Feature Request: Currency prompt
See original GitHub issueThis is a feature request.
I’d love to a see a Dialog/Prompt for capturing and validating Currency inputs from the user. The closest we have is NumberPrompt
but that only returns and Int
which is not great for currency.
I’d like something like the NumberPrompt
which returns a Double
(chose a double because Luis returns a double for money entities so it will be consistent).
If I get time to do this myself, I may add it to this repo but wanted to log the feature in case anyone else is looking for something to do 😉
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@martinkearn first iteration of the prompt completed. Right now it should be able to handle input such as “50 dollars”, “fifty five pounds” or “£50.50”. I still need to figure out if I can combine multiple resolutions, such as “fifty five pounds and fifty pence”, but I suspect that might be a bit more complex - anyway, this should be a good start.
Would love you to take a look and let me know what you think. You can take a look at CurrencyPrompt.cs and also the associated Unit tests.
Great idea. I’d like to see this too and is on my backlog - I will try and work something up for this over the weekend. I might put it straight into our branch which is tracking latest, rather than building for preview as the dialog / prompt APIs have changed significantly. I’ll let you know once I have something!