The Facebook Chatbot is a little language which is used by Facebook to get some bots working in the Messenger area. It's also used for using bots without having to code them from scratch. There are some words that will trigger different kinds of bots.
The basic Messenger Bot files use the capital letters, but most of the tools are more likely to use lower case letters. Some of the more advanced Facebook Messenger Bots include lowercase letters and lower case letters too.
It also uses the lowercase 'I' as it's by far the most common letter on the Internet Explorer browser. I also like that when the user types, the bot will use all lowercase letters except the first letter which uses an 'I'.
Here's an example of what this form looks like when it's in the Facebook Messenger Bot format. I think it will make it easier for someone to use the Facebook Messenger Bot if they can see what it looks like.
So, let's say you have a bot that wants to send an e-mail, it would look like this: iocnorggene@hotmail.com
After testing your bot, it is highly suggested to run a test before actually running it. You can run this test by clicking the test button on the Facebook Messenger Bot page and then click "run test".
This will result in a message coming back from Facebook showing you a range of tests that could be run. Don't worry if it doesn't show anything specific, it will just take a while to run.
When it's finished, you should be able to see a message that says, "This test returned a specific error", along with a link to the Facebook Messenger Boterror page where you can see the exact error that was returned. If there isn't a link to the error page, or if the error doesn't show up, you may need to do some minor changes to the Facebook Messenger Bot configuration.
When you have found the problem, you will then need to click on the Fix Error link, which will bring you to the Facebook Messenger Bot page. Here you will edit the settings file and then restart the bot.
If you notice that after you run the test, the problem persists, or if you think the test didn't work at all, you can go back to the Facebook Messenger Bot page and edit the config.py file. This is the configuration file which Facebook Messenger Bots is run through.
These instructions also apply to testing any of the other Facebook Messenger Bots including the Facebook Connect Bot. The Facebook Messenger Bot is tested internally and only runs in Facebook Messenger, and so you should only run one of these bots in order to ensure they work properly.
I have done a lot of testing with Facebook Messenger Bot, and so far I am very happy with it. The options are plenty, and it just makes it so much easier to be able to get a response out of people who may have other questions.