I have looked the DialogFlow documentation but I am unable to find how can I give voice search functionality so that records can be filtered fast.
Is there any way DialogFlow allow this kind of functionality?
Suppose, I give command using voice like "search order xxxx" then I need to filter my datalist having order xxxx.
Is it possible with DialogFlow?
There are samples for using Dialogflow in iOS and Android, which will show you how to get started with streaming audio and getting back structured results.
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I want to exchange data between a native android application and a phonegap application, how is this possible?
I've been reading the developers' guide: https://developer.android.com/training/sharing/index.html and I'm wondering if this is supported to a phonegap/cordova application and how (e.g. via a cordova-plugin)
I have been searching for some cordova-plugin buy I have only found out the cordova-plugin-customurlscheme which partially does what I need for my use case
Simply put, what I need is to do some processing of some data and send them to another android application installed to the same device and vice versa.
Based on the tutorial you provided, it seems that an intent with a given action (for example ACTION_SEND) and a given mime type (for example text/plain) can only share data with applications which have the same action and mime type (in our example, ACTION_SEND and text/plain).
So from a quick Google search, I discovered the following plugin which seemignly allows you to set a mime type and an action for Cordova applications when running on the Android platform. (I have not tried it myself).
https://github.com/napolitano/cordova-plugin-intent
I hope this helps!
I am working on an Application for Android TV and I have implemented in-app search using online API. Is that possible to make Android TV Home screen search/Global search using restful API and display data in the search result rows.
It seems Youtube and Hulu is returning search result which is coming from the feed and not from the data stored by the application. (I am not really sure but seems like it. )
If that is possible, any help would be appreciated.
I have created a WebView app for my android device, but I have come to a brick wall. Can anyone help.
I am trying to get Google search results from the Google search widget, passed into my Webview ?. so basically making my Webview app the native browser for my phone. is this possible ? can anyone point me in the right direction
(image of Google search widget)
I have searched all over the web, but all I can find is,
making links stay inside the Webview. But I have already done this.
How to create a Google query
I have already done these (with succession) all I need to know now is, pass Google widget results
into my Webview. fairly new to app development, but I'm learning.
You need to use google Data APIs or GDATA api.
Check this link. Select the proper api you need and read its documentation on how to use it.
You can also check the google api - java client for android or gdata -java - client
The documentation for google web search can be found here.
Hope this helps.
Use this api from google to get results
http://google.com/complete/search?output=toolbar&q=football
I am trying to creating an android dictionary app. But instead of using a database of words I am trying to leverage on the Google Custom Search API. so when the user of my android native app enters a search word in english. My native android app goes to the web and uses the Google Custom Searhc Api to get the result. But I dont know how to communicate with Google Custom Search API from an android app. Please any link. I have been search but not gotten any use one
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/json-api/v1/using_rest
I believe, this can be a good start for you. You need to use asynctasks to do your request, and the rest is up to your imagination and skills.
I am trying to build an application for android devices. It is supposed to be similar to youtube's "related videos" part, or for example, in amazon.com you see a part that says people who viewed this book also viewed these etc. I want to, for example look at the hashtag called "hobbit" and try to find which movies were also watched by these users. I do not really know where to start can anyone help? thanks.
You didn't say if you have any knowledge of Android, so first you should start at the developer page and get a basic understanding of Android development.
Twitter also has a developer page
You can parse tweets and look at their hashtags.
Tweets always have Entities that provide metadata and additional contextual information about content posted on Twitter.
In those Entities you can get the hashtags
"hashtags":[{"indices":[32,36],"text":"lol"}]
After you got those hashtags you can search for it using the Twitter API.