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from flask import Blueprint, request, jsonify
from models import User, WebsiteInfo, FAQ, APIKey, EcommerceIntegration
from extensions import db
wp_blueprint = Blueprint('wp', __name__)
@wp_blueprint.route('/wp_chat', methods=['POST'])
def wp_chat():
data = request.json
message = data.get('message')
user_id = data.get('user_id')
api_key = data.get('api_key')
# Validate API key
api_key_obj = APIKey.query.filter_by(key=api_key).first()
if not api_key_obj:
return jsonify({'error': 'Invalid API key'}), 401
# Process the message
response = process_wp_chatbot_message(message, user_id, api_key)
return jsonify({'response': response})
def process_wp_chatbot_message(message, user_id, api_key):
# Load WordPress and WooCommerce specific context
wp_context = load_wp_context(user_id)
# Determine intent
intent = determine_wp_intent(message)
if intent == 'woocommerce_query':
return handle_woocommerce_query(message, user_id, wp_context)
elif intent == 'wordpress_query':
return handle_wordpress_query(message, user_id, wp_context)
else:
return generate_wp_ai_response(message, wp_context, api_key)
def load_wp_context(user_id):
# Load user-specific WordPress and WooCommerce context
user = User.query.get(user_id)
website_info = WebsiteInfo.query.filter_by(user_id=user_id).first()
faq_items = FAQ.query.filter_by(user_id=user_id).order_by(FAQ.order).all()
context = {
"website_name": website_info.name if website_info else "",
"website_description": website_info.description if website_info else "",
"website_features": website_info.features.split(',') if website_info and website_info.features else [],
"faq": [{"question": faq.question, "answer": faq.answer} for faq in faq_items],
"woocommerce_enabled": check_woocommerce_enabled(user_id),
}
return context
def determine_wp_intent(message):
# Implement intent determination logic for WordPress and WooCommerce
woocommerce_keywords = ['product', 'order', 'cart', 'checkout', 'payment', 'shipping']
wordpress_keywords = ['post', 'page', 'theme', 'plugin', 'user', 'comment']
message = message.lower()
if any(keyword in message for keyword in woocommerce_keywords):
return 'woocommerce_query'
elif any(keyword in message for keyword in wordpress_keywords):
return 'wordpress_query'
else:
return 'general_query'
def handle_woocommerce_query(message, user_id, context):
# Implement WooCommerce-specific query handling
if 'order status' in message.lower():
return get_order_status(user_id, message)
elif 'product' in message.lower():
return get_product_info(user_id, message)
elif 'cart' in message.lower():
return get_cart_info(user_id)
else:
return "I understand you're asking about WooCommerce. Can you please provide more details about your query?"
def handle_wordpress_query(message, user_id, context):
# Implement WordPress-specific query handling
if 'post' in message.lower():
return get_post_info(user_id, message)
elif 'page' in message.lower():
return get_page_info(user_id, message)
elif 'plugin' in message.lower():
return get_plugin_info(user_id, message)
else:
return "I understand you're asking about WordPress. Can you please provide more details about your query?"
def generate_wp_ai_response(message, context, api_key):
# Use AI model to generate a response based on WordPress and WooCommerce context
prompt = f"""
WordPress site: {context['website_name']}
Description: {context['website_description']}
Features: {', '.join(context['website_features'])}
WooCommerce: {'enabled' if context['woocommerce_enabled'] else 'not enabled'}
FAQ: {' '.join([f"Q: {faq['question']} A: {faq['answer']}" for faq in context['faq']])}
Query: {message}
Provide a concise, helpful response:
"""
# Use your AI model (e.g., GPT-3) to generate a response
response = generate_ai_response(prompt, api_key)
return response
# Implement these functions based on your WooCommerce integration
def get_order_status(user_id, message):
# Extract order number and fetch status from WooCommerce
pass
def get_product_info(user_id, message):
# Extract product name/ID and fetch info from WooCommerce
pass
def get_cart_info(user_id):
# Fetch current cart info for the user
pass
# Implement these functions based on your WordPress integration
def get_post_info(user_id, message):
# Extract post title/ID and fetch info from WordPress
pass
def get_page_info(user_id, message):
# Extract page title/ID and fetch info from WordPress
pass
def get_plugin_info(user_id, message):
# Extract plugin name and fetch info from WordPress
pass
def check_woocommerce_enabled(user_id):
# Check if WooCommerce is enabled for the user's WordPress site
pass
@wp_blueprint.route('/fine_tune_wp_woo', methods=['POST'])
def fine_tune_wp_woo():
data = request.json
api_key = data.get('api_key')
if not api_key:
return jsonify({'error': 'API key is required'}), 400
result = fine_tune_wp_woo_model(api_key)
return jsonify({'message': result}), 200
def fine_tune_wp_woo_model(api_key):
# This function would use the wp_woo_finetuning_data to fine-tune your AI model
# The implementation depends on your specific AI model and fine-tuning process
# Here's a placeholder implementation:
model = load_base_model(api_key)
for item in wp_woo_finetuning_data:
model.train(input=item['input'], expected_output=item['output'])
save_fine_tuned_model(model, api_key)
return "Model fine-tuned successfully for WordPress and WooCommerce customer support queries."
# Add other necessary functions and wp_woo_finetuning_data here