ConversationBase, Email Memory example updates #19
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Some things left for next time. Merging now because I want it.
| self.conversation = await load_or_create_email_index( | ||
| str(self.db_path), create_new | ||
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| self.index_log = load_index_log(str(self.db_path), create_new) |
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I take it this holds a persistent, mutable mapping of email IDs to booleans? (Or rather a set of email IDs that have been indexed.)
| self.conversation = await load_or_create_email_index( | ||
| str(self.db_path), create_new=True | ||
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| await self.load_conversation(self.db_name, create_new=True) |
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So restart is now a synonym for load?
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| db_path = str(base_path.joinpath("pyEmails.db")) | ||
| default_db = "gmail.db" # "pyEmails.db" |
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Why not email.db. :-)
| await conversation.add_messages_with_indexing([email]) | ||
| context.log_indexed(email_id) |
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Yeah, so these two aren't transactional (because the second doesn't use SQLite3) and in theory the first could succeed and the second could fail. Not sure what to do about it other than adding an extra column to the messages table for the email_ID. :-(
| from .email_message import EmailMessage, EmailMessageMeta | ||
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Eventually this file and these functions need to switch to 'ingest'
| # Load synonyms from a file and add them as aliases | ||
| async def _add_synonyms_file_as_aliases( | ||
| conversation: IConversation, file_name: str | ||
| conversation: ConversationBase, file_name: str, clean: bool |
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Rename clean -> clear
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