def __init__(self):
self.context = {}
self.option_dict = {}
self.intents = []
self.entities = []
self.recipe_options = []
self.database_cursor = None
# Reset enviroment variables
self.context['search_recipe'] = False
self.context['image_recipe'] = False
self.context['suggest_dish'] = False
self.context['yum_sugest'] = False
self.context['summary'] = False
self.context['option'] = None
self.context['cuisine_type'] = None
self.context['ingredients'] = None
self.context['intolerances'] = None
self.context['dish'] = None
self.context['counter'] = 0
self.context['insult_counter'] = 0
# Services initialization
# Slack client instance
self.slack_client = SlackClient(SLACK_BOT_TOKEN)
# Watson Conversation sevice instance
self.conversation = Conversation(version = CONVERSATION_VERSION,
username = CONVERSATION_USERNAME,
password = CONVERSATION_PASSWORD,
url = CONVERSATION_URL)
# Watson Visual Recognition service instance
self.visual_recognition = VisualRecognition(version=VISUAL_RECOGNITION_VERSION,
url=VISUAL_RECOGNITION_URL,
api_key=VISUAL_RECOGNITION_KEY)
# Database connection
self.database_connection(DB_STRING_CONNECTION)
def __init__(self):
# Loads all the required data from the AppSettings.json file.
app_setting_directory = '../../Data/AppSettings/AppSettings.json'
csv_directory = '../../Data/CSVFiles/MainCSV.csv'
self.readTheCSV = theCSV.ReaderCSV(csv_directory).final_csv_data
self.readTheJSON = theJSON.ReaderJSON(app_setting_directory).final_json_data
self.theUserName = self.readTheJSON['username']
self.thePassword = self.readTheJSON['password']
self.theVersion = self.readTheJSON['version']
self.theWorkspaceID = self.readTheJSON['workspace_id']
# Creates a new instance of the Conversation V1 object.
self.theConversation = Conversation(username=self.theUserName, password=self.thePassword,
version=self.theVersion)
# We initialize all necessary objects to be able to assemble the initial workspace.
self.workspace_id = self.theWorkspaceID
self.workspaces = Workspace.Workspace(self.theUserName, self.thePassword, self.theVersion)
self.dialog_nodes = Dialog.Dialog(self.theUserName, self.thePassword, self.theVersion)
self.entities = Entity.Entity(self.theUserName, self.thePassword, self.theVersion)
self.synonyms = Synonym.Synonym(self.theUserName, self.thePassword, self.theVersion)
self.values = Value.Value(self.theUserName, self.thePassword, self.theVersion)
self.intents = Intent.Intent(self.theUserName, self.thePassword, self.theVersion)
self.examples = Example.Example(self.theUserName, self.thePassword, self.theVersion)
def __init__(self, username=None, password=None, version=None):
self.conversation = Conversation(username=username,
password=password,
version=version)
import re
import json
import logging
from channels import Group
from channels.sessions import channel_session
from .models import Room
from watson_developer_cloud import ConversationV1 as Conversation
from .watson import send_message_to_watson
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
conversation = Conversation(
version='2017-04-21',
username='******',
password='******'
)
@channel_session
def ws_connect(message):
# Extract the room from the message. This expects message.path to be of the
# form /chat/{label}/, and finds a Room if the message path is applicable,
# and if the Room exists. Otherwise, bails (meaning this is a some othersort
# of websocket). So, this is effectively a version of _get_object_or_404.
try:
prefix, label = message['path'].decode('ascii').strip('/').split('/')
if prefix != 'chat':
log.debug('invalid ws path=%s', message['path'])
return
room = Room.objects.get(label=label)
except ValueError: