refactor soundcard_autoconfigure to use functions for each card #4
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces substantial modifications to the soundcard configuration script by adding three new functions: Changes
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182-223: Refactor fallback soundcard setup for better maintainability.The function has deep nesting and handles multiple card types. Consider breaking it down into smaller, focused functions for each card type (USB, BCM, HDMI) to improve readability and maintainability.
Example refactor:
setup_usb_soundcard() { local usb_cards=$(aplay -l | grep "card" | grep -i "usb" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d':' -f1) if [ -n "$usb_cards" ]; then local card_count=$(echo "$usb_cards" | wc -l) if [ "$card_count" -gt 1 ]; then log_message "Warning: Multiple USB soundcards detected. Using the last detected card." fi local usb_card=$(echo "$usb_cards" | tail -n 1) set_alsa_defaults "$usb_card" return 0 fi return 1 } setup_bcm_soundcard() { local bcm_card=$(aplay -l | grep "card" | grep -i "$HEADPHONES_CARD_NAME" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d':' -f1 | head -n 1) if [ -n "$bcm_card" ]; then log_message "Onboard BCM soundcard detected." set_alsa_defaults "$bcm_card" return 0 fi return 1 } # ... similar functions for other card types setup_fallback_soundcard() { setup_usb_soundcard && return setup_other_soundcard && return setup_bcm_soundcard && return setup_hdmi_soundcard && return log_message "Error: No suitable soundcard detected." }
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144-179: Extract common card detection logic into a helper function.The soundcard setup functions share similar card detection and error handling logic. Consider extracting this into a helper function to reduce code duplication.
Example helper function:
setup_soundcard() { local card_name="$1" local card_description="$2" log_message "$card_description detected." if aplay -l | grep "$card_name"; then CARD_NUMBER=$(aplay -l | grep "$card_name" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d':' -f1) log_message "Detected CARD_NUMBER for $card_description: $CARD_NUMBER" set_alsa_defaults "$CARD_NUMBER" else log_message "Error: $card_description configured but 'aplay -l' could not detect '$card_name'" exit 1 fi } # Usage example: setup_wm8960_soundcard() { setup_soundcard "$RESPEAKER_2MIC" "Respeaker-2mic (wm8960)" }
236-237: Create tracking issues for unhandled card types.The TODO comment lists several unhandled card types (SJ201V6, SJ201V10, AIYVOICEBONNET, ADAFRUIT, RESPEAKER6, RESPEAKER4) without any tracking mechanism.
Would you like me to create GitHub issues to track the implementation of these card types? This will help ensure these improvements don't get lost and can be properly prioritized.
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225-251: Verify error handling and permissions.The script handles critical system configuration. Let's verify:
- Error handling when soundcards are missing or misconfigured
- Proper permissions for file operations
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Error handling and permissions are properly implemented
The script implements robust error handling and proper permission management:
- Uses strict error handling with
set -euo pipefail- Gracefully handles missing configuration
- Properly manages user permissions with
runuser- Includes comprehensive logging
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#!/bin/bash # Check if the script has proper permissions ls -l soundcard_autoconfigure # Check if the script handles missing configuration gracefully # 1. Test with missing i2c_platform file if [ -f /etc/OpenVoiceOS/i2c_platform ]; then mv /etc/OpenVoiceOS/i2c_platform /etc/OpenVoiceOS/i2c_platform.bak fi ./soundcard_autoconfigure # 2. Check error handling for file operations # Look for proper error handling around file operations rg -A 2 "echo.*>" soundcard_autoconfigure rg "set -" soundcard_autoconfigure # 3. Check for proper user permission handling rg "runuser|sudo" soundcard_autoconfigureLength of output: 855
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14-15:⚠️ Potential issueFix bash variable assignment syntax.
The space around
=in the RESPEAKER_2MIC variable assignment will cause a syntax error in bash.-RESPEAKER_2MIC = "wm8960-soundcard" +RESPEAKER_2MIC="wm8960-soundcard"
168-180:⚠️ Potential issueFix incorrect card name variable in GoogleVoiceKit detection.
The code is using
MK1_CARD_NAMEinstead ofGOOGLE_VOICEKIT_V1for card detection, which will cause incorrect card configuration.- CARD_NUMBER=$(aplay -l | grep "$MK1_CARD_NAME" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d':' -f1) + CARD_NUMBER=$(aplay -l | grep "$GOOGLE_VOICEKIT_V1" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d':' -f1)
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182-223: Consider breaking down the fallback function for better maintainability.While the implementation is correct, the function is quite long and handles multiple responsibilities. Consider extracting the detection logic for each card type (USB, BCM, HDMI) into separate functions.
Example structure:
detect_usb_card() { # USB card detection logic } detect_bcm_card() { # BCM card detection logic } detect_hdmi_card() { # HDMI card detection logic } setup_fallback_soundcard() { if card=$(detect_usb_card); then set_alsa_defaults "$card" elif card=$(detect_bcm_card); then set_alsa_defaults "$card" elif card=$(detect_hdmi_card); then set_alsa_defaults "$card" else log_message "Error: No suitable soundcard detected." fi }
235-251: LGTM! Clean implementation of card type handling.The case statement provides a clear and maintainable way to handle different card types. The TODO comment properly documents the unhandled cases.
Consider creating an issue to track the implementation of the unhandled card types mentioned in the TODO comment:
- SJ201V6
- SJ201V10
- AIYVOICEBONNET
- ADAFRUIT
- RESPEAKER6
- RESPEAKER4
Would you like me to create an issue to track the implementation of these card types?
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144-154: LGTM! Clean implementation of Respeaker-2mic detection.The function has good error handling and logging.
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156-166: LGTM! Clean implementation of Mark 1 detection.The function follows the same pattern as other card detection functions with proper error handling.
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15-15:⚠️ Potential issueFix bash variable assignment syntax.
The space around
=in the variable assignment will cause a syntax error in bash.-RESPEAKER_2MIC = "wm8960-soundcard" +RESPEAKER_2MIC="wm8960-soundcard"
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182-230: Consider breaking down the fallback soundcard setup into smaller functions.The function handles multiple card types and scenarios, making it complex. Consider extracting the detection logic for each card type (USB, non-BCM, BCM, HDMI) into separate functions for better maintainability.
Example structure:
detect_usb_card() { # USB card detection logic } detect_other_card() { # Non-BCM card detection logic } detect_bcm_card() { # BCM card detection logic } detect_hdmi_card() { # HDMI card detection logic } setup_fallback_soundcard() { local card="" card=$(detect_usb_card) [ -n "$card" ] && set_alsa_defaults "$card" && return card=$(detect_other_card) [ -n "$card" ] && set_alsa_defaults "$card" && return card=$(detect_bcm_card) [ -n "$card" ] && set_alsa_defaults "$card" && return card=$(detect_hdmi_card) [ -n "$card" ] && set_alsa_defaults "$card" && return log_message "Error: No suitable soundcard detected." }
168-171: Add function documentation for future implementation.Since this is a placeholder for future implementation, consider adding function documentation to guide the implementation:
+# Function to setup Google Voice Kit v1 soundcard +# This is a placeholder for future implementation. +# TODO: +# 1. Implement detection by checking boot/config.txt for enabled overlay +# 2. Add support in ovos-i2csound for automatic detection +# +# Returns: +# 0 on success, 1 on failure setup_googlevoicekitv1_soundcard() {
242-244: Consider creating issues to track unhandled platforms.The TODO comment lists several unhandled platforms. Consider creating separate issues to track the implementation of each platform:
- SJ201V6
- SJ201V10
- AIYVOICEBONNET
- ADAFRUIT
- RESPEAKER6
- RESPEAKER4
Would you like me to help create these issues to track the implementation of each platform?
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245-258: Well-structured platform handling implementation.The case statement provides a clean and maintainable way to handle different platforms. The fallback case ensures all scenarios are handled appropriately.
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144-258: Verify usage of all new functions.Let's verify that all the new functions are being called from the case statement.
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setup_googlevoicekitv1_soundcardfunction is intentionally defined as a placeholderThe function is documented as a placeholder for future implementation when ovos-i2csound adds support for detecting GoogleVoiceKit devices. This is consistent with the TODO comment in the case statement.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if all defined functions are used in the case statement # Get all function definitions echo "Defined functions:" grep -n "^[[:space:]]*[[:alnum:]_]\+()[[:space:]]*{" soundcard_autoconfigure echo -e "\nFunction calls in case statement:" # Get the case statement block and check for function calls sed -n '/^case/,/^esac/p' soundcard_autoconfigure | grep -n "setup_.*_soundcard"Length of output: 665
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