approach, as it would keep the Request immutable.

val userStorage = mutableMapOf<String, Any>()
userStorage.putAll(aogRequest.userStorage)
userStorage.set("key", "value")
val responseBuilder = ResponseBuilder(usesDialogflow = false, userStorage = userStorage)
val aogResponse = responseBuilder.build()

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@Fleker looks like there is another bug - aogRequest.userStorage is always empty, but aogRequest.user?.userStorage, which is String, is implemented. I am supposed to create a Map, parse a String, and only then I may use your approach. Can I add another issue for that?

P.S. Also, I can't create ResponseBuilder manually, cause its constructor is internal. Only through getResponseBuilder(request: ActionRequest) in DialogflowApp or ActionsSdkApp, but it passes all arguments from request by itself.

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If your userStorage already exists, it should automatically parse your string from JSON to a Map.

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I was writing the code as a library test, so I must've missed the internal constructor issue.

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Hi all,

We identified that the workaround is not feasible and are working to address this issue. In the meantime, please open new issues for any other unrelated bugs.

Thanks!

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Hello,

This issue has been addressed as of v1.7.0.

If you run into any other issues, please open a new issue.

Thanks.

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