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The viv.location capsule provides an Autosuggest action that works with the auto-complete Views component, allowing Bixby to present real-time completion suggestions for contacts and nearby locations (named points).

Models

Autosuggest Action

Concepts

There are matching primitive concepts for each of the Autosuggest inputs.

Usage

The viv.location library imports viv.contact and viv.geo.

Use Autosuggest in an auto-complete block as demonstrated in this example.

• Use a SearchTerm as an input.
• Set the autocompletion source to an intent whose goal is AutoSuggest. Using collect-with lets autocompletion happen as the user types.

input-view {
  // DestinationPoint has role-of geo.NamedPoint
  match: DestinationPoint

  message ("Where would you like to go?")

  render {
    auto-complete {
      type (geo.NamedPoint)
      no-result-text { template ("No results") }
      placeholder { template ("Search for locations") }
      source {
        collect-with (query) {
          intent {
            goal: location.Autosuggest
            value: location.SearchTerm$expr (query)
            value: location.IsFuzzyMatchAddressType(true)
          }
        }
        label { template ("Search Results") }
        where-each (place) { 
          display {
            primary-text { template ("[#{value(place.name)}]") }
            secondary-text { template ("[#{value(place.address)}]") }
          }
          on-select {
            intent {
              goal: DestinationPoint
              value: viv.core.FormElement(place)
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

By default, Autosuggest will use location data to help resolve suggestions. You can disable this by setting isSearchGeoLocations to false in the intent block:

intent {
  goal: location.Autosuggest
  value: location.SearchTerm$expr (query)
  value: location.IsSearchGeoLocations (false)
}

If you disable isSearchGeoLocations, then Autosuggest will not be able to autocomplete locations.

Setting isFuzzyMatchAddressType to true will allow "fuzzy matching" for address types such as home and office. By default, this is not enabled.