App Actions - Extend Android Apps to Google Assistant
In this tutorial, you will learn how to extend Android Apps to Google Assistant with App Actions. Learn how to add Android applications to Google Assistant. This tutorial takes you through a complete walkthrough of how you can add your existing android apps to Google Assistant using App Actions.
In this episode, Sachin Kumar, a Google Developer Expert will take you through a complete walk-through on how you can extend your Android application with Google Assistant using App Actions.
App Actions help you expand the reach of your Android app by letting users launch directly into specific app features from Google Assistant. App Actions build on top of your app's deep links, giving users more ways to access the features they already want to use.
What you'll learn
How to know if App Actions are right for your Android app.
How to connect a built-in intent with an Android activity.
How to get deep link URL parameters for an Android app from the Assistant.
How to use inline inventory to map identifiers to app functionality
How to test App Actions in Android Studio.
Built-in-intents
Deep Links
How to identify Android activities that have a corresponding built-in intent user can trigger via App Actions.
Getting Started with App Actions: Launch and deep link into Android apps from Google Assistant.
By enabling App Actions to extend your app, users can easily deep link into your apps via Assistant by simply speaking a request to the Assistant. App Actions are supported on Android 5 (API level 21) and higher. Integrate Google Assistant in the Android app. Add Voice to your android apps in 2021.
Learn how to Integrate Google Assistant in the Android app. Connect your Android app to Google Assistant.
App Actions connect users from Google Assistant to your Android app.
The GitHub repository for the sample project used in this tutorial is available here. github.com/actions-on-google/...
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@techwithsach
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much. 🙂
Hi Sach, amazing content your channel! have you know when would be available the custom intents for other languages aside from English?
Very detailed video! Keep up the good work!
@techwithsach
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks a lot. Glad you found it useful. 🙂👍
Excellent Sir 👌👌
Nice explanation
i m unable to do it with jetpack compose app
Hi Sachin, I found your video is very helpful. I followed your instruction and found it's working but I used it on my live app code and I found google assistant not working.
@techwithsach
Жыл бұрын
Make sure once you set up all the configurations, you create a test release as shown in the video. If you are trying it on your phone, make sure the same google account is used for the test release and your phone to trigger the assistant. Hope this helps. :)
cant wait 🥰🤩
@techwithsach
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for being part of the live premiere and your enthusiasm to learn as always. 🙂
sir another thing, I want to save the values that I collect using the parameters to a google spread sheet, is that possible?
@techwithsach
3 жыл бұрын
You can definitely do this using Dialogflow Fulfillments and webhooks. You can extract the parameter values and connect it to your google spreadsheet using the webhook.
Hi Sir, I have tested using app action tool and without app action tools also it is working with email id which is logged in play consion, android studio and device. But I tried with another device it is not working
@techwithsach
2 жыл бұрын
Hi, make sure you are logged into the same email account and you have already followed the steps. As long as you have a physical device, you can directly test on it. the app action tool is once way for you to test it.
any option to extend the expire time of each preview from 6 hours
@techwithsach
2 жыл бұрын
Not at this point. However you can directly build it on your phone to have an extended experience. Hope this helps. 🙂
When I tried to (file>make a copy) of privacy policy in order to deploy action the further information isn't available to copy and rename. why this error occurring ? please help
@techwithsach
3 жыл бұрын
Hi, the privacy policy template is meant to be just a template placeholder. You have to add your own privacy policy content depending on your app. You can also refer the following documentation for reference on what the review team would expect. developers.google.com/assistant/console/policies/privacy-policy-guide