Currently, the generate() function in our contributed Drupal module does not allow for the use of custom prompts. It always relies on the prompt stored in the configuration file, which limits its flexibility when other parts of the code need to supply custom AI prompts.
We need to update the function so that it accepts an optional custom_prompt parameter. When a custom prompt is provided, it should override the configured prompt; otherwise, the module should continue using the prompt defined in the configuration.
generate() function without providing a custom prompt. Modify the generate() function to include a new optional parameter $custom_prompt (defaulting to an empty string). Adjust the prompt rendering logic so that:
$custom_prompt is provided (non-empty), it is used to generate the $prompt_text.$custom_prompt is empty, the function falls back to the prompt from the configuration.This change will allow other parts of the code to pass in custom prompts and improve the overall flexibility of the module.
No changes to the user interface are expected with this update.
The function signature of generate() is updated to include a new parameter:
public function generate(File $file = NULL, $lang_code = 'en', $custom_prompt = '')
This is an API change that should be noted for any integrations relying on this function.
There are no changes to the data model with this update.
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Dear Maintainers,
I have submitted a merge request that introduces an optional $custom_prompt parameter to the generate function.
Please let me know if you have any questions or require further adjustments.
Best regards,
Dani