fix: usage_of_deprecated_method

[JarbasAl]

self.translate has been deprecated for a while and remove from ovos-workshop base class

similar to OpenVoiceOS/skill-ovos-date-time#56

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced alert handling functionality for improved user interaction.
  • Alerts are now confirmed and displayed more consistently.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted logic for displaying alerts based on alert type to ensure accurate dialog representation.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily focus on the AlertSkill class within the __init__.py file. Modifications involve the handle_list_all_alerts method, which now employs self.resources.render_dialog for rendering alert-related dialog strings instead of the previous method, self.translate. This adjustment affects how alerts, including repeating and timer alerts, are displayed to users, ensuring a consistent presentation of alert information.

Changes

File	Change Summary
__init__.py	Modified AlertSkill class's handle_list_all_alerts method to use self.resources.render_dialog for alert rendering. Adjusted internal logic for consistent dialog display based on alert type.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)

__init__.py (2)

699-706: Consider refactoring dialog construction for better maintainability.

The current approach of building dialog messages through string concatenation could be refactored into a dedicated method. This would improve readability and make the code more maintainable.

Consider this approach:

-                if data["name"]:
-                    dialog = f"{data['name']} -"
-                if "repeat" in data:
-                    dialog = f"{dialog} {self.resources.render_dialog('repeating_every', data)}"
-                if alert_type == AlertType.TIMER:
-                    dialog = f"{dialog} {self.resources.render_dialog('in_time', data)}\n"
-                else:
-                    dialog = f"{dialog} {self.resources.render_dialog('at_time', data)}\n"
+                dialog = self._build_alert_dialog(data, alert_type)

And add a new method:

def _build_alert_dialog(self, data: dict, alert_type: AlertType) -> str:
    """Build the dialog string for an alert."""
    parts = []
    if data["name"]:
        parts.append(f"{data['name']} -")
    if "repeat" in data:
        parts.append(self.resources.render_dialog('repeating_every', data))
    
    time_dialog = 'in_time' if alert_type == AlertType.TIMER else 'at_time'
    parts.append(self.resources.render_dialog(time_dialog, data))
    
    return " ".join(parts) + "\n"

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Line range hint 673-707: Consider breaking down the method for better maintainability.

The handle_list_all_alerts method handles multiple responsibilities and contains nested loops and conditions. Consider breaking it down into smaller, focused methods to improve readability and maintainability.

Suggested structure:

1. Split alert filtering and grouping into a separate method
2. Create dedicated methods for handling different alert types
3. Move dialog construction logic to a separate method (as suggested earlier)

This would make the code more modular and easier to test and maintain.

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__init__.py (1)

701-705: LGTM! Successfully migrated from deprecated translate method.

The changes correctly replace the deprecated self.translate method with self.resources.render_dialog for rendering dialog strings, maintaining the same functionality while using the recommended API.