Chat with your pipelines functionality #55
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Added a globe icon that will open the ZenML Dashboard in the Browser for the corresponding Pipeline Run / Stack. Added test for the stack sidebar link command, but not for the pipeline as there is no pipeline test file
Add sidebar links to open dashboard for stacks and runs
…lease Integrate `mypy` and `yamlfix`, fix Conda dependency resolution, add release workflow
Co-authored-by: Erik Wiens <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Erik Wiens <[email protected]>
…enml into feature/chatbot
- Split models list dropdown into 'Providers' and 'Models' dropdowns - Add support for all Anthropic, Gemini, and OpenAI models supported by TokenJS - Re-work selected context into prompt with 'user' role This change expands model options, improves the user interface, and enhances prompt handling.
…ed hideLoader command
…o separate files for better manageability
…ntext updates selected by user are recognized
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src/types/ChatTypes.ts (1)
19-27: LGTM: Well-structured TreeItem interface with a minor suggestion.The TreeItem interface is well-defined and flexible, allowing for hierarchical data representation with optional properties. The inclusion of pagination-related properties suggests its use in paginated tree structures.
Consider adding a brief comment above the interface to explain its purpose and the significance of the pagination-related properties (firstPage, lastPage). This would enhance code readability and maintainability.
/** * Represents an item in a tree structure, potentially used for paginated data. * Includes properties for hierarchical representation and pagination control. */ export interface TreeItem { // ... (existing properties) }src/commands/chat/registry.ts (2)
1-16: LGTM for license header, consider optimizing imports.The license header is correctly formatted and provides necessary copyright and licensing information. The imports are relevant to the file's functionality.
Consider removing the import of
registerCommandfrom '../../common/vscodeapi' if it's not providing any additional functionality over the VSCode API. You could directly usecommands.registerCommandfrom the 'vscode' import instead.
20-29: LGTM for command registration, consider enhancing error logging.The implementation of
registerChatCommandsis well-structured and follows best practices:
- Proper command registration
- Correct handling of command disposables
- Setting of context variable for command availability
Consider enhancing the error logging in the catch block. Instead of just logging the error object, it would be more informative to include a stack trace. You can modify the error logging as follows:
console.error('Error registering chat commands:', error); if (error instanceof Error) { console.error('Stack trace:', error.stack); }This will provide more context for debugging if an error occurs during command registration.
Also applies to: 31-32
src/commands/chat/cmds.ts (2)
16-20: LGTM: Webview panel creation looks good.The
openChatfunction is correctly implemented with the appropriate parameter. The webview panel creation is done with the necessary options for chat functionality.Consider adding a return type annotation to the
openChatfunction for improved type safety:- const openChat = (context: vscode.ExtensionContext) => { + const openChat = (context: vscode.ExtensionContext): void => {
22-36: ChatDataProvider creation is good, but consider improving the cancellation token.The ChatDataProvider is correctly instantiated. However, the dummy cancellation token implementation could be improved.
Instead of creating a dummy cancellation token, consider using
vscode.CancellationToken.Nonefor a more idiomatic approach:- const dummyCancellationToken: vscode.CancellationToken = { - isCancellationRequested: false, - onCancellationRequested: callback => { - return new vscode.Disposable(() => {}); - }, - }; + const cancellationToken = vscode.CancellationToken.None;This change would use the built-in non-cancellable token, which is more standard and potentially more efficient.
src/commands/secrets/registry.ts (3)
19-24: LGTM: Well-documented function declaration.The function declaration and its documentation are clear and informative. The JSDoc comment effectively describes the function's purpose and its parameter.
Consider adding a
@returnstag to explicitly state that the function doesn't return anything (void). This would make the function signature more complete:/** * Registers secrets related commands for the extension. * * @param {ExtensionContext} context - The context in which the extension operates, used for registering commands and managing their lifecycle. * @returns {void} */
25-38: LGTM: Robust command registration logic.The command registration process is well-implemented with proper error handling and lifecycle management. Good job on updating the context after successful registration.
Consider extracting the command registration logic into a separate function for better modularity and easier testing. For example:
const registerCommand = (commandId: string, handler: () => Promise<void>) => { const cmd = commands.registerCommand(commandId, handler); context.subscriptions.push(cmd); ZenExtension.commandDisposables.push(cmd); return cmd; }; // Usage registerCommand('zenml.registerLLMAPIKey', () => secretsCommands.registerLLMAPIKey(context));This refactoring would make it easier to add more commands in the future and improve the overall structure of the code.
39-42: Good error handling, but room for improvement.The current error handling catches and logs errors, which is good. However, there are a few ways we could enhance it:
Consider using a more specific error type instead of the generic
Error. This could help in providing more targeted error messages and handling.It might be beneficial to provide more context in the error message. For example:
console.error(`Error registering secrets commands: ${error.message}`, error);
- Depending on the application's needs, you might want to consider notifying the user of the error, perhaps using VS Code's notification API:
import { window } from 'vscode'; // ... window.showErrorMessage(`Failed to register secrets commands: ${error.message}`);These changes would improve error visibility and potentially help with debugging and user experience.
src/types/LSClientResponseTypes.ts (2)
58-66: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments for better documentation.The
ZenmlGlobalConfigRespinterface is well-structured and follows TypeScript best practices. The property names are clear and self-explanatory.For consistency with other interfaces in this file and to improve documentation, consider adding JSDoc comments to describe the purpose of this interface and its properties. For example:
/** * Represents the global configuration response from ZenML. */ export interface ZenmlGlobalConfigResp { /** The unique identifier of the user. */ user_id: string; /** The email address of the user. */ user_email: string; // ... (add comments for other properties) }
68-72: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments for better documentation.The
ZenmlStoreConfiginterface is well-defined and follows TypeScript best practices. The use of an optional property forapi_tokenis appropriate.For consistency with other interfaces in this file and to improve documentation, consider adding JSDoc comments to describe the purpose of this interface and its properties. For example:
/** * Represents the configuration for a ZenML store. */ export interface ZenmlStoreConfig { /** The type of the store. */ type: string; /** The URL of the store. */ url: string; /** The API token for authentication (optional). */ api_token?: string; }src/common/vscodeapi.ts (1)
74-83: LGTM with suggestions:getSecretfunction is well-implemented but could be improved.The
getSecretfunction is correctly implemented and handles the case where a secret is not found. However, consider the following suggestions:
- Instead of logging to the console, consider using VS Code's built-in logging mechanism or throwing an error for better visibility and error handling.
- You might want to add JSDoc comments to describe the function's purpose, parameters, and return value for better documentation.
Here's a suggested improvement:
/** * Retrieves a secret from the extension's secret storage. * @param context The extension context * @param key The key of the secret to retrieve * @returns The secret value, or undefined if not found * @throws Error if the secret retrieval fails */ export async function getSecret(context: ExtensionContext, key: string): Promise<string | undefined> { try { const secret = await context.secrets.get(key); if (secret === undefined) { throw new Error(`The requested secret with key '${key}' does not exist.`); } return secret; } catch (error) { window.showErrorMessage(`Failed to retrieve secret: ${error.message}`); throw error; } }This version adds error handling, uses VS Code's
window.showErrorMessagefor user-visible errors, and includes JSDoc comments for better documentation.src/views/activityBar/common/PaginatedDataProvider.ts (1)
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28-36: Consider the implications of makingpaginationpublicChanging
paginationto public allows external access and modification of the pagination state. While this might be intentional, it could lead to potential issues:
- Inconsistent state if external code modifies
paginationwithout using the class methods.- Violation of encapsulation principles, potentially making the class harder to maintain and refactor.
Consider the following alternatives:
- Keep
paginationprivate and provide public getter methods for necessary properties.- If external modification is required, implement setter methods with proper validation.
- Use TypeScript's readonly modifier for properties that should be publicly readable but not modifiable.
Example:
private _pagination: {...} public get currentPage(): number { return this._pagination.currentPage; } public get totalPages(): number { return this._pagination.totalPages; }This approach maintains encapsulation while providing controlled access to pagination data.
src/views/activityBar/environmentView/EnvironmentDataProvider.ts (2)
40-40: LGTM! Consider data freshness management.The addition of the
itemsproperty for caching environment items is a good optimization. However, ensure that there's a mechanism in place to refresh this cache when necessary to prevent stale data.Consider implementing a method to invalidate or refresh the cache when environment data changes, or add a timestamp to track the age of the cached data.
141-143: LGTM! Consider returning a defensive copy.The
getEnvironmentData()method provides a clean way to access the cached environment data. However, returning a direct reference to the internalitemsarray could potentially allow external code to modify the cache unexpectedly.Consider returning a defensive copy of the
itemsarray to prevent unintended modifications:public getEnvironmentData(): EnvironmentItem[] { return [...this.items]; }resources/chat-view/chat.css (1)
147-191: LGTM: Comprehensive tree view styling with a minor suggestionThe tree view styles are well-structured, using VSCode variables for consistency and providing a clear hierarchy for expandable items. The hover effects enhance user interaction.
Consider adding a
focusstyle for keyboard navigation to improve accessibility. For example:.tree-item:focus { outline: 1px solid var(--vscode-focusBorder); }This will provide visual feedback when navigating the tree view using a keyboard.
src/views/activityBar/pipelineView/PipelineDataProvider.ts (4)
37-38: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.The addition of
pipelineDataandpipelineRunsproperties is well-structured and aligns with the class's purpose. The types and access modifiers are appropriate.Consider adding JSDoc comments to these properties for better documentation:
/** Processed pipeline data stored as tree items */ private pipelineData: PipelineTreeItem[] = []; /** Raw pipeline run data fetched from the server */ public pipelineRuns: PipelineRun[] = [];
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142-167: LGTM! Update return type annotation.The changes to store pipeline runs and tree items in class properties improve data management and accessibility. The logic for mapping runs to tree items remains correct.
Update the method's return type annotation to reflect the change:
async fetchPipelineRuns(page: number = 1, itemsPerPage: number = 20): Promise<PipelineTreeItem[]> { // ... existing code ... }
183-185: LGTM! Add JSDoc comment for clarity.The
getPipelineDatamethod provides a clean interface for accessing the processed pipeline data, adhering to good encapsulation practices.Consider adding a JSDoc comment to improve documentation:
/** * Retrieves the processed pipeline data. * @returns {PipelineTreeItem[]} An array of PipelineTreeItems representing the processed pipeline data. */ public getPipelineData(): PipelineTreeItem[] { return this.pipelineData; }
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1-185: LGTM! Consider initializing properties in the constructor.The overall class structure is well-organized and consistent. The singleton pattern is correctly implemented, and the new changes integrate seamlessly with the existing code.
For consistency, consider initializing the new properties in the constructor:
constructor() { super(); this.items = [LOADING_TREE_ITEMS.get('pipelineRuns')!]; this.viewName = 'PipelineRuns'; this.pipelineData = []; this.pipelineRuns = []; this.subscribeToEvents(); }src/services/ZenExtension.ts (1)
77-78: New command registrations look good, but consider improving readability.The added command registrations for secrets and chat align well with the PR objectives and follow the existing pattern. However, to improve readability, consider moving these new registrations to the end of the list.
Consider applying this minor change for better readability:
private static registries = [ registerServerCommands, registerStackCommands, registerComponentCommands, registerPipelineCommands, - registerSecretsCommands, - registerChatCommands, + registerSecretsCommands, + registerChatCommands, ];resources/chat-view/chat.html (5)
1-288: Well-structured document with comprehensive stylingThe document structure and styling approach are well-organized and thoughtfully implemented. The use of Tailwind CSS combined with custom styles ensures consistency with the VSCode theme while maintaining flexibility.
Consider extracting the custom CSS into a separate file to improve maintainability and reduce the size of the HTML file. This separation of concerns could make future updates easier.
289-302: Effective layout for chat interfaceThe main container and chat messages area are well-structured, providing a good user experience with a scrollable chat area and loading indicator.
Consider adding an
aria-liveattribute to the chat messages container to improve accessibility for screen readers. This would allow them to announce new messages as they appear. For example:<div id="chatMessages" class="space-y-4 mb-4 mt-4 overflow-y-auto flex-grow" style="max-height: calc(100vh - 300px)" + aria-live="polite" > ${chatLogHtml} </div>
303-352: Well-designed chat input form with advanced optionsThe chat input form is thoughtfully designed, including necessary controls for message input, sending, and additional options like provider/model selection and context inclusion.
To enhance user experience, consider adding keyboard shortcuts for common actions. For example, you could implement 'Ctrl+Enter' or 'Cmd+Enter' to send a message. This can be achieved by adding an event listener to the textarea:
document.getElementById('messageInput').addEventListener('keydown', function(e) { if ((e.ctrlKey || e.metaKey) && e.key === 'Enter') { e.preventDefault(); document.getElementById('sendMessage').click(); } });Add this script to your existing JavaScript file or in a new
<script>tag at the end of the body.
353-421: Effective implementation of sample questionsThe sample questions section is well-designed, providing users with quick access to common queries. The responsive layout ensures good presentation across different devices.
To improve flexibility and maintainability, consider dynamically generating the sample questions from a configuration object or array. This would make it easier to add, remove, or modify questions in the future. For example:
const sampleQuestions = [ { id: 'aboutChat', text: 'What can this chat do?' }, { id: 'summarizeStats', text: 'Summarize my stats' }, { id: 'summarizeLogs', text: 'Summarize my logs' } ]; const sampleQuestionsHtml = sampleQuestions.map(q => ` <div class="flex flex-row items-center"> <div class="rounded-lg bg-card text-card-foreground md:h-auto grow text-sm overflow-hidden dark:bg-transparent dark:hover:bg-shallow hover:cursor-pointer border md:border-none shadow-sm md:shadow-none"> <div class="px-4 md:text-center"> <button class="sampleQuestions" id="${q.id}" value="${q.id}"> ${q.text} </button> </div> </div> </div> `).join(''); document.querySelector('#sampleQuestions .w-full').innerHTML = sampleQuestionsHtml;This approach would allow for easier management of sample questions and could be extended to load questions from a server-side configuration if needed.
422-427: Proper document closure and script inclusionThe document is correctly structured with proper closing tags, and the JavaScript file is included dynamically.
To potentially improve page load performance, consider adding the
deferattribute to the script tag. This will allow the HTML parsing to complete before executing the script, which can be beneficial for larger pages. For example:- <script src="${jsUri}"></script> + <script src="${jsUri}" defer></script>This change ensures that the script doesn't block HTML parsing while still guaranteeing that it will execute before the
DOMContentLoadedevent.src/views/chatView/utils/TokenUtils.ts (2)
30-31: Replace dynamic import with static import for better code clarity.Using dynamic imports with
await import()can complicate the code and delay module loading. Sincetoken.jsseems to be a required dependency, it's preferable to use a static import at the top of the file. This enhances readability and allows TypeScript to better analyze your code for errors.Apply this diff to use a static import:
- const module = await import('token.js'); - const { TokenJS } = module; + import { TokenJS } from 'token.js';Ensure that you adjust the initialization accordingly.
83-83: Use VS Code's output channels instead ofconsolefor logging.Using
console.logandconsole.erroris not recommended in VS Code extensions, as these logs may not be easily accessible. Instead, utilize VS Code'sOutputChannelto log messages, which users can view within the editor.Create an output channel:
const outputChannel = vscode.window.createOutputChannel('ZenML Extension');Replace the console statements:
- console.log(`getChatResponse called with provider: ${provider}, model: ${model}`); + outputChannel.appendLine(`getChatResponse called with provider: ${provider}, model: ${model}`); ... - console.error('Error in getChatResponse:', error); + outputChannel.appendLine(`Error in getChatResponse: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`);Also applies to: 107-107
src/views/chatView/utils/PipelineUtils.ts (3)
1-12: Correct the formatting and typos in the license headerThere are minor typographical errors in the license header comments:
Line 1: Missing space between "Copyright" and "(c)". It should be:
-// Copyright(c) ZenML GmbH 2024. All Rights Reserved. +// Copyright (c) ZenML GmbH 2024. All Rights Reserved.Line 2: Missing space before the parenthesis in "Version 2.0(the "License");". It should be:
-// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0(the "License"); +// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");Line 6: Unnecessary indentation before the URL.
-// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0Line 11: Missing space after the period in "implied.See". It should be:
-// or implied.See the License for the specific language governing +// or implied. See the License for the specific language governingThese corrections improve readability and adhere to standard license formatting.
25-34: Improve string concatenation using template literalsFor better readability and maintainability, consider using template literals to build
contextString.Refactor the code as follows:
- contextString += - `Pipeline Run:\n` + - `Name: ${run.name}\n` + - `Status: ${run.status}\n` + - `Stack Name: ${run.stackName}\n` + - `Start Time: ${formattedStartTime}\n` + - `End Time: ${formattedEndTime}\n` + - `OS: ${run.os} ${run.osVersion}\n` + - `Python Version: ${run.pythonVersion}\n\n`; + contextString += ` + Pipeline Run: + Name: ${run.name} + Status: ${run.status} + Stack Name: ${run.stackName} + Start Time: ${formattedStartTime} + End Time: ${formattedEndTime} + OS: ${run.os} ${run.osVersion} + Python Version: ${run.pythonVersion} + `;
67-69: Simplify the loop by using array spread syntaxThe loop used to copy
treeItemsintopaginatedTreeItemscan be simplified for better readability.Replace the loop with:
- for (let i = 0; i < treeItems.length; i++) { - paginatedTreeItems.push(treeItems[i]); - } + paginatedTreeItems = [...treeItems];src/views/activityBar/APIView/APIWebviewViewProvider.ts (3)
135-137: Review the necessity of the 'dispose' methodThe
_disposablesarray is currently not being populated, which means thedispose()method does not dispose of any resources. If there are no disposables to manage, consider removing the_disposablesarray and thedispose()method to simplify the code. Alternatively, if disposables might be added in the future, ensure that any event listeners or subscriptions are added to the_disposablesarray.// If removing disposables (Lines 17 and 135-137) // Remove the disposables array - private _disposables: vscode.Disposable[] = []; // Remove the dispose method - dispose(): void { - this._disposables.forEach(disposable => disposable.dispose()); - }
16-16: Remove unused '_view' member variableThe member variable
_viewis assigned but not used elsewhere in the class. To improve code clarity and prevent confusion, consider removing_viewif it's not needed.// Remove the unused member variable (Line 16) - private _view?: vscode.WebviewView; // Remove the assignment (Line 25) - this._view = webviewView;Also applies to: 25-25
35-41: Handle unexpected messages in 'onDidReceiveMessage'Currently, the message handler does not account for unexpected or unknown commands. Adding a default case can improve error handling and make the code more robust.
Apply the following change to handle unknown commands:
switch (message.command) { case 'openChat': this._handleOpenChat(); break; + default: + console.warn(`Unknown command received: ${message.command}`); + break; }src/views/chatView/ChatDataProvider.ts (1)
133-133: Ensure safe access to error messagesWhen accessing
error.message, there is a possibility thaterrormight not have amessageproperty. To prevent runtime errors, consider using optional chaining or providing a default message.Apply this fix:
vscode.window.showErrorMessage(`Failed to initialize ${provider}: ${error.message}`); + vscode.window.showErrorMessage(`Failed to initialize ${provider}: ${error?.message || String(error)}`);src/views/chatView/utils/ContextUtils.ts (1)
27-61: Enhance default case handling inaddContextfunctionIn the
addContextfunction, the default case checks if thecontextstring includes'Pipeline Run:', but doesn't handle other unexpected values. This may lead to silent failures or unintentional behavior if an unrecognized context type is passed.Consider adding a warning or error message for unhandled context types:
} break; + default: + console.warn(`Unhandled context type: ${context}`); + break; } } return systemMessage;
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src/types/ChatTypes.ts (3)
1-12: LGTM: Proper copyright and license information.The file includes appropriate copyright notice and license information, which is a good practice for open-source projects.
14-17: LGTM: Well-defined ChatMessage interface.The ChatMessage interface is concise and clearly defined with appropriate property names and types for representing a chat message.
1-27: Overall: Well-structured type definitions for the chat feature.This file provides clear and concise type definitions that align well with the PR objectives of implementing a chatbot feature. The ChatMessage and TreeItem interfaces offer a solid foundation for managing chat interactions and hierarchical data structures, which will be crucial for the ZenML VSCode extension's new interactive assistant.
src/commands/chat/registry.ts (1)
18-19: LGTM for function structure and error handling.The
registerChatCommandsfunction is well-structured with proper error handling using a try-catch block. This ensures that any errors during command registration are caught and logged, preventing the extension from crashing.Also applies to: 30-33
src/commands/chat/cmds.ts (2)
1-14: LGTM: Licensing and imports are correct.The Apache 2.0 license header is properly included, and the necessary modules are imported for the chat functionality.
45-47: LGTM: Export of chatCommands is correct.The
chatCommandsobject is properly exported, making theopenChatfunction accessible for use within the extension.src/commands/secrets/registry.ts (1)
14-17: LGTM: Import statements are well-organized and necessary.The import statements are logically ordered and all seem to be used within the file. Good job on keeping the imports clean and relevant.
src/views/chatView/chatMessageHandler.ts (1)
1-14: LGTM: License header and imports are correct.The file includes the appropriate Apache 2.0 license header, and the imports for
PipelineDataProviderandChatDataProviderare relevant to the file's functionality.src/types/LSClientResponseTypes.ts (1)
55-72: Summary: New interfaces align well with PR objectives.The addition of
ZenmlGlobalConfigRespandZenmlStoreConfiginterfaces enhances the type definitions for the ZenML VSCode extension. These new interfaces likely support the chatbot feature by providing structured types for global configuration and store settings.The changes are well-implemented and follow TypeScript best practices. They contribute to the overall goal of improving the functionality and usability of the project, particularly in managing chat interactions and environment configurations.
src/commands/secrets/cmds.ts (2)
1-15: LGTM: File header and imports are well-structured.The copyright notice, license information, and import statements are correctly formatted and include only the necessary modules.
60-62: LGTM: Export is well-structured.The
secretsCommandsobject is correctly exported, allowing for easy import and use of theregisterLLMAPIKeyfunction in other parts of the application. This structure also facilitates future expansion of the API.src/common/vscodeapi.ts (1)
21-21: LGTM: Import statement is correctly placed and necessary.The
ExtensionContextimport is appropriately added to support the newgetSecretfunction.src/extension.ts (3)
19-19: LGTM: Import statement for APIWebviewViewProviderThe import statement follows TypeScript best practices and uses the correct relative path and naming convention.
19-19: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectivesThe introduction of the
APIWebviewViewProviderin this file is consistent with the PR objectives of adding a new chatbot feature to the ZenML VSCode extension. The implementation follows VSCode extension development best practices and integrates well with the existing code structure.Also applies to: 45-49
45-49: LGTM: APIWebviewViewProvider registrationThe creation and registration of the
APIWebviewViewProviderfollow VSCode extension development best practices. The use ofcontext.subscriptions.push()ensures proper disposal when the extension is deactivated.Please verify that the
package.jsonfile includes a corresponding view contribution point with the identifier 'zenmlAPIView'. You can run the following command to check:This command will display the views section of the
package.jsonfile. Ensure that 'zenmlAPIView' is listed there.Verification successful
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zenmlAPIViewis correctly listed in thepackage.jsonundercontributes.views, ensuring proper linkage with theAPIWebviewViewProviderregistration insrc/extension.ts.Scripts executed
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src/views/activityBar/environmentView/EnvironmentDataProvider.ts (1)
137-137: LGTM! Good synchronization of cache.The assignment of created items to
this.itemsensures that the cache is always up-to-date with the latest environment data. This maintains consistency between the returned items and the cached items, which is crucial for the reliability of thegetEnvironmentData()method.resources/chat-view/chat.css (5)
1-19: LGTM: Proper license header and body stylingThe Apache 2.0 license header is correctly included, and the body styles appropriately use VSCode theme variables for consistency with the editor's appearance.
21-33: LGTM: Appropriate layout for chat container and messagesThe chat container uses flexbox for a vertical layout, and the messages area is correctly set to be scrollable. The use of VSCode variables ensures consistent styling with the editor theme.
35-60: LGTM: Well-styled input areaThe input styles are well-defined, using VSCode variables for consistency with the editor theme. The flexbox layout for the input container is appropriate for arranging the input field and buttons.
104-145: LGTM: Well-structured dropup componentThe dropup component is well-styled, using VSCode variables for consistency with the editor theme. The use of z-index for proper layering and inclusion of hover effects contribute to a good user experience.
1-191: Overall: Well-structured and theme-consistent CSSThis CSS file is well-organized and effectively uses VSCode theme variables to ensure consistency with the editor's appearance. It covers all necessary components for a chat interface, including the main container, messages area, input fields, buttons, dropup menu, and tree view.
The use of flexbox for layout and appropriate styling for interactive elements (like hover effects) contributes to a good user experience. The structure allows for easy maintenance and future extensions.
To further improve the file:
- Consider consolidating duplicated button styles as suggested earlier.
- Add focus styles for keyboard navigation in the tree view.
- Ensure that all interactive elements have appropriate focus styles for accessibility.
src/views/activityBar/pipelineView/PipelineDataProvider.ts (1)
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1-185: LGTM! Code style and formatting are consistent.The code follows consistent indentation, naming conventions, and TypeScript best practices. No significant style or formatting issues are present.
src/test/python_tests/requirements.txt (3)
7-9: Approve exceptiongroup package update.The update of exceptiongroup from version 1.2.1 to 1.2.2 is a minor version increment, which typically includes bug fixes and small improvements. This update is likely to enhance the stability of the project.
27-29: Approve pytest update and review changelog.The update of pytest from version 8.2.2 to 8.3.2 is approved. This minor version update likely includes new features, bug fixes, and improvements that could benefit the project's testing framework.
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92-94: Verify type stub changes in the updatedtypes-pyyamlpackage.The
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src/services/ZenExtension.ts (2)
20-20: New imports look good and align with PR objectives.The added imports for secrets and chat commands are consistent with the existing import style and support the new chatbot feature mentioned in the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 47-47
20-20: Overall changes align well with PR objectives and maintain code quality.The additions to
ZenExtension.tsare minimal and focused, introducing new command registrations for secrets and chat functionality. These changes directly support the PR objective of implementing a new chatbot feature. The modifications maintain consistency with the existing code structure and style, which is commendable.Some points to note:
- The changes do not alter or remove existing functionality, reducing the risk of regression.
- The new imports and command registrations follow established patterns in the codebase.
- The modifications are well-scoped, contributing to maintainability.
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resources/chat-view/chat.html (1)
1-427: Excellent implementation of the ZenML Chat interfaceOverall, this HTML file demonstrates a well-structured, thoughtfully designed chat interface for the ZenML VSCode extension. The use of Tailwind CSS, custom styling, and responsive design principles ensures a consistent and user-friendly experience that integrates well with the VSCode environment.
Key strengths:
- Comprehensive styling that adapts to VSCode themes
- Well-organized structure with clear separation of concerns
- Responsive design for various screen sizes
- Inclusion of advanced features like context selection and sample questions
Areas for potential improvement:
- Enhance accessibility with ARIA attributes
- Implement keyboard shortcuts for common actions
- Consider dynamic generation of sample questions for improved maintainability
- Optimize script loading with the
deferattributeThese suggestions are minor refinements to an already robust implementation. Great job on creating a feature-rich and user-friendly chat interface!
package.json (5)
53-53: LGTM: Extended formatting to include JS and HTML filesThis change improves code consistency by applying Prettier formatting to JavaScript and HTML files in addition to TypeScript and JSON. This is a good practice for maintaining a uniform code style across different file types in the project.
283-288: LGTM: New commands for chat functionalityThe addition of
zenml.openChatandzenml.registerLLMAPIKeycommands aligns with the PR objectives of introducing a chatbot feature. These commands are well-structured with appropriate titles, icons, and categories.Also applies to: 307-311
357-361: LGTM: New view container for ChatbotThe addition of the
zenmlAPIViewcontainer for the Chatbot is consistent with the PR objectives. Using a webview type is appropriate for implementing a chat interface within VS Code.
431-435: LGTM: Menu item for LLM API key registrationThe addition of the menu item for
zenml.registerLLMAPIKeyin thezenmlAPIViewprovides convenient access to the API key registration functionality. Its placement in the navigation group is appropriate.
528-528: LGTM: New dependencies for chat functionalityThe addition of new dependencies (
@langchain/google-genai,ky,langchain,marked, andtoken.js) aligns with the PR objectives of implementing a chatbot feature.However, please note that some packages (e.g.,
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Consider implementing the panel disposal handler.
The webview resolution is correct, but the panel disposal handler is currently empty.
Implement the panel disposal handler to properly clean up resources. For example:
panel.onDidDispose(() => {
- // Clean up resources or perform any necessary actions when the panel is disposed
+ // Clean up resources
+ chatDataProvider.dispose(); // Assuming ChatDataProvider has a dispose method
+ // Perform any other necessary cleanup actions
});Ensure that all resources associated with the chat functionality are properly cleaned up when the panel is disposed to prevent memory leaks and ensure proper extension behavior.
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| export async function handleWebviewMessage(message: any, chatDataProvider: ChatDataProvider) { | ||
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Consider improving type safety and function structure.
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Function structure: The current implementation uses multiple if statements, which can become hard to maintain as more commands are added. Consider using a switch statement or an object literal for better readability and easier extensibility.
Here's a suggested refactoring:
interface WebviewMessage {
command: string;
text?: string;
context?: string;
provider?: string;
model?: string;
}
type CommandHandler = (message: WebviewMessage, chatDataProvider: ChatDataProvider) => Promise<void>;
const commandHandlers: Record<string, CommandHandler> = {
sendMessage: async (message, chatDataProvider) => {
if (message.text) {
await chatDataProvider.addMessage(
message.text,
message.context,
message.provider,
message.model
);
}
},
clearChat: async (_, chatDataProvider) => {
await chatDataProvider.clearChatLog();
},
showInfo: (message, chatDataProvider) => {
if (message.text) {
chatDataProvider.showInfoMessage(message.text);
}
return Promise.resolve();
},
updateProvider: (message, chatDataProvider) => {
if (message.provider) {
chatDataProvider.updateProvider(message.provider);
}
return Promise.resolve();
},
updateModel: (message, chatDataProvider) => {
if (message.model) {
chatDataProvider.updateModel(message.model);
}
return Promise.resolve();
},
prevPage: async (_, chatDataProvider) => {
await PipelineDataProvider.getInstance().goToPreviousPage();
await chatDataProvider.refreshWebview();
},
nextPage: async (_, chatDataProvider) => {
await PipelineDataProvider.getInstance().goToNextPage();
await chatDataProvider.refreshWebview();
},
};
export async function handleWebviewMessage(message: WebviewMessage, chatDataProvider: ChatDataProvider) {
const handler = commandHandlers[message.command];
if (handler) {
await handler(message, chatDataProvider);
} else {
console.warn(`Unknown command: ${message.command}`);
}
}This refactoring improves type safety, readability, and maintainability. It also makes it easier to add new commands in the future.
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Add error handling and property validation.
While the implementation of each command is straightforward, there's a lack of error handling and validation for required properties in the message object. This could lead to runtime errors if the message object doesn't contain the expected properties.
Consider adding property checks and error handling. Here's an example of how you could improve the sendMessage command:
if (message.command === 'sendMessage') {
if (!message.text) {
console.error('sendMessage command received without text property');
return;
}
try {
await chatDataProvider.addMessage(
message.text,
message.context,
message.provider,
message.model
);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error adding message:', error);
// Optionally, you could notify the user of the error
chatDataProvider.showInfoMessage('Failed to send message. Please try again.');
}
}Apply similar checks and error handling to other commands as well. This will make the code more robust and easier to debug.
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Consider moving the options array outside the function.
The options array for provider selection could be defined as a constant outside the function. This would improve reusability and make it easier to maintain the list of providers.
Here's a suggested refactor:
const LLM_PROVIDERS: vscode.QuickPickItem[] = [
{ label: 'Anthropic' },
{ label: 'Gemini' },
{ label: 'OpenAI' },
];
const registerLLMAPIKey = async (context: ExtensionContext) => {
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Consider updating the function signature to reflect the return type.
The function can return undefined when the user cancels the provider selection. It's a good practice to explicitly declare this in the function signature for better type safety and documentation.
Update the function signature as follows:
const registerLLMAPIKey = async (context: ExtensionContext): Promise<void | undefined> => {
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Fix typo in method name 'showInformationMesage'
There's a typo in the method showInformationMesage; it should be showInformationMessage.
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The functions disableInput and enableInput are declared twice in this file, at lines 162-170 and again at lines 419-427. This could lead to unexpected behavior. Please consolidate these functions to avoid duplication.
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Remove duplicate 'restoreState' function declaration
The restoreState function is declared twice in this file, first at lines 48-79 and again at lines 479-510. This can cause confusion and unexpected behavior as the second declaration overwrites the first. Please remove the duplicate declaration.
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| if (selectedModel) { | |
| document.querySelector('#model-dropdown').value = selectedModel; | |
| } | |
| const allCheckboxes = document.querySelectorAll('#tree-view input[type="checkbox"]'); | |
| selectedContexts.forEach(savedValue => { | |
| allCheckboxes.forEach(checkbox => { | |
| if (checkbox.value === savedValue) { | |
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| } | |
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| const pipelineRunsDropdown = document.querySelectorAll('div.tree-item-children')[0]; | |
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| localStorage.getItem('displayContextPipelineRuns') === 'true'; | |
| if (isContextPipelineRunsDisplayed === true) { | |
| pipelineRunsDropdown.classList.add('open'); | |
| } else { | |
| pipelineRunsDropdown.classList.remove('open'); | |
| } | |
| } |
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Replace deprecated 'keypress' event with 'keydown' and consolidate event listeners
The keypress event is deprecated and should be replaced with keydown for better compatibility. Additionally, consider consolidating the keydown event listeners to handle both Enter and Shift+Enter keys within a single listener.
Update the keydown event listener to handle both cases:
textarea.addEventListener('keydown', e => {
- if (e.key === 'Enter' && !e.shiftKey) {
+ if (e.key === 'Enter') {
if (e.shiftKey) {
// Insert a new line when Shift+Enter is pressed
e.preventDefault();
textarea.value += '\n';
textarea.scrollTop = textarea.scrollHeight;
} else {
e.preventDefault();
if (!isInputDisabled) {
const form = document.getElementById('chatForm');
const event = new SubmitEvent('submit', {
bubbles: true,
cancelable: true,
});
form.dispatchEvent(event);
showLoader();
}
}
}
});This change removes the deprecated keypress event and handles both key combinations efficiently.
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Declare 'currentAssistantMessage' before using it
The variable currentAssistantMessage is used without being declared, which results in an implicit global variable. To prevent this, declare currentAssistantMessage at an appropriate scope.
Declare currentAssistantMessage at the beginning of your script:
(function () {
+ let currentAssistantMessage = '';
const vscode = acquireVsCodeApi();This ensures the variable is properly scoped within your IIFE.
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- Added tracking of disposables in ChatDataProvider using the _disposables array. - Ensured event listeners and other resources are properly disposed of. - Updated cmds.ts to call ChatDataProvider.dispose() when the webview panel is disposed. - Improved resource management to prevent potential memory leaks.
…dleWebviewMessage - Moved WebviewMessage and CommandHandler types to ChatTypes.ts for better type management and reusability. - Refactored handleWebviewMessage to use a commandHandlers object for improved readability and maintainability.
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src/types/ChatTypes.ts (2)
19-27: LGTM: TreeItem interface is well-structured, with a minor suggestion.The TreeItem interface is well-designed for representing hierarchical data with flexibility. The optional properties allow for various use cases, possibly including pagination or tree view rendering.
Consider using a more specific type for the
valueproperty if its purpose is known. For example, if it's always a string or number, you could use a union type:value?: string | number;This would improve type safety while maintaining flexibility.
29-35: LGTM: WebviewMessage interface is well-defined, with a minor suggestion.The WebviewMessage interface is well-structured for webview communication, with a good balance of required and optional properties. The flexibility allows for various types of messages to be sent.
To improve type safety and make the code more self-documenting, consider using string literal types for the
command,provider, andmodelproperties if the possible values are known. For example:export interface WebviewMessage { command: 'send' | 'receive' | 'update'; // example values text?: string; context?: string[]; provider?: 'openai' | 'anthropic' | 'gemini'; // example values model?: 'gpt-3.5-turbo' | 'gpt-4' | 'claude-2'; // example values }This would provide better autocomplete support and catch potential typos at compile-time.
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1-12: LGTM: Proper copyright and license information.The file includes the correct copyright notice and Apache License 2.0 information. This is a good practice for open-source projects.
14-17: LGTM: ChatMessage interface is well-defined.The ChatMessage interface is concise and clearly defines the structure of a chat message with appropriate properties. The use of required properties ensures that all chat messages will have both a role and content.
1-35: Overall, excellent type definitions for chat-related structures.This file provides well-structured and flexible interfaces for chat messages, hierarchical data, and webview communication. The use of TypeScript interfaces enhances type safety and code readability. The exported interfaces will be valuable for maintaining consistency across the application.
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…eners - Removed duplicate disableInput, enableInput, and restoreState functions. - Replaced deprecated keypress event with keydown and consolidated event listeners. - Declared currentAssistantMessage at the beginning of the script to ensure proper scoping.
…nterfaces - Updated TreeItem interface to use a more specific type for the value property. - Used string literal types for command, provider, and model properties in WebviewMessage interface for better type safety and autocomplete support.
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Add Chatbot Feature to ZenML VSCode Extension
Summary
This pull request introduces a new chatbot feature to the ZenML VSCode extension, providing users with an interactive assistant for various tasks.
Chatbot Implementation:
UI Components:
Motivation
The chatbot feature aims to enhance user experience by providing an interactive assistant within the VSCode extension, making it easier to access and manage ZenML functionalities.
Contributors
@wyennie
@Nathaniel-Xu
@alan-cho
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