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Le 20 déc. 2019 à 21:34, Keith Sterling notifications@github.com a écrit :
V4.0 is coming soon
As documented before I set out to create a code base that could be used in production systems. I have been running nosetests, pytype and pylint over and over the code fixing any issues. This has result in code that is rather Pep compliant, also has no type issues and has had an additional 1700 unit tests added. The core system now stands at 99% code coverage, and the entire system measures in at 96%. Its been fun, but not the only thing to be added
One of the biggest queries is how to add a bot to your own code. You can now do this with 2 lines of code, yes 2 lines of code. After an installation via pip
pip install programy You can now add a not to you code as follows
from programy.clients.embed.basic import EmbeddedBasicBot
my_bot = EmbeddedBasicBot()
print("Response = %s" % my_bot.ask_question("Hello")) And thats it, it loads a predefined set of grammars as close to Y-bot as possible, and you are can ask it as many questions as you like
If you then want to add you own files, it takes 1 additional line, yes 1.
from programy.clients.embed.basic import EmbeddedBasicBot
files = {'aiml': ['y-bot/storage/categories'], 'learnf': ['y-bot/storage/learnf'], 'patterns': 'y-bot/storage/nodes/pattern_nodes.conf', 'templates': 'y-bot/storage/nodes/template_nodes.conf', 'properties': 'y-bot/storage/properties/properties.txt', 'defaults': 'y-bot/storage/properties/defaults.txt', 'sets': ['y-bot/storage/sets'], 'maps': ['y-bot/storage/maps'], 'rdfs': ['y-bot/storage/rdfs'], 'denormals': 'y-bot/storage/lookups/denormal.txt', 'normals': 'y-bot/storage/lookups/normal.txt', 'genders': 'y-bot/storage/lookups/gender.txt', 'persons': 'y-bot/storage/lookups/person.txt', 'person2s': 'y-bot/storage/lookups/person2.txt', 'regexes': 'y-bot/storage/regex/regex-templates.txt', 'spellings': 'y-bot/storage/spelling/corpus.txt', 'preprocessors': 'y-bot/storage/processing/preprocessors.conf', 'postprocessors': 'y-bot/storage/processing/postprocessors.conf', 'postquestionprocessors': 'y-bot/storage/processing/postquestionprocessors.conf' }
my_bot = EmbeddedDataFileBot(files)
print("Response = %s" % my_bot.ask_question("Hello")) Ok, so the big blob of Jason is more than one line, but you can now pass in a series of data files and they will be loaded and you can then just ask it questions
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V4.0 is coming soon
As documented before I set out to create a code base that could be used in production systems. I have been running nosetests, pytype and pylint over and over the code fixing any issues. This has result in code that is rather Pep compliant, also has no type issues and has had an additional 1700 unit tests added. The core system now stands at 99% code coverage, and the entire system measures in at 96%. Its been fun, but not the only thing to be added
One of the biggest queries is how to add a bot to your own code. You can now do this with 2 lines of code, yes 2 lines of code. After an installation via pip
You can now add a bot to you code as follows
And thats it, it loads a predefined set of grammars as close to Y-bot as possible, and you are can ask it as many questions as you like
If you then want to add you own files, it takes 1 additional line, yes 1.
Ok, so the big blob of Jason is more than one line, but you can now pass in a series of data files and they will be loaded and you can then just ask it questions