How to update the packages?
See original GitHub issueHow can I test my packages?
I am trying to add some modules in the Existing package. I have added the quotes module in the leon package.
I added this in leon/data/expressions/en.json
"quote": [
"Tell me a Quote",
"Give me a Quote",
]
Then I have updated the below in ` leon/data/expressions/en.json
"quote":{
"quotes":
[
"Design is the silent ambassador of your brand. ",
"If there is one word I’d like to remove from any conversation about design, it’s “pretty.",
]
}
Then I create a new python file named quote.py
. Please see the below code.
import utils
def quote(string):
"""Leon says some quote"""
return utils.output('end', 'quotes', utils.translate('quotes'))
I also created a new test python file in the test folder.
But it seems it breaks leon. Wheneve I ask question it gives reply as “Sorry, I don’t work correctly!”
How can I test the modules? Do I need to add anything else?
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Yes, I Built. I figured out the issue. The Issue is with the JSON file. Thanks for your time @louistiti 😃
Hello @menporulporiayalan,
First of all, thanks for contributing by creating a Leon’s module.
It’s normal you have these errors as you are using Python 2.7 outside of Docker. Try to do a
docker logs -f <CONTAINER>
, with the ID of your running container, that will show you a log in real time.