This capsule is the the companion code to the Bixby Simple Search Capsule guide. This sample capsule shows how to include basic search in a capsule. The user can start with a simple utterance, such as "Find me some shoes," or do a more specific search, such as "Find me dancing shoes."
The UI is very basic (some simple dialogs and a layout). This example also demonstrates usage of Fetch action as a lazy source for the accessories property of a Shoe.
The FindShoe action model FindShoe.model.bxb is backed by the Javascript FindShoe.js.
Note the parallel relationship for FindAccessories model and js files.
The FindShoe action is a Search, which uses the inputs as constraints. The FindAccessories action is actually a Fetch, which is a simple lookup of additional data from a single input.
The lazy-source, as its name implies, means that the data is only fetched when needed. In this example, it means that the fetch won't
happen until the shoe-details-fragment.layout.bml is rendered.
For more details, check https://bixbydevelopers.com/dev/docs/reference/type/structure.property.lazy-source
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