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Create lock_HassTurnOff and lock_HassTurnOnfor lang fr-CA #2146

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@arsenicks arsenicks commented Apr 19, 2024

Here's two addition to the fr-CA language that should help people from Quebec unlocking door using the most common local word "barrer" and "débarrer" .

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  • New Features
    • Introduced French language support for locking and unlocking commands with the HassTurnOff and HassTurnOn intents.
    • Added flexible sentence structures for users to issue commands related to specific locks or multiple locks in a designated area.

These enhancements improve user interaction by allowing commands in French, increasing accessibility for French-speaking users.

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The changes introduce two new YAML files for French language support in the locking mechanism intents: lock_HassTurnOff.yaml and lock_HassTurnOn.yaml. Each file defines a specific intent—HassTurnOff for unlocking and HassTurnOn for locking—along with various sentence patterns that users can utilize to issue commands. Both intents require context within the "lock" domain and are associated with a response labeled lock, facilitating command recognition and execution.

Changes

File Change Summary
sentences/fr-CA/lock_HassTurnOff.yaml - Added intent HassTurnOff
- Defined sentences for unlocking specific and all locks/doors
- Requires context: domain: lock
- Response defined: lock
sentences/fr-CA/lock_HassTurnOn.yaml - Added intent HassTurnOn
- Defined sentences for locking specific and multiple items
- Requires context: domain: lock
- Response defined: lock

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant System

    User->>System: "débarre le verrou dans la salle"
    System->>System: Process command
    System->>User: "Lock is unlocked"

    User->>System: "déverrouille tous les verrous dans le garage"
    System->>System: Process command
    System->>User: "All locks are unlocked"

    User->>System: "verrouille la porte d'entrée"
    System->>System: Process command
    System->>User: "The front door is locked"

    User->>System: "déverrouille tous les verrous"
    System->>System: Process command
    System->>User: "All locks are locked"
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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
sentences/fr-CA/lock_HassTurnOff.yaml (1)

15-16: Remove redundant domain specification

The domain is already specified in requires_context for the first pattern group. The slots section with domain: "lock" is redundant and can be removed.

-        slots:
-          domain: "lock"
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  • sentences/fr-CA/lock_HassTurnOn.yaml (1 hunks)
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sentences/fr-CA/lock_HassTurnOff.yaml (2)

5-10: LGTM! Well-structured single-entity command patterns

The sentence patterns appropriately handle:

  • Both common Quebec French terms for unlocking
  • Optional polite forms
  • Optional articles and location specifications

1-17: Verify pattern consistency with other locales

Let's ensure the sentence patterns align with other language implementations.

✅ Verification successful

The previous command had syntax issues. This should properly show us the content of all locale files for comparison.


Let's try this alternative approach to read the content of the locale files.


Sentence patterns in fr-CA align with other locales

After reviewing all locale implementations, the fr-CA patterns are consistent with other language versions. The file follows the common pattern seen across locales with:

  • Single-device unlocking with optional area specification
  • Multiple-device unlocking for an area
  • Proper domain and slot specifications
  • Similar response types

The implementation particularly aligns well with other Romance languages (fr, es) in terms of structure and grammatical patterns, while maintaining the expected functionality seen in all other locale versions.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Compare pattern structure with other language implementations
# Expected: Similar pattern structure across different locales

# Find all HassTurnOff intent files for locks
fd "lock_HassTurnOff.yaml" sentences/ -x echo "=== {} ===" \; cat {}

Length of output: 1085


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's properly examine the content of these files
fd "lock_HassTurnOff.yaml" sentences/ -exec cat {} \;

Length of output: 203


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try with a different syntax to read the files
for file in $(find sentences -name "lock_HassTurnOff.yaml"); do
    echo "=== $file ==="
    cat "$file"
    echo -e "\n"
done

Length of output: 18403

sentences/fr-CA/lock_HassTurnOn.yaml (1)

1-4: LGTM! Header and intent declaration are well-structured.

The file follows the correct YAML format and Home Assistant intent naming conventions.

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frenck commented Oct 26, 2024

Hi there @arsenicks 👋

It seems like the CI is failing, can you please take a look?

Thanks! 👍

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@frenck frenck marked this pull request as draft October 26, 2024 14:29
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