Interface IIntentTypeRegistry

Namespace

IntentSharp.Catalog

Assembly

IntentSharp.Catalog.dll

Resolves the clrType names that intent files use to .NET types. Only registered types are allowed, so a file cannot name arbitrary types.

public interface IIntentTypeRegistry

Extension Methods

IntentExtensions.RunIntentAsync(object?, IntentRuntime, string, CancellationToken)

IntentExtensions.RunIntentAsync(object?, string, CancellationToken)

IntentExtensions.RunIntentAsync<T>(object?, IntentRuntime, string, CancellationToken)

IntentExtensions.RunIntentAsync<T>(object?, string, CancellationToken)

AIExtensions.AIAsync(object?, IntentClient, string, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

AIExtensions.AIAsync<T>(object?, IntentClient, string, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

AIExtensions.AIClassifyAsync<TEnum>(object?, IntentClient, string?, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

AIExtensions.AIConvertAsync<T>(object?, IntentClient, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

AmbientAIExtensions.AIAsync(object?, string, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

AmbientAIExtensions.AIAsync<T>(object?, string, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

AmbientAIExtensions.AIClassifyAsync<TEnum>(object?, string?, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

AmbientAIExtensions.AIConvertAsync<T>(object?, AIRequestOptions?, CancellationToken)

Properties

Names

The names definitions can use. The runtime lists them when a definition names a type that is not registered.

Methods

TryResolve(string, out Type)

Resolves a clrType name to its registered type. Returns false, with type null, when the name is not registered; the runtime then refuses to run the intent and names the missing type.