OpenVoiceOS / ovos-persona

Persona service
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feat:intents #6

Closed JarbasAl closed 2 weeks ago

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Walkthrough

A new GitHub Actions workflow file, sync_tx.yml, has been added to automate the synchronization of translation files upon specific events. Additionally, significant updates have been made to the ovos_persona module, including changes to the PersonaService class, which now supports enhanced intent handling and event management. New JSON files, intents.json and vocabs.json, have been introduced to define intents and vocabulary for user interactions, while existing intent files have been updated to improve command recognition flexibility.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
.github/workflows/sync_tx.yml New workflow added to automate translation syncing on manual dispatch and pushes to dev branch. Includes steps for checking out the repo, setting up Python, running a script, and committing changes.
ovos_persona/init.py PersonaService class updated to inherit from PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher. New attributes and methods added for intent handling. Class methods for loading resource files introduced. Method signatures updated for intent matching.
ovos_persona/locale/en-us/Release.voc Phrases replaced with regex patterns for broader command recognition related to stopping chatbot activity. Enhanced flexibility in command processing.
ovos_persona/locale/en-us/ask.intent Intent phrases updated to focus on {persona} instead of {name}. Streamlined and consolidated phrasing for querying persona insights.
ovos_persona/locale/en-us/summon.intent Specific phrases replaced with regex patterns for engaging with a persona. Consolidated commands to enhance flexibility in interaction.
scripts/sync_translations.py New script to synchronize translation files for various languages, checking for specific JSON files and processing their contents into language-specific directories.
translations/en-us/intents.json New JSON file defining intents for summon and ask, with flexible phrases for engaging and querying a persona.
translations/en-us/vocabs.json Updated JSON file containing vocabulary for commands to cease chatbot activity, providing a comprehensive array of phrases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHubActions as GA
    participant SyncScript as SS
    participant LocaleFiles as LF

    User->>GA: Trigger sync_tx.yml
    GA->>GA: Check out repository
    GA->>GA: Setup Python
    GA->>SS: Run sync_translations.py
    SS->>LF: Check for translation files
    LF-->>SS: Load and process JSON files
    SS->>LF: Write sorted samples to locale
    GA->>GA: Commit changes to dev

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