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[DE] Add intent for adding items to shopping list #2397

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@Lesekater Lesekater commented Sep 25, 2024

Added a intent to add items to shopping lists.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new intent for removing items from a shopping list, enhancing user interaction.
    • Added personalized response templates in German to confirm item removal.
    • Included various sentence structures in German to support user requests for item removal.
  • Tests

    • Implemented test cases to ensure accurate recognition of removal requests for specific items.

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A new intent, HassShoppingListRemoveItem, has been introduced to facilitate the removal of items from a shopping list. This intent includes a required slot for specifying the item to be removed. Corresponding response templates and sentence structures have been created in German to support user interactions. Additionally, test cases have been established to ensure the intent correctly recognizes various phrasing options for removing items from the shopping list.

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File Path Change Summary
intents.yaml Added new intent HassShoppingListRemoveItem for removing items from a shopping list.
responses/de/HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml Introduced response template for HassShoppingListRemoveItem indicating an item has been removed.
sentences/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml Defined sentence structures for the HassShoppingListRemoveItem intent in German.
tests/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml Added test sentences for the HassShoppingListRemoveItem intent, focused on removing "Milch".

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
sentences/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml (2)

3-10: LGTM: Intent definition and sentences are well-structured.

The HassShoppingListRemoveItem intent is well-defined with a comprehensive set of sentence structures for removing items from a shopping list in German. The use of optional verb endings (e.g., "entfern[e]") is a good practice for handling both formal and informal forms of address.

Consider adding a sentence structure that uses the accusative case, such as:

- "(entfern[e]|streich[e]|nehm[e]|nimm) <item> (von|aus) <meine_liste_akkusativ>"

This would provide more flexibility in sentence construction.


11-14: LGTM: Expansion rules are well-defined, but accusative case is unused.

The expansion rules for list names in both dative and accusative cases are well-defined, providing flexibility in referring to the shopping list. The item placeholder correctly references a shopping list item.

The accusative case expansion rule (meine_liste_akkusativ) is defined but not used in the current sentence structures. To make use of this rule, consider adding a sentence structure that uses the accusative case, as suggested in the previous comment. Alternatively, if the accusative case is not needed, you could remove the unused expansion rule to keep the file concise.

tests/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml (2)

19-22: Intent definition is correct, but there's an extra space in the slot value.

The intent name "HassShoppingListRemoveItem" accurately reflects the action of removing an item from a shopping list. The slot "item" is correctly defined.

However, there's an extra space after "milch" in the slot value. This might cause issues in intent matching or item processing.

Consider removing the extra space:

-        item: "milch "
+        item: "milch"

23-23: Response is correct but could be more generic.

The response "milch entfernt" correctly confirms the removal of the item in German. However, it's specifically tailored to "milch" (milk) and might not be suitable for other items.

Consider making the response more generic to accommodate any item. For example:

response: "{item} entfernt"

This way, the response will dynamically include the name of the removed item.

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  • intents.yaml (1 hunks)
  • responses/de/HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml (1 hunks)
  • sentences/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml (1 hunks)
  • tests/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml (1 hunks)
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sentences/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml (2)

1-2: LGTM: File structure and language declaration are correct.

The file correctly declares German (de) as the language and follows the expected YAML structure for intent definitions.


1-14: Overall, excellent implementation with minor suggestions for improvement.

This YAML file successfully defines the HassShoppingListRemoveItem intent for German language users, providing a comprehensive set of sentence structures for removing items from a shopping list. The implementation is well-structured and follows best practices for intent definition.

To further improve the file:

  1. Consider adding a sentence structure that uses the accusative case to make use of the meine_liste_akkusativ expansion rule.
  2. If the accusative case is not needed, consider removing the unused expansion rule to keep the file concise.

These minor adjustments would enhance the consistency and efficiency of the intent definition.

tests/de/shopping_list_HassShoppingListRemoveItem.yaml (1)

1-1: LGTM: Language specification is correct.

The language is correctly specified as "de" for German, which matches the content of the test sentences.

intents.yaml (3)

265-273: LGTM: New intent structure is well-defined and consistent.

The new HassShoppingListRemoveItem intent is well-structured and consistent with other intents in the file. It correctly defines the necessary properties and a required slot for removing an item from the shopping list.


265-273: Verify intent purpose: Removing vs. Adding items

The PR objectives mention adding an intent for adding items to shopping lists, but this new intent is for removing items. Please clarify if this is intentional or if an additional intent for adding items should be included.


265-273: Good: Consistent with existing shopping list intent and completes the set of operations

The new HassShoppingListRemoveItem intent is consistent with the existing HassShoppingListAddItem intent. Together, they provide a complete set of operations for managing shopping list items (adding and removing), which enhances the functionality of the shopping list feature.

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