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@Simpcyclassy Simpcyclassy marked this pull request as ready for review July 21, 2020 11:09
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for (const id in metadata.pageNames) {
const item = metadata.pageNames[id];
for (const name of item.names) {
namedPages.push(name);
}
}

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I understand I need to create a new Alternative here can I get a bit more clarity on that @ianb

return pageNames;
}

export async function registerPageName(name, { url }) {
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I assume this is the function where I am to save the pageNames to the entityTypes, it's not clear to me how the services communicate

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Yes, this should call a new function in entityTypes.js

name: namedPages,
lang: languageNames(),
smallNumber: English.numberNames,
});
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convertEntities does its own thing. It might actually be OK, but then if you look at entityTypes.name (it would be better to call it .pageName) you'll see it is an instance of Alternatives.

A good approach here is to use things like console.log(entityTypes.name) to see what's what.

But to add a new thing to the entity you'd do something like:

export function addPageName(name) {
  entityTypes.pageNames.alternatives.push(makeWordMatcher(name));
}

(Note makeWordMatcher isn't exported at the moment, but could be)

return pageNames;
}

export async function registerPageName(name, { url }) {
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Yes, this should call a new function in entityTypes.js

const query = context.slots.query.toLowerCase();
const result = await browser.storage.sync.get("pageNames");
const pageNames = result.pageNames;
const name = context.slots.name.toLowerCase();
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I don't think these changes to navigation.js are necessary or related to the rest of the changes

const creationDate = Date.now();
const result = await browser.storage.sync.get("pageNames");
pageNames = result.pageNames || {};
pageNames = getRegisteredPageName() || {};
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We probably won't need this any longer. Instead we can create a new intent that just matches the phrase:

[name:pageName]

And the new intent should look up and open the page.

const creationDate = Date.now();
const result = await browser.storage.sync.get("pageNames");
pageNames = result.pageNames || {};
const pageNames = getRegisteredPageName() || {};
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Missing await?

@Simpcyclassy Simpcyclassy requested a review from ianb August 6, 2020 13:04
async run(context) {
const name = context.slots.name;
await intentRunner.getRegisteredPageName(name);
const pageNames = await intentRunner.getRegisteredPageName(name);
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Here getRegisteredPageName() is used with an argument, but the function as defined doesn't take any arguments.

Really there's a confusion here, as getRegisteredPageName() is also used elsewhere without an argument (in registerPageName()). But in that case it's being used incorrectly.

Be sure when you are changing a function that you look for everywhere where the function is used, to make sure you are changing it in a way that's compatible with how it's being used.

@andrenatal andrenatal force-pushed the master branch 3 times, most recently from 7ad02c2 to 0ec2a05 Compare January 29, 2021 01:57
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