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Using Slots in Rasa
Using Slots
Slots are a great way to pass information between child components in a Rasa application. When a Slot is triggered and fired, it will pass its value to any component that has a slot> or v-slot> corresponding to it in the parent scope. This allows for the creation of very flexible and declarative interfaces.
To support slots, the library provides a class called Resolver. It takes a list of slot values and matches them to enumeration classes. When a match is found the Resolver returns the first value in the enumeration as the slot type. If no match is found or the checksum of the slot type does not match the $LATEST version, a PreconditionFailedException is raised.
A slot is a representation of an object’s state. It can be used to represent any value that can be detected by the platform. When a value is stored in a slot, the platform will use it to determine whether that state has changed. This is used for features like automatic fallbacks. For example, if an application is in a staging slot and the production environment changes, the app can be swapped into the staging slot to provide a reliable fallback.
Another common use case for slots is for providing more encapsulation to the parent scope. For instance, a column component might have a v-slot> corresponding with its header and this can be used to bind the generator to the column’s content. Then the render call can simply be template v-slot:header> instead of template v-slot:form>
June 6, 2023
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