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[DA] added support for shopping list #2173

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  • New Features

    • Added Danish language support for adding items to the shopping list with various phrasing options.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced flexibility in handling shopping list items through new response configurations.

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@home-assistant home-assistant bot marked this pull request as draft May 15, 2024 04:23
@tetele tetele changed the title added support for shopping list [DA] added support for shopping list May 15, 2024
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The update introduces Danish language support for the intent HassShoppingListAddItem, allowing users to add items to their shopping list in Danish. It includes new response templates, sentence structures, and the addition of a new entity shopping_list_item with a wildcard attribute to handle various shopping list items dynamically.

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Files/Paths Change Summary
responses/da/HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml Added Danish language support for the response to the intent HassShoppingListAddItem.
sentences/da/_common.yaml Introduced shopping_list_item entity with wildcard attribute set to true.
sentences/da/shopping_list_HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml Defined intent HassShoppingListAddItem and variations for adding items to a shopping list in Danish.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 58eee07 and a132947.

📒 Files selected for processing (3)
  • responses/da/HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml (1 hunks)
  • sentences/da/_common.yaml (1 hunks)
  • sentences/da/shopping_list_HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml (1 hunks)
✅ Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • responses/da/HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml
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sentences/da/shopping_list_HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml (4)

1-1: LGTM! Correct language declaration.

The language code "da" follows the ISO 639-1 standard for Danish.


2-4: LGTM! Intent structure follows conventions.

The intent name HassShoppingListAddItem follows Home Assistant naming conventions with the "Hass" prefix.


10-12: Verify the shopping_list_item entity definition.

The expansion rules look good, but let's verify the existence of the shopping_list_item entity in the common definitions.

#!/bin/bash
# Check if shopping_list_item entity is defined in _common.yaml
rg "shopping_list_item:" "sentences/da/_common.yaml"

9-9: Verify the existence of the response template.

Let's ensure the corresponding response file exists with the "item_added" template.

✅ Verification successful

Response template exists and is properly defined

The response template "item_added" exists in responses/da/HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml with the correct template structure and language-specific response text "{{ slots.item }} tilføjet".

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if the response file exists and contains the required template
rg -l "item_added" "responses/da/HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml"

Length of output: 166


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's first check if the responses directory exists and list its structure
fd . "responses/da"

# Also check for any yaml files containing "item_added" pattern
rg -l "item_added" .

Length of output: 5136


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the content of the Danish response file to verify if it has the "item_added" template
cat "responses/da/HassShoppingListAddItem.yaml"

Length of output: 159

sentences/da/_common.yaml (1)

273-274: LGTM! The shopping list item implementation looks good.

The addition of shopping_list_item with wildcard: true is correctly implemented and follows the file's structure. This will allow users to add any item to their shopping list in Danish.

Comment on lines +5 to +8
- sentences:
- tilføj <item> (til|på) <my_list>
- skriv <item> på <my_list>
- put <item> på <my_list>
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider adding more Danish variations for better language coverage.

While the current patterns are valid, consider adding more natural Danish alternatives:

  • "læg på <my_list>"
  • "noter på <my_list>"

Also, consider replacing "put" with more commonly used Danish verbs, as "put" is more English-like.

     - sentences:
         - tilføj <item> (til|på) <my_list>
         - skriv <item> på <my_list>
-        - put <item> på <my_list>
+        - læg <item> på <my_list>
+        - noter <item> på <my_list>
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- sentences:
- tilføj <item> (til|på) <my_list>
- skriv <item> på <my_list>
- put <item> på <my_list>
- sentences:
- tilføj <item> (til|på) <my_list>
- skriv <item> på <my_list>
- læg <item> på <my_list>
- noter <item> på <my_list>

Comment on lines +273 to +274
shopping_list_item:
wildcard: true
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider adding common shopping items for better user experience.

While the wildcard approach provides flexibility, consider enhancing the user experience by adding common shopping items as suggestions. This could help with:

  • Speech recognition accuracy
  • Consistent item naming
  • User guidance

Example enhancement:

  shopping_list_item:
    wildcard: true
    values:
      - in: "mælk[(en)]"
        out: "mælk"
      - in: "brød[(et)]"
        out: "brød"
      - in: "æg[(gene)]"
        out: "æg"

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