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[IT] Add support for timers #2268

Closed paolapersico1 closed 3 weeks ago

paolapersico1 commented 4 weeks ago

Add sentences, responses and tests for the following timer-related intents for the Italian language:

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These updates enhance the user experience for Italian-speaking users, allowing them to interact with Home Assistant timers in their native language.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 4 weeks ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes introduce Italian language support for various Home Assistant timer functionalities, including starting, canceling, pausing, resuming, increasing, decreasing, and checking the status of timers. New response mappings, sentences, and test cases in Italian have been added to cover all these timer-related intents, ensuring comprehensive language support and validation. ## Changes | Files/Paths | Change Summary | |--------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `responses/it/HassCancelTimer.yaml` | Introduces Italian responses for the `HassCancelTimer` intent with the default message "Timer cancellato." | | `responses/it/Hass*Timer.yaml` | Adds Italian responses for increasing, decreasing, pausing, and unpausing timer intents with specific messages.| | `responses/it/HassStartTimer.yaml` | Provides responses for starting timers in Italian, including default and command responses. | | `responses/it/HassTimerStatus.yaml` | Adds logic to handle timer status responses in Italian with detailed timer information. | | `sentences/it/_common.yaml` | Adds timer-related entities and rules in Italian for handling various operations on timers. | | `sentences/it/homeassistant_Hass*Timer.yaml` | Introduces Italian templates for canceling, decreasing, increasing, pausing, starting, and resuming timers. | | `tests/it/_fixtures.yaml` | Adds new timer entries relevant to the Italian test cases. | | `tests/it/homeassistant_Hass*Timer.yaml` | Introduces Italian test cases for various timer intents, validating different scenarios and responses. |
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2a2c04a277ab1374f0ffdc38be7da38a2e85bbf8 and cd7e8e101fcedb59907538546564d3c5b9f0f70a.
Files selected for processing (23) * responses/it/HassCancelTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * responses/it/HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * responses/it/HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * responses/it/HassPauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * responses/it/HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * responses/it/HassTimerStatus.yaml (1 hunks) * responses/it/HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/it/_common.yaml (2 hunks) * sentences/it/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/it/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/it/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/it/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/it/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/it/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/it/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/_fixtures.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/it/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
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responses/it/HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-6`: **Configuration for HassUnpauseTimer is correct and well-formed.** This YAML configuration correctly sets the language to Italian and provides an appropriate default response for the "HassUnpauseTimer" intent, aligning with the PR objectives.
responses/it/HassCancelTimer.yaml (1)
`1-6`: **Configuration for HassCancelTimer is correct and well-formed.** This YAML configuration correctly sets the language to Italian and provides an appropriate default response for the "HassCancelTimer" intent, aligning with the PR objectives.
responses/it/HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-6`: **Configuration for HassDecreaseTimer is correct and well-formed.** This YAML configuration correctly sets the language to Italian and provides an appropriate default response for the "HassDecreaseTimer" intent, aligning with the PR objectives.
responses/it/HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-6`: **Configuration for HassIncreaseTimer is correct and well-formed.** This YAML configuration correctly sets the language to Italian and provides an appropriate default response for the "HassIncreaseTimer" intent, aligning with the PR objectives.
responses/it/HassPauseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-6`: **Configuration for HassPauseTimer is correct and well-formed.** This YAML configuration correctly sets the language to Italian and provides an appropriate default response for the "HassPauseTimer" intent, aligning with the PR objectives.
responses/it/HassStartTimer.yaml (1)
`1-7`: **Well-structured YAML file for starting a timer in Italian.** The file correctly defines the default response and command for the `HassStartTimer` intent. The language setting is appropriately set to Italian, ensuring proper localization.
sentences/it/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-13`: **Comprehensive and flexible sentence structure for pausing timers.** The file provides a variety of ways to express the pause command, accommodating different linguistic variations. This flexibility is crucial for natural language processing and enhances the user experience.
sentences/it/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1)
`1-13`: **Well-defined sentences for canceling timers.** The file includes various linguistic forms to handle timer cancellation requests, ensuring robustness in intent recognition.
sentences/it/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-13`: **Effective sentence variations for unpausing timers.** The inclusion of multiple linguistic variations to unpause a timer enhances the robustness and flexibility of the intent handling.
tests/it/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-37`: **Comprehensive test cases for unpausing timers.** The test cases cover various scenarios, including different timer names and durations, ensuring robustness in functionality testing.
tests/it/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-37`: **Comprehensive and well-structured test cases for `HassPauseTimer`.** The test scenarios cover a variety of use cases including simple pause commands, pausing by duration, and pausing by specific names or areas. This ensures a robust testing of the intent across different phrases and contexts.
tests/it/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1)
`1-41`: **Comprehensive and well-structured test cases for `HassCancelTimer`.** The test scenarios cover a variety of use cases including simple cancel commands, canceling by duration, and canceling by specific names or areas. This ensures a robust testing of the intent across different phrases and contexts.
sentences/it/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)
`1-19`: **Well-formulated sentences for `HassStartTimer`.** The variety of sentence structures allows for flexible voice commands, accommodating different phrasings and contexts. This enhances the user experience by providing multiple ways to interact with the timer functionality.
sentences/it/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1)
`1-20`: **Well-formulated sentences for `HassTimerStatus`.** The variety of sentence structures allows users to inquire about the status of timers in multiple ways, enhancing the flexibility and user experience of the timer status functionality.
sentences/it/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-21`: **Well-formulated sentences for `HassDecreaseTimer`.** The variety of sentence structures allows users to decrease timer durations in multiple ways, enhancing the flexibility and user experience of the timer decrease functionality.
sentences/it/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-21`: **LGTM! Well-structured intent sentences.** The sentences are flexible and cover a wide range of user expressions. Great job on maintaining clarity and inclusivity in language usage.
tests/it/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1)
`1-46`: **Comprehensive and well-structured test cases for timer status.** The test scenarios cover a broad spectrum of possible user queries. Consider adding more edge cases for robustness, such as overlapping timers or timers with zero duration.
tests/it/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-49`: **Well-structured test cases for decreasing timers.** The scenarios are diverse and effectively test the functionality. Ensure consistency in naming conventions for better readability and maintainability.
tests/it/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1)
`1-49`: **Comprehensive test cases for increasing timers.** The test scenarios are well thought out and cover various user inputs. Ensure consistency in naming conventions for better readability and maintainability.
tests/it/_fixtures.yaml (1)
Line range hint `1-90`: **Well-defined fixtures for comprehensive testing.** The fixtures cover a variety of scenarios and entities. Consider adding more diverse fixtures to test under different environmental conditions or user settings.
tests/it/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)
`4-129`: **Comprehensive and well-structured test cases for HassStartTimer.** The test cases cover a wide range of scenarios including different durations and contexts (e.g., different rooms, named timers). Each test case correctly maps sentences to the intended slots and provides appropriate responses. This ensures that the timer functionality will behave as expected across various user inputs in Italian.
responses/it/HassTimerStatus.yaml (1)
`3-89`: **Well-implemented dynamic response logic for HassTimerStatus.** The templating logic is robust, handling various scenarios like no timers, paused timers, and multiple active timers. The use of templating to sort timers and dynamically construct responses based on timer states is particularly impressive. The responses are also localized correctly for the Italian language.
sentences/it/_common.yaml (1)
Line range hint `1-463`: **Comprehensive and well-defined common entities and rules for Italian.** The entities and rules are thoroughly defined, covering a wide range of scenarios and device types. The translations are consistent, and the use of wildcards for timer names and commands adds flexibility to the intent handling. This setup is crucial for accurately parsing and responding to user inputs in Italian.
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auanasgheps commented 3 weeks ago

Thank you Paola!