@SajithSPY To return a response to the assistant after a function call in a web SDK using React JS, you typically handle the promise returned by the function call. Here's a concise example of how you might do it:

javascript
function callYourFunction() {
  yourFunctionCall() // This is where you call your API function
    .then(response => {
      // Handle success
      console.log('Success:', response);
      return { "result": "The function call was successful." };
    })
    .catch(error => {
      // Handle error
      console.error('Error:', error);
      return { "result": "The function call failed." };
    });
}

In this example,

yourFunctionCall

represents the function you are calling. It returns a promise that resolves with the response from the function call. The

.then()

method is used to handle a successful call, and the

.catch()

method is used to handle any errors. When the function call is successful, you return a JSON object with a success message. If the function call fails, you return a JSON object with a failure message. These JSON objects can then be used by the assistant to determine the next steps in the conversation.

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