Moved command configuration to options.json

It makes sense to put all the configuration in one place, no?

README.md

@@ -18,20 +18,19 @@ but adds a lot of features that go beyond the original purpose of Blather.
 
 ## Usage
 
-1. Move commands.tmp to ~/.config/kaylee/commands.conf and fill the file with
-sentences and commands to run
+1. Move options.json.tmp to ~/.config/kaylee/options.json and fill the
+   "commands" section of the file with sentences to speak and commands to run.
 2. Run kaylee.py.  This will generate ~/.local/share/kaylee/sentences.corpus
-based on sentences in the 'commands' file, then use the [Sphinx Knowledge Base
-Tool](http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/tools/lmtool.html) to create and save a new
-language model and dictionary.
+   based on sentences in the "commands" section of options.json, then use the
+   [Sphinx Knowledge Base Tool](http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/tools/lmtool.html)
+   to create and save a new language model and dictionary.
     * For GTK UI, run kaylee.py -i g
     * To start a UI in 'continuous' listen mode, use the -c flag
     * To use a microphone other than the system default, use the -m flag
-3. Start talking
+3. Start talking!
 
-**Note:** to start Kaylee without needing to enter command line options all the
-time, copy options.json.tmp to ~/.config/kaylee/options.json and edit
-accordingly.
+**Note:** default values for command-line arguments may be specified in the
+options.json file.
 
 ### Examples
 
@@ -41,15 +40,8 @@ accordingly.
 * To run Kaylee with no UI and using a USB microphone recognized as device 2:
   `./kaylee.py -m 2`
 
-* To have Kaylee pass the matched sentence to the executed command:
-  `./kaylee.py -p`
-
-  **Explanation:** if the commands.conf contains the line:
-
-        good morning world: example_command.sh
-
-  Then three arguments, 'good', 'morning', and 'world', would get passed to
-  example_command.sh as `example_command.sh good morning world`.
+* To have Kaylee pass each word of the matched sentence as a separate argument
+  to the executed command: `./kaylee.py -p`
 
 * To run a command when a valid sentence has been detected:
   `./kaylee.py --valid-sentence-command=/path/to/command`

commands.tmp

@@ -1,7 +0,0 @@
-# commands are pars of the form:
-#     KEY: VALUE
-# KEY is the sentence to listen for
-# VALUE is the command to run when the key is spoken
-
-hello world: echo "hello world"
-start a %d minute timer: (echo {0} minute timer started && sleep {0}m && echo {0} minute timer ended) &

kaylee.py

@@ -33,12 +33,13 @@ class Kaylee:
         # Load configuration
         self.config = Config()
         self.options = vars(self.config.options)
+        self.commands = self.options['commands']
 
         # Create number parser for later use
         self.number_parser = NumberParser()
 
-        # Read the commands
-        self.read_commands()
+        # Create the strings file
+        self.create_strings_file()
 
         if self.options['interface']:
             if self.options['interface'] == "g":
@@ -71,19 +72,12 @@ class Kaylee:
         self.recognizer = Recognizer(self.config)
         self.recognizer.connect('finished', self.recognizer_finished)
 
-    def read_commands(self):
-        # Read the commands file
-        file_lines = open(self.config.command_file)
+    def create_strings_file(self):
+        # Open the strings file
         strings = open(self.config.strings_file, "w")
-        for line in file_lines:
-            # Trim the white spaces
-            line = line.strip()
-            # If the line has length and the first char isn't a hash
-            if len(line) and line[0] != "#":
-                # This is a parsible line
-                (key, value) = line.split(":", 1)
-                self.commands[key.strip().lower()] = value.strip()
-                strings.write(key.strip().replace('%d', '') + "\n")
+        # Add command words to the corpus
+        for voice_cmd in sorted(self.commands.keys()):
+            strings.write(voice_cmd.strip().replace('%d', '') + "\n")
         # Add number words to the corpus
         for word in self.number_parser.number_words:
             strings.write(word + "\n")

options.json.tmp

@@ -1,4 +1,8 @@
 {
+    "commands": {
+        "hello world": "echo \"hello world\"",
+        "start a %d minute timer": "(echo {0} minute timer started && sleep {0}m && echo {0} minute timer ended) &"
+    },
     "continuous": false,
     "history": null,
     "microphone": null,