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feat:pipeline plugin factory #14

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companion to OpenVoiceOS/ovos-plugin-manager#270

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced functionality for managing connected player devices.
    • Improved intent matching with updated field names for clarity.
    • Added support for legacy Mycroft common play skills.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected indentation in test cases for proper execution.
    • Updated language codes for consistency in tests.
  • Refactor

    • Significant refactoring of the OCPPipelineMatcher class for better readability and maintainability.
    • Streamlined import statements for efficiency.
    • Updated method signatures for enhanced type safety.

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The changes involve a significant refactoring of the OCPPipelineMatcher class within the ocp_pipeline/opm.py file, including its inheritance structure and method signatures. The class now inherits from ConfidenceMatcherPipeline, and its constructor has been updated with type hints. Key methods have been modified to return IntentHandlerMatch objects with new field names. Additionally, a new method for managing player proxies has been introduced. Corresponding updates were made in the tests/test_ocp.py file to reflect the renaming of methods and ensure proper test execution. Changes to requirements.txt and setup.py were also made to include a new dependency and update the plugin entry points.

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File Change Summary
ocp_pipeline/opm.py Refactored OCPPipelineMatcher to inherit from ConfidenceMatcherPipeline. Updated constructor with type hints. Modified match_high, match_medium, and match_low methods to return IntentHandlerMatch with new field names. Introduced update_player_proxy method. Converted load_resource_files to a class method. Streamlined import statements. Added MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline class.
requirements.txt Added dependency: ovos-plugin-manager>=0.5.0,<1.0.0.
setup.py Updated PLUGIN_ENTRY_POINT to include both OCPPipelineMatcher and MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline.
tests/test_ocp.py Updated TestOCPPipelineNoClassifierMatcher and TestOCPPipelineMatcher classes to rename match_fallback to match_low. Corrected indentation in test_match_medium_with_invalid_input. Updated assertions for match_type.

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  • fix:standardize_lang #12: The changes in this PR involve modifications to the ocp_pipeline/opm.py file, specifically in the OCPPipelineMatcher class, which aligns with the main PR's significant refactoring of the same class, including updates to methods like match_high, match_medium, and match_fallback.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
tests/test_ocp.py (5)

75-79: Approve the change and suggest method rename.

The change from match_fallback to match_low is consistent with the refactoring mentioned in the summary. However, to improve clarity, consider renaming the test method to test_match_low to align with the new method name.

-    def test_match_fallback(self):
+    def test_match_low(self):
         result = self.ocp.match_low(["i want music"], "en-us")
         self.assertIsNotNone(result)
         self.assertEqual(result.intent_service, 'OCP_fallback')
         self.assertEqual(result.intent_type, 'ocp:play')

81-82: Approve the change and suggest method rename.

The change from match_fallback to match_low is consistent with the refactoring. To maintain consistency, rename this test method as well.

-    def test_match_fallback_with_invalid_input(self):
+    def test_match_low_with_invalid_input(self):
         result = self.ocp.match_low(["do the thing"], "en-us")
         self.assertIsNone(result)

142-147: Approve the change, remove debug print, and suggest method rename.

The change from match_fallback to match_low is consistent with the refactoring. However, there are two issues to address:

  1. Remove the debug print statement on line 143.
  2. Rename the test method to align with the new method name.

Apply the following changes:

-    def test_match_fallback(self):
+    def test_match_low(self):
         result = self.ocp.match_low(["i wanna hear metallica"], "en-us")
-        print(result)
         self.assertIsNotNone(result)
         self.assertEqual(result.intent_service, 'OCP_fallback')
         self.assertEqual(result.intent_type, 'ocp:play')

149-150: Approve the change and suggest method rename.

The change from match_fallback to match_low is consistent with the refactoring. To maintain consistency, rename this test method as well.

-    def test_match_fallback_with_invalid_input(self):
+    def test_match_low_with_invalid_input(self):
         result = self.ocp.match_low(["do the thing"], "en-us")
         self.assertIsNone(result)

Line range hint 1-195: Overall review summary and recommendations.

The changes in this file consistently rename the match_fallback method to match_low, which aligns with the refactoring mentioned in the PR summary. However, there are a few improvements that can be made:

  1. Update all test method names that contain "match_fallback" to "match_low" for consistency and clarity.
  2. Remove the debug print statement in the TestOCPPipelineMatcher.test_match_fallback method (soon to be renamed).
  3. Consider adding a test case for the match_medium method in both test classes, as it's currently not covered.

These changes will improve the overall quality and maintainability of the test suite.

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ocp_pipeline/opm.py (14)

7-7: LGTM!

The import statement correctly includes necessary type annotations for better code clarity and type checking.


9-9: LGTM!

Importing closest_match from langcodes is appropriate for language matching functionality used in the code.


12-12: LGTM!

Importing MessageBusClient is necessary for handling message bus communications with type hints.


16-16: LGTM!

The import of IntentMatch and ConfidenceMatcherPipeline is essential for intent matching and pipeline functionality.


40-40: Ensure compatibility with the new base class.

By changing the inheritance from PipelinePlugin to ConfidenceMatcherPipeline, verify that all inherited methods and attributes are compatible. Ensure that any overridden methods are appropriately updated to reflect changes in the base class implementation.


45-46: LGTM!

The constructor now includes precise type hints using Optional and Union, improving code readability and type safety.


329-330: LGTM!

Returning an IntentMatch object with the correct match type and data enhances the intent handling mechanism.


358-359: LGTM!

The method returns an IntentMatch with appropriately structured match data, facilitating medium-confidence intent matching.


367-367: Update references to the renamed method match_low.

The method match_fallback has been renamed to match_low. Ensure that all references to match_fallback within the codebase are updated to prevent any AttributeError due to missing method definitions.


390-391: LGTM!

The match_low method correctly returns an IntentMatch with the necessary match data for low-confidence matches.


406-407: LGTM!

Properly handling the resume intent by returning an IntentMatch ensures seamless playback control.


416-417: LGTM!

Returning an IntentMatch for search errors allows for consistent error handling within the pipeline.


442-443: LGTM!

The method effectively processes the play query and returns an IntentMatch with comprehensive match data, including media type and confidence levels.


1058-1059: LGTM!

Supporting legacy CommonPlay skills by returning an IntentMatch ensures backward compatibility.

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ocp_pipeline/opm.py (3)

Line range hint 298-337: Improved match_high method, but check 'conf' key usage.

The match_high method has been effectively refactored:

  1. Return type updated to Optional[IntentHandlerMatch], improving type safety.
  2. Introduction of _get_closest_lang method enhances language handling.
  3. Use of IntentHandlerMatch aligns with the new class structure.

These changes contribute to better maintainability and type safety. However, there's a potential issue:

The match dictionary doesn't seem to have a 'conf' key, but it's being accessed in the IntentHandlerMatch creation. This could lead to a KeyError. Consider adding a default value or ensuring that 'conf' is always present in the match dictionary.


Line range hint 403-457: Improved _process_play_query method, but check 'conf' key usage.

The _process_play_query method has been effectively refactored:

  1. Return type updated to Optional[IntentHandlerMatch], improving type safety.
  2. Use of IntentHandlerMatch aligns with the new class structure.
  3. Introduction of standardize_lang_tag enhances consistency in language handling.

These changes contribute to better maintainability and type safety. However, there's a potential issue:

The match dictionary is used as an optional parameter and might not have a 'conf' key, but it's being accessed in the IntentHandlerMatch creation. This could lead to a KeyError if match is None or doesn't contain 'conf'. Consider adding a default value or ensuring that 'conf' is always present in the match dictionary.


110-110: Consider renaming ambiguous variable.

The static analysis tool Ruff has flagged an ambiguous variable name 'l' on this line. To improve code readability, consider renaming this variable to a more descriptive name.

For example, you could use 'lang' instead of 'l':

langs = set([standardize_lang_tag(lang) for lang in langs])

This change would make the code more self-documenting and easier to understand.

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requirements.txt (1)

4-4: LGTM! Verify usage of the new dependency.

The addition of ovos-plugin-manager>=0.5.0,<1.0.0 is consistent with the PR objectives and follows good versioning practices. The version constraint allows for minor and patch updates while preventing potentially breaking changes from major version updates.

To ensure this dependency is being utilized, please run the following script:

If the script doesn't return any results, consider removing the dependency or adding a TODO comment to implement its usage in the future.

setup.py (1)

44-45: LGTM! Verify the new legacy pipeline class.

The addition of a new entry point for the legacy pipeline enhances the plugin's compatibility. This change looks good and aligns with the PR objectives.

To ensure the new entry point is properly implemented, please verify the existence and implementation of the MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline class. Run the following script:

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ocp_pipeline/opm.py (16)

Line range hint 1-26: LGTM: Import statements updated appropriately.

The import statements have been updated to include necessary modules for the refactored code. The additions of Union, Optional, and other type hinting imports indicate improved type safety. The inclusion of ConfidenceMatcherPipeline and related classes suggests a shift in the inheritance structure.


Line range hint 29-39: LGTM: OCPPlayerProxy dataclass well-defined.

The OCPPlayerProxy dataclass is well-structured and provides a clear representation of a player's state. It includes all necessary fields to track the state of connected player devices.


Line range hint 106-124: LGTM: Improved load_resource_files method.

The load_resource_files method has been effectively refactored:

  1. Conversion to a class method improves reusability.
  2. Use of Configuration() for language settings enhances flexibility.
  3. Support for multiple languages increases the system's adaptability.

These changes contribute to a more robust and maintainable codebase.

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Line range hint 126-145: LGTM: Event registration for OCP API.

The register_ocp_api_events method effectively registers all necessary event handlers for the OCP system. It covers a wide range of events, including search, play, status updates, and legacy audio events.


146-159: LGTM: New load_intent_files method improves code organization.

The addition of the load_intent_files class method is a positive change:

  1. It separates the loading of intent files from other initialization tasks, improving code organization.
  2. It properly handles multiple languages, enhancing the system's internationalization capabilities.
  3. The use of IntentContainer for each language ensures efficient intent matching.

This refactoring contributes to better maintainability and scalability of the codebase.


Line range hint 160-171: LGTM: Improved register_ocp_intents method.

The register_ocp_intents method has been updated effectively:

  1. It now calls the new load_intent_files class method, improving code organization.
  2. The method continues to register all necessary intent handlers for OCP-related intents.

These changes contribute to better maintainability while preserving the method's core functionality.


Line range hint 173-175: LGTM: New update_player_proxy method enhances player state management.

The addition of the update_player_proxy method is a positive change:

  1. It provides a clear and dedicated way to update the OCP session state for a specific player.
  2. The method enhances the overall management of player states in the system.

This addition contributes to better organization and maintainability of player-related functionality.


Line range hint 339-371: LGTM: Improved match_medium method.

The match_medium method has been effectively refactored:

  1. Return type updated to Optional[IntentHandlerMatch], improving type safety.
  2. Use of IntentHandlerMatch aligns with the new class structure.
  3. Introduction of standardize_lang_tag enhances consistency in language handling.

These changes contribute to better maintainability, type safety, and consistency across the codebase.


Line range hint 372-401: LGTM: Refactored match_low method (formerly match_fallback).

The match_low method (previously match_fallback) has been effectively refactored:

  1. Method renamed to better reflect its role in the matching hierarchy.
  2. Return type updated to Optional[IntentHandlerMatch], improving type safety.
  3. Use of IntentHandlerMatch aligns with the new class structure.

These changes contribute to better consistency, maintainability, and clarity of the matching process in the codebase.


1037-1049: LGTM: New _get_closest_lang method enhances language handling.

The addition of the _get_closest_lang class method is a positive change:

  1. It uses the closest_match function to find the most appropriate language, enhancing multilingual support.
  2. The method includes a threshold check to ensure the match is sufficiently close.
  3. Returning None when no close match is found prevents potential issues with unsupported languages.

This method contributes to more robust and flexible language handling in the codebase.


1050-1052: LGTM: New shutdown method added.

The addition of the shutdown method is a positive change:

  1. It provides a clear mechanism for handling the shutdown process of the class.
  2. The use of default_shutdown() suggests it properly handles the removal of registered events.

This method enhances the overall lifecycle management of the class.


1054-1057: LGTM: Proper handling of deprecated mycroft_cps property.

The mycroft_cps property is appropriately handled:

  1. It's clearly marked as deprecated using the @property and log_deprecation decorators.
  2. A migration path is provided by returning a LegacyCommonPlay instance.
  3. The deprecation message suggests using MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline instead.

This approach allows for backwards compatibility while encouraging migration to the new API.


1059-1061: LGTM: Proper handling of deprecated match_fallback method.

The match_fallback method is appropriately handled:

  1. It's clearly marked as deprecated using the @deprecated decorator.
  2. The deprecation message clearly states that it has been renamed to match_low.
  3. It provides a seamless migration path by calling the new match_low method.

This approach ensures backwards compatibility while encouraging the use of the new method name.


1063-1070: LGTM: Proper handling of deprecated match_legacy method with updates.

The match_legacy method is appropriately handled and updated:

  1. It's clearly marked as deprecated using the @deprecated decorator.
  2. The deprecation message suggests using the MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline class directly.
  3. The return type has been updated to Optional[PipelineMatch], aligning with the new structure.
  4. It now uses MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline for matching, providing a bridge to the new implementation.

These changes ensure backwards compatibility while encouraging migration to the new API and maintaining consistency with the refactored codebase.


Line range hint 1073-1138: LGTM: New MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline class enhances legacy support.

The addition of the MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline class is a positive change:

  1. It provides a clear separation for handling legacy Mycroft CommonPlay skills.
  2. The class inherits from PipelineStageMatcher, integrating with the new pipeline structure.
  3. It uses OCPPipelineMatcher.load_intent_files(), maintaining consistency with the main pipeline.
  4. The match method includes a config check, allowing for explicit enabling of legacy support.

This class effectively encapsulates legacy functionality while providing a path for integration with the new system. It enhances maintainability by isolating legacy code and provides a clear migration path for users of the old API.


Line range hint 1-1138: Overall, significant improvements to code structure and functionality.

This refactoring represents a substantial enhancement to the codebase:

  1. The transition to ConfidenceMatcherPipeline and the introduction of MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline improve the overall architecture.
  2. Enhanced type hinting throughout the file improves type safety and code readability.
  3. The addition of new methods like _get_closest_lang and update_player_proxy enhances functionality and maintainability.
  4. Proper handling of deprecated methods provides a clear migration path for users of the old API.
  5. The use of dataclasses and improved language handling contribute to more robust and flexible code.

While there are a few minor issues (such as potential KeyErrors and an ambiguous variable name), these are easily addressable. The refactoring aligns with modern Python practices and significantly improves the maintainability and extensibility of the codebase.

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