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Spotlight api #110
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new Django application named "spotlight," enhancing functionalities such as model registration, API interactions with OpenAI and AWS Bedrock, and user query handling. Key components include models for storing user queries, serializers for data conversion, views for API endpoints, and services for processing queries. The application structure is further improved with new environment variables, dependencies, and URL routing configurations, establishing a foundation for advanced AI-driven features. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant QueryView
participant QueryService
participant HelpService
participant LLM
User->>QueryView: Submit query
QueryView->>QueryService: Get suggestions
QueryService->>LLM: Format and send query
LLM-->>QueryService: Return suggestions
QueryService-->>QueryView: Return suggestions
QueryView-->>User: Display suggestions
User->>HelpQueryView: Request help
HelpQueryView->>HelpService: Get support response
HelpService->>LLM: Send user query
LLM-->>HelpService: Return support response
HelpService-->>HelpQueryView: Return formatted response
HelpQueryView-->>User: Display support response
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Actionable comments posted: 9
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apps/spotlight/models.py (1)
13-13
: Consider removing the underscore prefix from the_llm_response
field name.In Django models, the underscore prefix convention for indicating private attributes is not enforced at the database level. It's more of a guideline for developers to treat these fields as internal to the model.
Consider removing the underscore prefix to follow Django's conventional naming style, unless there's a strong reason to treat this field as private.
-_llm_response = models.JSONField(default={}) +llm_response = models.JSONField(default={})apps/spotlight/urls.py (1)
1-14
: Consider removing the comments.The comments are helpful for understanding how to define URL patterns but can be removed to keep the file concise.
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-"""quickbooks_desktop_api URL Configuration -The `urlpatterns` list routes URLs to views. For more information please see: - https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/http/urls/ -Examples: -Function views - 1. Add an import: from my_app import views - 2. Add a URL to urlpatterns: path('', views.home, name='home') -Class-based views - 1. Add an import: from other_app.views import Home - 2. Add a URL to urlpatterns: path('', Home.as_view(), name='home') -Including another URLconf - 1. Import the include() function: from django.urls import include, path - 2. Add a URL to urlpatterns: path('blog/', include('blog.urls')) -"""apps/spotlight/migrations/0001_initial.py (1)
1-32
: LGTM! Consider the naming convention for the_llm_response
field.The migration follows the standard Django migration structure and creates the
Query
model with appropriate fields and relationships.However, please consider the naming convention for the
_llm_response
field. The leading underscore suggests that it is a "private" or "internal" field. If this field should not be accessed directly, consider using a property or method to encapsulate the access to this field.
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- apps/spotlight/admin.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/apps.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/llm.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/migrations/0001_initial.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/models.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/prompts/spotlight_prompt.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/prompts/support_genie.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/serializers.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/service.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/tests.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/urls.py (1 hunks)
- apps/spotlight/views.py (1 hunks)
- docker-compose.yml.template (1 hunks)
- quickbooks_desktop_api/settings.py (2 hunks)
- quickbooks_desktop_api/urls.py (1 hunks)
- requirements.txt (1 hunks)
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apps/spotlight/serializers.py (1)
6-9
: LGTM!The
QuerySerializer
is correctly defined and follows Django REST framework conventions. It is also exposing only the requiredquery
field, which is a good practice to limit the API surface.apps/spotlight/models.py (1)
14-14
: Verify the desired on delete behavior for theuser
field.The
user
field specifieson_delete=models.CASCADE
, which means when a User is deleted, all their associated Query objects will also be deleted.This is a reasonable default, but consider if this is the desired behavior or if you want to handle user deletions differently (e.g., anonymizing queries instead of deleting them).
quickbooks_desktop_api/urls.py (1)
22-22
: LGTM!The code change is approved.
The new URL pattern is correctly added to the
urlpatterns
list, following the existing pattern. This change is necessary to enable thespotlight
functionality and does not introduce any issues.apps/spotlight/prompts/support_genie.py (1)
1-12
: LGTM!The prompt provides clear and comprehensive instructions for the question-answering agent. It emphasizes the importance of relying solely on the provided search results, avoiding assumptions, and providing factual responses. The placeholders allow for dynamic insertion of search results and output format instructions.
The prompt is well-structured and should effectively guide the agent in answering user questions based on the available information.
requirements.txt (1)
1-4
: LGTM!The addition of the
boto3
andopenai
dependencies is approved.Pinning the specific versions of the dependencies is a good practice to ensure reproducibility and avoid potential issues with future versions. The "LLM Clients" comment provides clarity on the purpose of these dependencies.
apps/spotlight/urls.py (1)
21-25
: LGTM!The URL patterns are correctly defined using the
path
function and the imported views.apps/spotlight/service.py (4)
9-14
: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
17-26
: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
29-35
: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
40-44
: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
docker-compose.yml.template (1)
28-32
: New environment variables added for AWS and OpenAI integration.The changes introduce new environment variables related to AWS (
AWS_REGION
,AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
,AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
) and OpenAI (OPENAI_API_KEY
). Additionally, there's aKNOWLEDGE_BASE_ID
variable.It's good to see that the sensitive information (access keys and API keys) is not committed and the template file contains empty strings as placeholders.
Could you please provide more context on how these variables will be used and the planned integration with AWS and OpenAI? Also, what is the purpose of the
KNOWLEDGE_BASE_ID
variable?apps/spotlight/views.py (1)
74-79
: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
apps/spotlight/llm.py (2)
29-52
: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
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: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
quickbooks_desktop_api/settings.py (3)
62-63
: LGTM!Adding
'apps.spotlight'
toINSTALLED_APPS
is necessary for integrating the newspotlight
app into the project.
109-112
: Verify the reason for commenting outDEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES
.Commenting out
DEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES
disables the default permission classes for the Django REST Framework. This might be okay for development or testing purposes, but it's crucial to ensure that proper authentication and permissions are in place before deploying to production.Please provide the reason for commenting out
DEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES
and confirm that it will be re-enabled before production deployment.
113-115
: Verify the reason for commenting outDEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES
.Commenting out
DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES
disables the default authentication classes for the Django REST Framework. This might be okay for development or testing purposes, but it's crucial to ensure that proper authentication is in place before deploying to production.Please provide the reason for commenting out
DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES
and confirm that it will be re-enabled before production deployment.apps/spotlight/prompts/spotlight_prompt.py (1)
1-408
: Comprehensive and well-structured prompt string.The prompt string for the AI assistant is well-designed and covers all the necessary aspects for generating relevant suggestions based on user queries. Here are some key strengths:
Clear and detailed guidelines: The guidelines provide a step-by-step approach for the AI assistant to analyze queries, generate suggestions, and format the response. The guidelines also address edge cases, such as handling ambiguous or unmatched queries.
Consistent JSON response structure: The JSON response structure is well-defined and consistent across the examples. It includes the user's search query and separate arrays for actions, navigations, and help suggestions, each containing a unique code, title, and description.
Relevant and diverse examples: The examples cover a range of user queries related to expense management and IIF file handling, demonstrating the AI assistant's ability to provide specific and relevant suggestions based on the predefined suggestion map.
Overall, the prompt string serves as a solid foundation for the AI assistant to generate helpful and accurate suggestions for users.
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class Query(models.Model): | ||
id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True) | ||
query = models.TextField() | ||
workspace_id = models.IntegerField(help_text="Workspace id of the organization") |
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Use a foreign key for the workspace_id
field if it references a Workspace model.
The workspace_id
field is an integer field, which implies it's a reference to a Workspace model (not shown in this file).
Consider using a foreign key field instead of a raw integer field if indeed this is meant to be a reference to another model. This would enforce referential integrity at the database level.
-workspace_id = models.IntegerField(help_text="Workspace id of the organization")
+workspace = models.ForeignKey(
+ 'Workspace',
+ on_delete=models.CASCADE,
+ help_text="Reference to the associated Workspace"
+)
Note: Replace 'Workspace'
with the actual Workspace model class if it's defined in the same file, or with the full app label and model name (e.g., 'myapp.Workspace'
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# class RecentQueryView(generics.ListAPIView): | ||
# serializer_class = QuerySerializer | ||
# # lookup_field = 'workspace_id' | ||
# # lookup_url_kwarg = 'workspace_id' | ||
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# def get_queryset(self): | ||
# filters = { | ||
# # 'workspace_id': self.kwargs.get('workspace_id'), | ||
# # 'user': self.request.user, | ||
# 'workspace_id': 1, | ||
# 'user_id': 1, | ||
# } | ||
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# return Query.objects.filter( | ||
# **filters | ||
# ).all().order_by("-created_at")[:5] |
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# recent_queries = [] | ||
# for query in _recent_queries: | ||
# recent_queries.append({ | ||
# "query": query.query, | ||
# "suggestions": query._llm_response["suggestions"] | ||
# }) |
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# 'workspace_id': self.kwargs.get('workspace_id'), | ||
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'workspace_id': 1, | ||
'user_id': 1, | ||
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Use dynamic values for workspace_id
and user_id
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The filters
dictionary should not use hardcoded values. Instead, retrieve the values from the request or URL parameters.
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- # 'workspace_id': self.kwargs.get('workspace_id'),
- # 'user': self.request.user,
- 'workspace_id': 1,
- 'user_id': 1,
-}
+filters = {
+ 'workspace_id': self.kwargs.get('workspace_id'),
+ 'user_id': request.user.id,
+}
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# 'workspace_id': self.kwargs.get('workspace_id'), | |
# 'user': self.request.user, | |
'workspace_id': 1, | |
'user_id': 1, | |
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'workspace_id': self.kwargs.get('workspace_id'), | |
'user_id': request.user.id, | |
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query=user_query, | ||
workspace_id=1, | ||
_llm_response=suggestions, | ||
user_id=1 | ||
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Use dynamic values for workspace_id
and user_id
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The workspace_id
and user_id
values should not be hardcoded when creating a new Query
object. Instead, retrieve the values from the request or URL parameters.
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- query=user_query,
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- user_id=1
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+Query.objects.create(
+ query=user_query,
+ workspace_id=kwargs.get('workspace_id'),
+ _llm_response=suggestions,
+ user_id=request.user.id
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query=user_query, | |
workspace_id=1, | |
_llm_response=suggestions, | |
user_id=1 | |
) | |
Query.objects.create( | |
query=user_query, | |
workspace_id=kwargs.get('workspace_id'), | |
_llm_response=suggestions, | |
user_id=request.user.id | |
) |
except json.JSONDecodeError as e: | ||
print(e) |
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Raise an exception instead of printing the error message.
The function prints the error message instead of raising an exception. This can be improved by raising an exception with the error message.
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- print(e)
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print(e) | |
except json.JSONDecodeError as e: | |
raise Exception(message=str(e)) from e |
except (openai.OpenAIError, json.JSONDecodeError) as e: | ||
raise Exception(message=str(e)) |
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Distinguish exceptions raised within the except
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The static analysis tool suggests using raise ... from err
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- except (openai.OpenAIError, json.JSONDecodeError) as e:
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- apps/workspaces/tasks.py (1 hunks)
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apps/workspaces/views.py (2)
19-19
: LGTM!The import statement is consistent with the renamed function
trigger_export
inapps/workspaces/tasks.py
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: Verify the return value oftrigger_export
.The code changes are consistent with the AI-generated summary and reflect a significant alteration in the control flow and logic of the
post
method. However, it's important to verify that thetrigger_export
function returns the correct value fornew_expenses_imported
.Run the following script to verify the return value of
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Verification successful:
trigger_export
returns a boolean value.The
trigger_export
function correctly returns a boolean value indicating the presence of new, unexported expenses. This aligns with the intended use of thenew_expenses_imported
variable in thepost
method.
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apps/workspaces/tasks.py (1)
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: LGTM!The
trigger_export
function is well-implemented and follows the existing code structure and style. It effectively triggers the export process by calling therun_import_export
function and checks for any new expenses that have not been exported. The function is properly documented, and the naming is clear and descriptive.The function efficiently queries the
Expense
model to determine if there are any pending exports and returns a boolean value to indicate the presence of new expenses. This approach is straightforward and provides a clear way to check the export status.Overall, the code changes are well-structured, reuse existing functionality, and enhance the export process functionality in a clean and maintainable way.
apps/spotlight/views.py (3)
38-60
: LGTM!The
RecentQueryView
class correctly retrieves the 5 most recent queries for a workspace and user using dynamic values from the request and URL parameters.
81-87
: LGTM!The
HelpQueryView
class correctly retrieves a support response for a user query using the help service.
89-109
: LGTM!The
ActionQueryView
class correctly triggers an action based on the provided code using thecode_action_map
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apps/spotlight/prompts/suggestion_context_page_prompt.py (1)
1-175
: The prompt template is well-structured and comprehensive. Great job!The
SUGGESTION_PROMPT
string provides clear objectives, detailed instructions, and a wide range of examples for the AI agent to generate appropriate suggestions based on user input. The important considerations section also addresses potential edge cases and ensures accurate and consistent responses.To further improve the prompt, consider adding a brief explanation of the JSON output format to ensure that the AI agent generates suggestions in the expected structure. For example:
Output should be in JSON format. +The JSON output should have a "suggestions" object containing an "actions" array. Each action should be an object with "code", "title", and "description" properties.
This additional clarification can help maintain consistency in the AI agent's responses.
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apps/spotlight/views.py (4)
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: LGTM!The class implementation looks good and there are no issues to report.
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: LGTM!The class implementation looks good and there are no issues to report.
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: LGTM!The class implementation looks good and there are no issues to report.
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: Remove the commented out code.This code is not being used and can be safely removed to improve code readability and maintainability.
apps/spotlight/service.py (18)
17-20
: LGTM!The
ActionResponse
dataclass is well-structured and correctly defines the fields for an action response.
23-52
: LGTM!The
HelpService
class methods are well-structured and correctly implement the logic for extracting citations and formatting responses.
54-60
: LGTM!The
QueryService
class method is well-structured and correctly implements the logic for getting suggestions based on a user query.
62-69
: LGTM!The
SuggestionService
class method is well-structured and correctly implements the logic for getting suggestions based on a user query.
74-92
: LGTM!The
_get_action_function_from_code
method is well-structured and correctly maps action codes to their corresponding functions.
95-99
: LGTM!The
get_headers
method is well-structured and correctly returns the headers for making API requests.
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: LGTM!The
get_access_token
method is well-structured and correctly retrieves the access token for a given workspace.
107-117
: LGTM!The
set_reimbursable_expenses_export_module_bill
method is well-structured and correctly sets the reimbursable expense export type to 'BILL'.
120-130
: LGTM!The
set_reimbursable_expenses_export_module_journal_entry
method is well-structured and correctly sets the reimbursable expense export type to 'JOURNAL_ENTRY'.
133-143
: LGTM!The
set_reimbursable_expenses_export_grouping_expense
method is well-structured and correctly sets the reimbursable expense export grouping to 'EXPENSE'.
146-156
: LGTM!The
set_reimbursable_expenses_export_grouping_report
method is well-structured and correctly sets the reimbursable expense export grouping to 'REPORT'.
159-169
: LGTM!The
set_reimbursable_expenses_export_state_processing
method is well-structured and correctly sets the reimbursable expense export state to 'PAYMENT_PROCESSING'.
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: LGTM!The
set_reimbursable_expenses_export_state_paid
method is well-structured and correctly sets the reimbursable expense export state to 'PAID'.
200-208
: LGTM!The
set_cc_export_to_corporate_card_purchase
method is well-structured and correctly sets the credit card expense export type to 'CREDIT_CARD_PURCHASE'.
212-220
: LGTM!The
set_cc_export_to_journal_entry
method is well-structured and correctly sets the credit card expense export type to 'JOURNAL_ENTRY'.
223-234
: LGTM!The
set_cc_grouping_to_report
method is well-structured and correctly sets the credit card expense grouping to 'REPORT'.
238-249
: LGTM!The
set_cc_grouping_to_expense
method is well-structured and correctly sets the credit card expense grouping to 'EXPENSE'.
269-269
: Remove the unused variable assignment.The
set_customer_field_mapping_to_project
method is well-structured and implemented correctly. However, there is an unused variable assignment that should be removed.Please remove the assignment to the unused variable
post_response
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import requests | ||
from django_q.tasks import async_task | ||
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from apps.spotlight.models import Query | ||
from apps.spotlight.serializers import QuerySerializer | ||
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from .service import ActionService, HelpService, QueryService, SuggestionService | ||
from apps.workspaces.models import FyleCredential | ||
from apps.fyle.helpers import get_access_token | ||
from rest_framework.response import Response |
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Remove the unused imports.
The following imports are not being used in the file and can be safely removed to improve code readability and maintainability:
requests
at line 5django_q.tasks.async_task
at line 6apps.workspaces.models.FyleCredential
at line 12apps.fyle.helpers.get_access_token
at line 13rest_framework.response.Response
at line 14
Apply this diff to remove the unused imports:
-import requests
-from django_q.tasks import async_task
-from apps.workspaces.models import FyleCredential
-from apps.fyle.helpers import get_access_token
-from rest_framework.response import Response
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import requests | |
from django_q.tasks import async_task | |
from apps.spotlight.models import Query | |
from apps.spotlight.serializers import QuerySerializer | |
from .service import ActionService, HelpService, QueryService, SuggestionService | |
from apps.workspaces.models import FyleCredential | |
from apps.fyle.helpers import get_access_token | |
from rest_framework.response import Response | |
from apps.spotlight.models import Query | |
from apps.spotlight.serializers import QuerySerializer | |
from .service import ActionService, HelpService, QueryService, SuggestionService |
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"Content-Type": "application/json" | ||
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url = f'http://localhost:8000/api/workspaces/{workspace_id}/trigger_export/' | ||
action_response = requests.post(url, json={}, headers=headers) |
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Remove the unused variable assignment.
The trigger_export
method is well-structured and implemented correctly. However, there is an unused variable assignment that should be removed.
Please remove the assignment to the unused variable action_response
:
-action_response = requests.post(url, json={}, headers=headers)
+requests.post(url, json={}, headers=headers)
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apps/spotlight/models.py (1)
13-13
: Consider removing the underscore prefix from_llm_response
if this field needs to be accessed directly.In Python, a single underscore prefix is used as a convention to indicate that a field is meant for internal use or is "private" to the class.
If
_llm_response
needs to be accessed directly from outside theQuery
class, remove the underscore prefix:-_llm_response = models.JSONField(default={}) +llm_response = models.JSONField(default={})However, if the underscore is intentional and this field should not be accessed directly, you can ignore this comment.
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apps/spotlight/migrations/0002_copyexportsettings.py (1)
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: LGTM!The migration file follows the standard structure and the model fields are well-defined with appropriate data types and constraints. The use of nullable JSON fields for storing export settings is a good choice for handling unstructured data. The model is correctly registered in the database using the
db_table
option.apps/spotlight/models.py (2)
12-12
: ** Use a foreign key for theworkspace_id
field if it references a Workspace model.**As mentioned in the previous review, consider using a foreign key field instead of a raw integer field if
workspace_id
is meant to be a reference to a Workspace model. This would enforce referential integrity at the database level.-workspace_id = models.IntegerField(help_text="Workspace id of the organization") +workspace = models.ForeignKey( + 'Workspace', + on_delete=models.CASCADE, + help_text="Reference to the associated Workspace" +)Note: Replace
'Workspace'
with the actual Workspace model class if it's defined in the same file, or with the full app label and model name (e.g.,'myapp.Workspace'
) if it's in a different app.
25-32
: The model fields and table name follow the project's naming conventions.The
CopyExportSettings
model class follows the project's naming conventions for fields and the database table name.apps/spotlight/service.py (5)
18-21
: LGTM!The
ActionResponse
dataclass is correctly defined with appropriate fields and default values.
24-53
: LGTM!The
HelpService
class and its methods are well-structured and implemented correctly. Theextract_citations
method efficiently extracts unique URLs from the citations, and theformat_response
method properly formats the response by appending the extracted citations. Theget_support_response
method appropriately calls thellm.get_support_response_from_bedrock
function and formats the response.
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: LGTM!The
QueryService
class and itsget_suggestions
method are correctly implemented. The method properly formats the prompt and calls thellm.get_openai_response
function to get the suggestions.
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: LGTM!The
SuggestionService
class and itsget_suggestions
method are correctly implemented. The method properly formats the prompt and calls thellm.get_openai_response
function to get the suggestions.
72-433
: Great implementation of theActionService
class!The
ActionService
class is well-structured and contains several methods for performing various actions related to export settings and field mappings. The methods are properly implemented and handle different scenarios effectively. Theaction
method serves as a convenient entry point to call the appropriate action function based on the provided code.Tools
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class CopyExportSettings(models.Model): | ||
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Use a foreign key for the workspace_id
field if it references a Workspace model.
Similar to the Query
model, consider using a foreign key field instead of a raw integer field if workspace_id
is meant to be a reference to a Workspace model. This would enforce referential integrity at the database level.
-workspace_id = models.IntegerField(help_text="Workspace id of the organization")
+workspace = models.ForeignKey(
+ 'Workspace',
+ on_delete=models.CASCADE,
+ help_text="Reference to the associated Workspace"
+)
Note: Replace 'Workspace'
with the actual Workspace model class if it's defined in the same file, or with the full app label and model name (e.g., 'myapp.Workspace'
) if it's in a different app.
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action_response= action_response.json() | ||
if action_response.get('project_type') != 'PROJECT' and action_response.get('class_type') != 'COST_CENTER': | ||
action_response['project_type'] = 'PROJECT' | ||
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Remove the unused variable assignment.
The post_response
variable is assigned but never used in the set_customer_field_mapping_to_project
method. Please remove the assignment:
-post_response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(action_response))
+requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(action_response))
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post_response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(action_response)) | |
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Remove the unused variable assignment.
The post_response
variable is assigned but never used in the set_class_field_mapping_to_project
method. Please remove the assignment:
-post_response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(action_response))
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action_response= action_response.json() | ||
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action_response['project_type'] = 'COST_CENTER' | ||
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Remove the unused variable assignment.
The post_response
variable is assigned but never used in the set_customer_field_mapping_to_cost_center
method. Please remove the assignment:
-post_response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(action_response))
+requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(action_response))
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Remove the unused variable assignment.
The post_response
variable is assigned but never used in the set_class_field_mapping_to_cost_center
method. Please remove the assignment:
-post_response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=json.dumps(action_response))
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Query
andCopyExportSettings
models to store user queries and export settings.ActionService
with methods for field mapping and triggering exports.Bug Fixes
Documentation
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