These directories include example snippets for how to do various things with RiveScript-Python.

• brain - The standard default RiveScript brain (.rive files) that implements an Eliza-like bot with added triggers to demonstrate other features of RiveScript.

• json-server - A minimal Flask web server that makes a RiveScript bot available at a JSON POST endpoint.
• twilio - An example that uses the Twilio SMS API to create a bot that can receive SMS text messages from users and reply to them using RiveScript.

• sessions - Demonstrates replacing the default in-memory session storage with ones that support persistent back-end storage systems.
• parser - Use the rivescript.parser module to parse RiveScript code yourself.
• js-objects - Demonstrates adding JavaScript object macro support to RiveScript-Python. This example assumes a Python RiveScript bot is serving its responses via a web front-end, so that the JS macros are being executed in the user's browser via <script> tags.
• perl-objects - Demonstrates adding Perl object macro support to RiveScript-Python. This works by running a Perl script, which uses the Perl version of RiveScript, and passing essential data about the object call into the Perl script and retrieving the output.