I definitely contemplated before deciding to share this piece. Not exactly certain about exposing my "eccentric lexicon" to the internet. Furthermore, it's worth noting that this chatbot primarily operates based on user inputs, which can somewhat restrict its overall capabilities in broader contexts. Nonetheless, it's important to keep in mind that its primary purpose is to provide entertainment, so enjoy the experience.
Initially I created this chatbot to be powered by a blend of Python and JavaScript technologies. The backend chatbot functionality was crafted using Python, and it ran through a Flask server. On the user interface side, I harnessed the capabilities of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to breathe life into a web-based incarnation of the chatbot.
When it came time to integrate this particular iteration of my chatbot into the Three Letter Acronym platform, I encountered challenges in making it functional on a remote device. As a workaround, I decided to develop a pure JavaScript version.
The code showcased in my repository closely mirrors the code in operation here. The divergence lies in my deliberate omission of the precise rules, questions, and answers tailored for my chatbot, which have been replaced with placeholders. In the forthcoming week, I plan to unveil the precise lexicon of words and phrases that this chatbot has been trained to identify and respond to.
Happy coding :p