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[[input]]
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== Inputs
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When a watch is triggered, its _input_ loads data into the execution
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context. This payload is accessible during the subsequent watch execution
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phases. For example, you can base a watch's condition on the data loaded by its
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input.
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{watcher} supports four input types:
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* <<input-simple, `simple`>>: load static data into the execution context.
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* <<input-search, `search`>>: load the results of a search into the execution
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context.
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* <<input-http, `http`>>: load the results of an HTTP request into the execution
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context.
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* <<input-chain, `chain`>>: use a series of inputs to load data into the
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execution context.
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NOTE: If you don't define an input for a watch, an empty payload is loaded
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into the execution context.
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include::input/simple.asciidoc[]
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include::input/search.asciidoc[]
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include::input/http.asciidoc[]
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include::input/chain.asciidoc[]
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