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| @@ -548,7 +548,7 @@ defTool("math_eval", "Evaluates a math expression", { | |||
| required: ["expression"], | |||
| }, async (args) => { | |||
| const { expression } = args | |||
| return "" + (parsers.math(expression) ?? "?") | |||
| return "" + (await parsers.math(expression) ?? "?") | |||
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The parsers.math function is now awaited, but the containing function is not marked as async.
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| ) | ||
| } | ||
| if (!this._azureToken) | ||
| this._azureToken = await createAzureToken(signal) |
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There is no error handling for the createAzureToken function. If it fails, the error will not be caught and handled properly, which could lead to unexpected behavior. Consider adding a try-catch block around this function call. 😊
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| @@ -94,7 +95,8 @@ export function createParsers(options: { | |||
| await resolveFileContent(file, { trace }) | |||
| return await treeSitterQuery(file, query, { trace }) | |||
| }, | |||
| math: (expression) => MathTryEvaluate(expression, { trace }), | |||
| math: async (expression) => | |||
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The math function is declared as async but there is no await keyword used in its body. This could lead to unexpected behavior as the function might not wait for promises to resolve before continuing execution. Please ensure that the async keyword is used correctly. 😊
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| try { | ||
| return XLSXParse(data, options) | ||
| return await XLSXParse(data, options) |
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There is no error handling for the XLSXParse function. If it fails, the error will not be caught and handled properly, which could lead to unexpected behavior. Consider adding a try-catch block around this function call. 😊
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| @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ const captures = await parsers.code(file, "(interface_declaration) @i") | |||
| The `parsers.math` function uses [mathjs](https://mathjs.org/) to parse a math expression. | |||
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| ```js | |||
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The parsers.math function should be used with await as it returns a Promise.
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| @@ -548,7 +548,7 @@ defTool("math_eval", "Evaluates a math expression", { | |||
| required: ["expression"], | |||
| }, async (args) => { | |||
| const { expression } = args | |||
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The parsers.math function should be used with await as it returns a Promise.
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| @@ -15,6 +13,7 @@ export async function DOCXTryParse( | |||
| ): Promise<string> { | |||
| const { trace } = options || {} | |||
| try { | |||
| const { extractRawText } = await import("mammoth") | |||
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Dynamic import of "mammoth" module is used. This could lead to performance issues as it might cause delays in execution. Consider importing the module at the top of the file if it does not have side effects. 😊
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| @@ -94,7 +95,8 @@ export function createParsers(options: { | |||
| await resolveFileContent(file, { trace }) | |||
| return await treeSitterQuery(file, query, { trace }) | |||
| }, | |||
| math: (expression) => MathTryEvaluate(expression, { trace }), | |||
| math: async (expression) => | |||
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The math function is now asynchronous but the function signature in the interface Parsers in packages/core/src/types/prompt_template.d.ts has not been updated to reflect this change. This could lead to confusion and potential bugs. Please update the interface to match the implementation. 😊
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The changes in the pull request consist of the following modifications:
The changes look good overall with the following specific observations:
However, one potential concern that I have is with error handling. The updates added several For example: +export async function MathTryEvaluate(
expr: string,
options?: { defaultValue?: number } & TraceOptions
-): string | number | undefined {
+): Promise<string | number | undefined> {
const { trace, defaultValue } = options || {}
try {
if (!expr) return defaultValue
+ const { evaluate } = await import("mathjs")
const res = evaluate(expr)
return res
} catch (e) {In the above code snippet, if This could be handled by updating the code to: export async function MathTryEvaluate(
expr: string,
options?: { defaultValue?: number } & TraceOptions
): Promise<string | number | undefined> {
const { trace, defaultValue } = options || {}
try {
if (!expr) return defaultValue
+ let evaluate;
+ try {
+ const mathjs = await import("mathjs");
+ evaluate = mathjs.evaluate;
+ } catch (e) {
+ console.error(`Failed to import mathjs: ${e}`);
+ return defaultValue;
+ }
const res = evaluate(expr)
return res
} catch (e) {So, with the exception of the missing error handling for promises, the changes look fine. Apart from this, LGTM 🚀.
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| @@ -272,14 +272,6 @@ for the current model. This is useful for estimating the number of prompts that | |||
| const count = parsers.tokens("...") | |||
| ``` | |||
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The section on parsers.math is duplicated and should be removed as it is already defined under the .env section.
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| @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ const captures = await parsers.code(file, "(interface_declaration) @i") | |||
| The `parsers.math` function uses [mathjs](https://mathjs.org/) to parse a math expression. | |||
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| ```js | |||
| const res = parsers.math("1 + 1") | |||
| const res = await parsers.math("1 + 1") | |||
| ``` | |||
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The parsers.math function usage example should use await consistently with the function being asynchronous.
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| @@ -548,7 +548,7 @@ defTool("math_eval", "Evaluates a math expression", { | |||
| required: ["expression"], | |||
| }, async (args) => { | |||
| const { expression } = args | |||
| return "" + (parsers.math(expression) ?? "?") | |||
| return "" + (await parsers.math(expression) ?? "?") | |||
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The parsers.math function usage example should use await consistently with the function being asynchronous.
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| @@ -49,13 +49,14 @@ export function createParsers(options: { | |||
| CSV: (text, options) => | |||
| CSVTryParse(filenameOrFileToContent(text), options), | |||
| XLSX: async (file, options) => | |||
| XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
| await XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
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The XLSXTryParse function is async and returns a promise, but it's not being awaited here. This could lead to unexpected behavior. Please add await before XLSXTryParse. 🔄
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| @@ -984,7 +984,7 @@ interface Parsers { | |||
| * Parses and evaluates a math expression | |||
| * @param expression math expression compatible with mathjs | |||
| */ | |||
| math(expression: string): string | number | undefined | |||
| math(expression: string): Promise<string | number | undefined> | |||
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The math function in the Parsers interface is declared to return a Promise<string | number | undefined>, but the actual implementation of the function in parsers.ts returns string | number | undefined. This discrepancy could lead to type errors. Please ensure that the function's return type matches its implementation. 😊
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| const { trace, defaultValue } = options || {} | ||
| try { | ||
| if (!expr) return defaultValue | ||
| const { evaluate } = await import("mathjs") |
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Dynamic import of 'mathjs' can lead to performance issues and makes the code harder to statically analyze. Consider importing this module at the top of the file if it does not have side effects. 😊
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| @@ -49,13 +49,14 @@ export function createParsers(options: { | |||
| CSV: (text, options) => | |||
| CSVTryParse(filenameOrFileToContent(text), options), | |||
| XLSX: async (file, options) => | |||
| XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
| await XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
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The await inside the XLSXTryParse function call is inside a loop. This can lead to performance issues as it forces each iteration of the loop to wait for the promise to resolve before continuing. Consider refactoring this code to use Promise.all to allow the promises to resolve concurrently. 😊
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| @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ const captures = await parsers.code(file, "(interface_declaration) @i") | |||
| The `parsers.math` function uses [mathjs](https://mathjs.org/) to parse a math expression. | |||
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| ```js | |||
| const res = parsers.math("1 + 1") | |||
| const res = await parsers.math("1 + 1") | |||
| ``` | |||
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| ## .env | |||
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Duplicate section 'math' in documentation.
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| @@ -49,13 +49,14 @@ export function createParsers(options: { | |||
| CSV: (text, options) => | |||
| CSVTryParse(filenameOrFileToContent(text), options), | |||
| XLSX: async (file, options) => | |||
| XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
| await XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
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The XLSXTryParse function is asynchronous and returns a promise, but it's not being awaited here. This could lead to unexpected behavior. Please use the await keyword to ensure the promise is resolved before proceeding. 🔄
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| @@ -984,7 +984,7 @@ interface Parsers { | |||
| * Parses and evaluates a math expression | |||
| * @param expression math expression compatible with mathjs | |||
| */ | |||
| math(expression: string): string | number | undefined | |||
| math(expression: string): Promise<string | number | undefined> | |||
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Changing the return type of the math function from string | number | undefined to Promise<string | number | undefined> is a breaking change. This could break existing code that uses this function.
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| const { trace, defaultValue } = options || {} | ||
| try { | ||
| if (!expr) return defaultValue | ||
| const { evaluate } = await import("mathjs") |
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The evaluate function from mathjs is called without any error handling. If the evaluation fails (for example, if the expression is not valid), an unhandled exception will be thrown. Consider adding error handling to improve the robustness of the code. 😊
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| @@ -49,13 +49,14 @@ export function createParsers(options: { | |||
| CSV: (text, options) => | |||
| CSVTryParse(filenameOrFileToContent(text), options), | |||
| XLSX: async (file, options) => | |||
| XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
| await XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
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The XLSXTryParse function is now asynchronous, but it's called without await here. This could lead to unexpected behavior as the function might not have completed before its result is used. Consider adding await before the function call. 😊
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| @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ const captures = await parsers.code(file, "(interface_declaration) @i") | |||
| The `parsers.math` function uses [mathjs](https://mathjs.org/) to parse a math expression. | |||
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| ```js | |||
| const res = parsers.math("1 + 1") | |||
| const res = await parsers.math("1 + 1") | |||
| ``` | |||
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The parsers.math function call should be awaited with async.
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| @@ -49,13 +49,14 @@ export function createParsers(options: { | |||
| CSV: (text, options) => | |||
| CSVTryParse(filenameOrFileToContent(text), options), | |||
| XLSX: async (file, options) => | |||
| XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
| await XLSXTryParse(await host.readFile(file?.filename), options), | |||
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The XLSX function is declared as async but there is no await keyword used in its body. This might lead to unexpected behavior. Please ensure that the function is using the await keyword correctly. 🧐
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| @@ -15,6 +13,7 @@ export async function DOCXTryParse( | |||
| ): Promise<string> { | |||
| const { trace } = options || {} | |||
| try { | |||
| const { extractRawText } = await import("mammoth") | |||
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The mammoth module is dynamically imported but there is no check to ensure that the module is actually installed. Consider adding a check to ensure that the module is installed before importing it.
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Improve startup time by moving various non-critical dependencies as dynamic imports
math_evaltool has been updated in two ways. First, insystem.mdxanawaitkeyword has been added when calling theparsers.mathfunction, indicating that this is now an asynchronous operation 🔄. Second, insystem.math.genai.jssimilarly, anawaithas been added when callingparsers.math, again suggesting this function is now asynchronous.mathjshas been added as a dependency in thepackage.jsonof packagescliandcore, likely to provide advanced math operations for the application 🧮.azuretoken.tsfile has been created in thepackages/cli/srcdirectory. This looks to be handling Azure token creation logic, by importing theDefaultAzureCredentialfrom@azure/identity🆔.nodehost.tshas been updated with the content from the newly addedazuretoken.tsfile. This suggests a refactoring of the Azure token logic into its own module for better code organization and reuse ⌗.mammothfor docx parsing andmathjsfor math operations) have been changed to dynamic imports, likely to help improve application startup performance by only loading the actual module code when it's needed (lazy-loading) 🚀.xlsxfile parser has been changed from a synchronous function to an async function. This will allow the .xlsx parsing to occur in asynchronous manner, likely improving the performance of this operation in the system 📊.cli&core'spackage.jsonby increasing the indentation of the file content, making it easier to read 📝.