FabrizioBrancati/SwiftyBot

//
//  Routes.swift
//  SwiftyBot
//
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import Foundation
import Vapor

/// Registering Google Assistant's routes.
public func routes(_ router: Router) throws {
    /// Setting up the POST request with Assistant secret key.
    /// With a secret path to be sure that nobody else knows that URL.
    router.post("assistant", assistantSecret) { request -> HTTPResponse in
        return try Response(for: request).create(on: request)
    }
}