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Read Aloud removed Markdown tables with no spoken trace (#86602). Speak the header row in their place ("Model, Price.") and keep skipping the body rows, so the listener hears that a table is on screen and what it compares without cell-by-cell data. The header is the reply's own text, so it is always in the voice's language; a localized "table omitted" notice would follow the UI locale instead and reintroduce the mismatch when the two differ. A table whose header cells are all empty stays silent. Also keep the sentence punctuation after an inline MEDIA: token on both the desktop and backend paths ("see MEDIA:/x.py. Then" no longer loses its full stop), per review on #89367.
84 lines
3.4 KiB
Python
84 lines
3.4 KiB
Python
from gateway.config import Platform, PlatformConfig
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from gateway.platforms.base import BasePlatformAdapter
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from tools.tts_text_normalize import prepare_spoken_text
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class _DummyAdapter(BasePlatformAdapter):
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def __init__(self):
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super().__init__(PlatformConfig(enabled=True, token="test"), Platform.TELEGRAM)
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async def connect(self):
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return True
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async def disconnect(self):
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pass
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async def send(self, chat_id, content, **kwargs):
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raise AssertionError("not used")
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async def get_chat_info(self, chat_id):
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return {"id": chat_id, "type": "dm"}
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def test_prepare_spoken_text_expands_celsius_and_weather_units():
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raw = """## Christchurch today\n\n- **Now:** about **14°C**, feels like **14°C**\n- **Wind:** 9 km/h\n- **Rain:** 1.3 mm\n- **Range:** 11\u201317°C\n"""
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spoken = prepare_spoken_text(raw)
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assert "##" not in spoken
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assert "**" not in spoken
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assert "14 degrees Celsius" in spoken
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assert "11 to 17 degrees Celsius" in spoken
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assert "9 kilometres per hour" in spoken
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assert "1.3 millimetres" in spoken
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assert "°C" not in spoken
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assert "km/h" not in spoken
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def test_prepare_spoken_text_polish_edge_cases():
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# Heading folds into the next sentence as a lead-in, not a bare label.
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assert prepare_spoken_text("## Weather\nIt will be sunny") == "Weather, It will be sunny."
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# Bare degree unit (no leading number) still expands.
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assert "degrees Celsius" in prepare_spoken_text("measured in °C")
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# Trailing comma is not swallowed into the amount.
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assert "300 US dollars" in prepare_spoken_text("US$300, next")
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# Real numeric rates expand, but and/or, N/A, IDs and dates are left intact.
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assert "5 dollars per month" in prepare_spoken_text("$5/month")
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assert "and/or" in prepare_spoken_text("choose and/or option")
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assert "N/A" in prepare_spoken_text("status N/A here")
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assert "2026/06/02" in prepare_spoken_text("due 2026/06/02 ok")
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def test_prepare_spoken_text_strips_media_file_links():
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# "Open inference-server-shopping-list.xlsx" style tokens must never reach
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# the voice: hyphenated slugs + odd extensions make TTS loop ("eeeeee").
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raw = "The files are below.\nMEDIA:/Users/ricardo.mendes/Documents/inference-server-shopping-list.xlsx\nBye."
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spoken = prepare_spoken_text(raw)
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assert "MEDIA" not in spoken
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assert "shopping-list" not in spoken
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assert "xlsx" not in spoken
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assert "below" in spoken
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assert "Bye" in spoken
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def test_prepare_spoken_text_keeps_sentence_break_after_inline_media_link():
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spoken = prepare_spoken_text("See MEDIA:/tmp/report-2026-q3.xlsx. Then reply.")
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assert "report" not in spoken
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assert spoken == "See. Then reply."
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def test_prepare_spoken_text_closes_trailing_colons():
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# "the regex list:" + a now-removed raw token would leave the voice hanging
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# on an open colon-pause (the "aaaa" stutter). Close it with a period.
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spoken = prepare_spoken_text("Here is the list:\nMEDIA:/tmp/x.py\nMore text")
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assert "list:" not in spoken
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assert "list." in spoken
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def test_prepare_spoken_text_closes_colon_on_single_line():
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# Multi-line text gets colons closed per line; single-line text reaches the
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# end-of-text rule instead.
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assert prepare_spoken_text("Here is the list:") == "Here is the list."
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# ...but a digit-preceded colon is a ratio and must stay intact.
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assert prepare_spoken_text("Final score 3:2") == "Final score 3:2"
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