Add CSV stringification functionality and remove verbose error logging #726
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| export function CSVStringify(csv: object[], options?: CSVStringifyOptions) { | ||
| // Convert objects to CSV string using the provided options | ||
| return stringify(csv, options) | ||
| } |
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The CSVStringify function does not handle potential errors that may occur during the stringification process. It's recommended to wrap the stringify function call in a try-catch block to handle any exceptions and provide a more graceful error handling.
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| .replace(/[\\`*_{}[\]()#+\-.!]/g, (m) => "\\" + m) // Escape special characters | ||
| .replace(/</g, "lt;") // Replace '<' with its HTML entity | ||
| .replace(/>/g, "gt;") // Replace '>' with its HTML entity | ||
| .replace(/\r?\n/g, "<br>") // Replace newlines with <br> |
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The escape handling in the CSVToMarkdown function could lead to incorrect data representation. The '<' and '>' characters are replaced with 'lt;' and 'gt;', which are not valid HTML entities. They should be replaced with '<' and '>' respectively.
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| markdownify(csv: object[], options?: { headers?: string[] }): string | ||
| markdownify(csv: object[], options?: { headers?: string[] }): string; |
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In the CSV interface, the markdownify method is missing a description for its options parameter. It's important to provide clear and comprehensive documentation for all function parameters to ensure proper usage.
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Overall, the changes in GIT_DIFF seem to be well-structured and follow good programming practices. Here's a brief summary of the changes:
So, LGTM 🚀.
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| .replace(/[\\`*_{}[\]()#+\-.!]/g, (m) => "\\" + m) // Escape special characters | ||
| .replace(/</g, "lt;") // Replace '<' with its HTML entity | ||
| .replace(/>/g, "gt;") // Replace '>' with its HTML entity | ||
| .replace(/\r?\n/g, "<br>") // Replace newlines with <br> |
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The replacement of '<' and '>' with 'lt;' and 'gt;' respectively is incorrect. It should be replaced with their correct HTML entities '<' and '>'. This could lead to incorrect data representation. 🚀
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This pull request adds functionality to stringify CSV data and removes verbose error logging from the token estimation function. The CSV module now includes a
stringifymethod that converts an array of objects to a CSV string. Additionally, theestimateTokensfunction no longer logs errors in verbose mode.CSVStringifyto convert arrays of objects into CSV formatted strings. This function provides options for header inclusion and custom delimiters, enhancing the functionality of the CSV processing module. 🚀CSVParseandCSVToMarkdown.estimateTokensfunction intokens.ts. The function now falls back to a rough estimate if encoding fails, providing a cleaner, uninterrupted user experience.csv.tsfor improved code readability and understanding. This includes explaining purpose of functions and clarifying their implementations.CSVinterface inprompt_template.d.tsfor improved developer usability. This includes better structured documentation for theCSV.parseandCSV.markdownifyfunctions and the introduction of the newCSV.stringifyfunction in the interface.csv-stringifydependency tocore/package.json. This helps keep dependencies up-to-date and maintain compatibility.