Instantiating a structure-enum - bixby

Question

So I have a structure-enum that looks like:
integer (Id) {}
enum (Color) {
symbol (red)
symbol (orange)
symbol (yellow)
symbol (green)
symbol (blue)
symbol (indigo)
symbol (violet)
}
structure-enum (ColorId) {
property (color) {
type (Color)
min (Required)
max (One)
}
property (id) {
type (Id)
min (Required)
max (One)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (red)
id: (1)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (orange)
id: (2)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (yellow)
id: (3)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (green)
id: (4)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (blue)
id: (5)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (indigo)
id: (6)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (violet)
id: (7)
}
}
And I want to have an action that looks something like:
action (SomeAction) {
collect {
input (colorId) {
type (ColorId)
min (Required)
max (One)
}
}
output (SomeOutput)
}
I want the user to be able to say one of the Colors (which I have vocab for) and have Bixby match that color to one of the structure-enums and input that into my actions. So for example, the user could say "yellow" and Bixby would match that to the structure-enum:
constant: ColorId {
color: (yellow)
id: (3)
}
And use that as an input to my action. Basically I want to know how to take a user utterance and instantiate that into a structure-enum. How do I go about this?

Answer 1

structure-enum does fit this usage case.
You may have the following constant and the syntax is still valid.
constant: ColorId {
color: (red)
id: (1)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (red)
id: (11)
}
constant: ColorId {
color: (red)
id: (31)
}
Keep the enum Color and do a look up in JS file and return Id.