I have just finished the task of setting up the file structure for our WhatsApp GPT Bot. The new structure organizes our codebase, making it more accessible and easier to maintain as we continue to develop and expand our bot's capabilities.
Here's a brief overview of the implemented file structure:
src/: Contains the bot's core functionality, including the Flask app, command logic, and auth generation script.
config/: Holds configuration settings securely, streamlined for ease of use and deployment.
data/: Reserved for future use, potentially for session data or logs.
docs/: Now includes templates for setup instructions, usage guides, and architectural documentation to assist both users and contributors.
tests/: A placeholder has been created for our testing suite to ensure reliability and performance.
images/: For bot-related images, ensuring easy access and management.
utils/: Utility scripts for common tasks like text preprocessing, database interactions, and evaluation metrics.
Additionally, the repository now includes updated .gitignore, README.md, and requirements.txt files for improved project management and setup.
This structure is designed to support our current requirements and anticipated future expansions. It reflects our commitment to best practices in software development, including clear documentation, separation of concerns, and scalability.
I encourage everyone to pull the latest changes and familiarize yourselves with the new structure. Your feedback is invaluable, so please share any suggestions or concerns you might have as we move forward.
Hello Team,
I have just finished the task of setting up the file structure for our WhatsApp GPT Bot. The new structure organizes our codebase, making it more accessible and easier to maintain as we continue to develop and expand our bot's capabilities.
Here's a brief overview of the implemented file structure:
src/: Contains the bot's core functionality, including the Flask app, command logic, and auth generation script. config/: Holds configuration settings securely, streamlined for ease of use and deployment. data/: Reserved for future use, potentially for session data or logs. docs/: Now includes templates for setup instructions, usage guides, and architectural documentation to assist both users and contributors. tests/: A placeholder has been created for our testing suite to ensure reliability and performance. images/: For bot-related images, ensuring easy access and management. utils/: Utility scripts for common tasks like text preprocessing, database interactions, and evaluation metrics. Additionally, the repository now includes updated .gitignore, README.md, and requirements.txt files for improved project management and setup. This structure is designed to support our current requirements and anticipated future expansions. It reflects our commitment to best practices in software development, including clear documentation, separation of concerns, and scalability.
I encourage everyone to pull the latest changes and familiarize yourselves with the new structure. Your feedback is invaluable, so please share any suggestions or concerns you might have as we move forward.