Baby Names

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/**
 * This simple sample has no external dependencies or session management, and shows the most basic
 * example of how to create a Lambda function for handling Alexa Skill requests.
 *
 * Examples:
 * One-shot model:
 *  User: "Alexa, ask Space Geek for a space fact"
 *  Alexa: "Here's your space fact: ..."
 */

/**
 * App ID for the skill
 */
var APP_ID = ''; //OPTIONAL: replace with "amzn1.echo-sdk-ams.app.[your-unique-value-here]";

/**
 * Array containing space facts.
 */
var Boys = [
"Jackson",
"Aiden",
"Liam",
"Lucas",
"Noah",
"Mason",
"Ethan",
"Caden",
"Jacob",
"Logan",
"Jayden",
"Elijah",
"Jack",
"Luke",
"Michael",
"Benjamin",
"Alexander",
"James",
"Jayce",
"Caleb",
"Connor",
"William",
"Carter",
"Ryan",
"Oliver",
"Matthew",
"Daniel",
"Gabriel",
"Henry",
"Owen",
"Grayson",
"Dylan",
"Landon",
"Isaac",
"Nicholas",
"Wyatt",
"Nathan",
"Andrew",
"Cameron",
"Dominic",
"Joshua",
"Eli",
"Sebastian",
"Hunter",
"Brayden",
"David",
"Samuel",
"Evan",
"Gavin",
"Christian",
"Max",
"Anthony",
"Joseph",
"Julian",
"John",
"Colton",
"Levi",
"Isaiah",
"Aaron",
"Tyler",
"Charlie",
"Adam",
"Parker",
"Austin",
"Thomas",
"Zachary",
"Nolan",
"Alex",
"Ian",
"Jonathan",
"Christopher",
"Cooper",
"Hudson",
"Miles",
"Adrian",
"Leo",
"Blake",
"Lincoln",
"Jordan",
"Tristan",
"Jason",
"Josiah",
"Xavier",
"Camden",
"Chase",
"Declan",
"Carson",
"Colin",
"Brody",
"Asher",
"Jeremiah",
"Micah",
"Easton",
"Xander",
"Ryder",
"Nathaniel",
"Elliot",
"Sean",
"Cole"
];
var Girls=[
"Sophia",
"Emma",
"Olivia",
"Ava",
"Isabella",
"Mia",
"Zoe",
"Lily",
"Emily",
"Madelyn",
"Madison",
"Chloe",
"Charlotte",
"Aubrey",
"Avery",
"Abigail",
"Kaylee",
"Layla",
"Harper",
"Ella",
"Amelia",
"Arianna",
"Riley",
"Aria",
"Hailey",
"Hannah",
"Aaliyah",
"Evelyn",
"Addison",
"Mackenzie",
"Adalyn",
"Ellie",
"Brooklyn",
"Nora",
"Scarlett",
"Grace",
"Anna",
"Isabelle",
"Natalie",
"Kaitlyn",
"Lillian",
"Sarah",
"Audrey",
"Elizabeth",
"Leah",
"Annabelle",
"Kylie",
"Mila",
"Claire",
"Victoria",
"Maya",
"Lila",
"Elena",
"Lucy",
"Savannah",
"Gabriella",
"Callie",
"Alaina",
"Sophie",
"Makayla",
"Kennedy",
"Sadie",
"Skyler",
"Allison",
"Caroline",
"Charlie",
"Penelope",
"Alyssa",
"Peyton",
"Samantha",
"Liliana",
"Bailey",
"Maria",
"Reagan",
"Violet",
"Eliana",
"Adeline",
"Eva",
"Stella",
"Keira",
"Katherine",
"Vivian",
"Alice",
"Alexandra",
"Camilla",
"Kayla",
"Alexis",
"Sydney",
"Kaelyn",
"Jasmine",
"Julia",
"Cora",
"Lauren",
"Piper",
"Gianna",
"Paisley",
"Bella",
"London",
"Clara",
"Cadence"
];
/**
 * The AlexaSkill prototype and helper functions
 */
var AlexaSkill = require('./AlexaSkill');

/**
 * SpaceGeek is a child of AlexaSkill.
 * To read more about inheritance in JavaScript, see the link below.
 *
 * @see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Introduction_to_Object-Oriented_JavaScript#Inheritance
 */
var Fact = function () {
    AlexaSkill.call(this, APP_ID);
};

// Extend AlexaSkill
Fact.prototype = Object.create(AlexaSkill.prototype);
Fact.prototype.constructor = Fact;

Fact.prototype.eventHandlers.onSessionStarted = function (sessionStartedRequest, session) {
    //console.log("onSessionStarted requestId: " + sessionStartedRequest.requestId + ", sessionId: " + session.sessionId);
    // any initialization logic goes here
};

Fact.prototype.eventHandlers.onLaunch = function (launchRequest, session, response) {
    //console.log("onLaunch requestId: " + launchRequest.requestId + ", sessionId: " + session.sessionId);
    handleWelcome(response);
};

/**
 * Overridden to show that a subclass can override this function to teardown session state.
 */
Fact.prototype.eventHandlers.onSessionEnded = function (sessionEndedRequest, session) {
    //console.log("onSessionEnded requestId: " + sessionEndedRequest.requestId + ", sessionId: " + session.sessionId);
    // any cleanup logic goes here
};

Fact.prototype.intentHandlers = {
    "GetNewBoyIntent": function (intent, session, response) {
        handleNewBoyRequest(response);
    },
     "GetNewGirlIntent": function (intent, session, response) {
        handleNewGirlRequest(response);
    },

    "AMAZON.HelpIntent": function (intent, session, response) {
        response.ask("You can say tell me a boy's name, or tell me a girls's name , or,  you can say exit... What can I help you with?", "What can I help you with?");
    },

    "AMAZON.StopIntent": function (intent, session, response) {
        var speechOutput = "Goodbye";
        response.tell(speechOutput);
    },

    "AMAZON.CancelIntent": function (intent, session, response) {
        var speechOutput = "Goodbye";
        response.tell(speechOutput);
    }
};

/**
 * Gets a random new fact from the list and returns to the user.
 */
function handleNewBoyRequest(response) {
    // Get a random space fact from the space facts list
    var factIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * Boys.length);
    var randomFact = Boys[factIndex];

    // Create speech output
    var speechOutput =  randomFact;
    var cardTitle = "Baby Name";
    response.tellWithCard(speechOutput, cardTitle, speechOutput);
}
function handleNewGirlRequest(response) {
    // Get a random space fact from the space facts list
    var factIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * Girls.length);
    var randomFact = Girls[factIndex];

    // Create speech output
    var speechOutput =  randomFact;
    var cardTitle = "Baby Name";
    response.tellWithCard(speechOutput, cardTitle, speechOutput);
}
function handleWelcome(response){
    // Create speech output
    var speechOutput =  "Welcome to Baby Name You can say tell me a Boy's name or You can say tell me a Girl's name";
    var cardTitle = "Welcome to Baby Name";
    response.tellWithCard(speechOutput, cardTitle, speechOutput);
}

// Create the handler that responds to the Alexa Request.
exports.handler = function (event, context) {
    // Create an instance of the SpaceGeek skill.
    var fact = new Fact();
    fact.execute(event, context);
};