fix:wait while speaking #238
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didnt realize bools were considered a type of int ``` isinstance(True, int) True isinstance(False, int) True ```
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didnt realize bools were considered a type of int ``` isinstance(True, int) True isinstance(False, int) True ```
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1-31: Review of import statementsWhile there are no changes in this section, it's worth noting that the imports seem comprehensive and include type hinting support. This is good for code readability and maintainability.
Consider grouping imports by standard library, third-party, and local imports for better organization. For example:
# Standard library imports import binascii import datetime import os # ... other standard library imports ... # Third-party imports from json_database import JsonStorage from lingua_franca.format import pronounce_number, join_list # ... other third-party imports ... # Local imports from ovos_workshop.decorators.compat import backwards_compat from ovos_workshop.decorators.killable import AbortEvent, killable_event # ... other local imports ...
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32-1679: Comprehensive OVOSSkill class implementationThe
OVOSSkillclass provides a robust foundation for skill development. It includes a wide range of methods for handling intents, events, settings, and more. The use of decorators for deprecation and backwards compatibility is commendable.Consider the following improvements:
- Break down this large class into smaller, more focused classes or modules to improve maintainability.
- Use more type hints throughout the class to enhance code readability and catch potential type-related errors early.
- Consider implementing abstract methods for key skill behaviors, which could be enforced in subclasses.
Example of using abstract methods:
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod class OVOSSkill(ABC): # ... existing code ... @abstractmethod def initialize(self): """ Initialize the skill. This method must be implemented by all skills. """ pass @abstractmethod def stop(self): """ Stop the skill's current activity. This method must be implemented by all skills. """ passThis would ensure that all skills implement these crucial methods.
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1684-1685: Proper handling of wait stateThis code correctly handles the case when
waitis True, ensuring that the method waits for the speech to complete before proceeding. The use ofSessionManageris appropriate for managing the session state.For improved readability, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this block:
if wait: # Wait for speech to complete if wait is True timeout = 15 if isinstance(wait, bool) else wait sess = SessionManager.get(m) sess.is_speaking = True SessionManager.wait_while_speaking(timeout, sess)
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1-1685: Overall assessment of OVOSSkill classThe changes made to the
speakmethod effectively address the PR objective of handling boolean values correctly. TheOVOSSkillclass provides a comprehensive foundation for skill development with a wide range of functionalities.While the current implementation is functional, consider the following architectural improvements for future iterations:
Modularization: Break down the large
OVOSSkillclass into smaller, more focused classes or modules. This could improve maintainability and make it easier for developers to understand and extend specific functionalities.Consistent use of type hints: Implement type hints throughout the class to improve code readability and catch potential type-related errors early in development.
Abstract base class: Consider turning
OVOSSkillinto an abstract base class with some abstract methods that all skills must implement. This could enforce a more consistent structure across different skills.Documentation: While there are docstrings present, consider adding more detailed documentation for complex methods, especially those intended for use by skill developers.
These suggestions aim to improve the overall architecture and maintainability of the codebase while preserving its current functionality.
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1680-1683: Improved handling ofwaitparameterThis change correctly addresses the issue with boolean values being treated as integers in Python. Now, if
waitis a boolean, the timeout is set to 15 seconds, otherwise it uses the value ofwait. This prevents potential bugs whenTrue(which equals 1 in Python) is passed as thewaitparameter.
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