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An experimental library that can be used to determine actions to issue from natural language
This is an experimental library that can be used to determine actions to issue from natural language., (*1)
{
"require": {
"owlycode/thematic-speech": "dev-master"
}
}
<?php
use OwlyCode\ThematicSpeech\ThematicSpeech;
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
$speech = new ThematicSpeech();
$speech->registerThematics([
'light' => ['light', 'lightbulb'],
'on' => ['on', 'power', 'start'],
'off' => ['off', 'cut', 'shutdown'],
]);
$speech->register(['light', 'on'], [], function () {
echo "Light turned on.\n";
});
$speech->register(['light', 'off'], [], function () {
echo "Light turned off.\n";
});
$speech->process('Switch on the light please');
$speech->process('Now, switch off the light');
$speech->process('Power the lightbulb');
$speech->process('Cut the light');
This should produce an output like this :, (*2)
Light turned on. Light turned off. Light turned on. Light turned off.
You can gather some dynamic values from sentences by using argument patterns :, (*3)
<?php
use OwlyCode\ThematicSpeech\Parser\ArgumentCollection;
use OwlyCode\ThematicSpeech\Parser\ArgumentPattern;
use OwlyCode\ThematicSpeech\ThematicSpeech;
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
$speech = new ThematicSpeech();
// Each integers found in sentences will be considered as identifiers.
$identifierPattern = new ArgumentPattern('identifier', '/(\d+)/');
$speech->registerThematics([
'light' => ['light', 'lightbulb'],
'on' => ['on', 'power', 'start'],
'off' => ['off', 'cut', 'shutdown'],
]);
$speech->register(['light', 'on'], [$identifierPattern], function (ArgumentCollection $arguments) {
if (!$arguments->hasOfType('identifier', 1)) { // Checks we've got at least one identifier.
echo sprintf('You must provide at least one light identifier.');
} else {
$poweredLights = $arguments->getOfType('identifier');
$text = implode(', ', array_map(function ($id) {
return sprintf('"%s"', $id->getValue());
}, $poweredLights));
echo sprintf("Light(s) %s turned on.\n", $text);
}
});
$speech->process('Switch on the light 1, 2 and 3 please');
$speech->process('Turn on the light');
This should produce an output like this :, (*4)
Light(s) "1", "2", "3" turned on. You must provide at least one light identifier.