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app/global.d.ts (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consider adding documentation for clarity.The addition of the
convertFileSrcmethod to the__TAURI__object is appropriate and aligns with Tauri's API structure. This method will likely be useful for converting file paths to URLs that can be used within the application.Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment to explain the purpose and usage of this method. For example:
/** * Converts a file path to a URL that can be used by the application. * @param url The file path to convert. * @param protocol Optional protocol to use for the converted URL. * @returns The converted URL as a string. */ convertFileSrc(url: string, protocol?: string): string;This documentation will help developers understand the method's purpose and how to use it correctly.
app/store/access.ts (1)
33-33: LGTM: Consistent use of base URL constantsThe updates to the
DEFAULT_ACCESS_STATEobject correctly implement the newly imported base URL constants. This change improves consistency and maintainability across the application.For complete consistency, consider updating the
azureUrlproperty in the same manner:- azureUrl: "", + azureUrl: AZURE_BASE_URL,This would require adding
AZURE_BASE_URLto the import statement as well.Also applies to: 42-42, 48-48, 53-53, 58-58, 62-62, 66-66, 70-70, 74-74, 79-79
app/client/platforms/moonshot.ts (1)
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1-203: Summary: Changes look good, but consider broader impact.The modifications to this file are minimal and focused on updating the base URL constant. These changes appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize API URL handling across the application.
Next steps:
- Ensure that the
MOONSHOT_BASE_URLconstant is correctly defined in the@/app/constantfile.- Verify that this change is consistent with other API-related modifications in the pull request.
- Update any relevant documentation or configuration files that may reference the old
DEFAULT_API_HOSTconstant.- Consider adding or updating unit tests to cover the URL construction logic in the
pathmethod.Given that this change affects how API URLs are constructed, it would be beneficial to review the overall architecture of API handling in the application. Consider whether a more centralized approach to managing API URLs could simplify future updates and reduce the risk of inconsistencies across different parts of the codebase.
app/client/platforms/bytedance.ts (2)
169-170: LGTM. Consider minor refactoring for clarity.The use of the custom
fetchfunction infetchEventSourceis consistent with the new import and aligns with the apparent goal of using a unified fetch implementation.For improved readability, consider extracting the
fetchEventSourceoptions into a separate object:const fetchEventSourceOptions = { fetch, ...chatPayload, async onopen(res) { // ... existing onopen logic ... }, // ... other event handlers ... }; fetchEventSource(chatPath, fetchEventSourceOptions);This refactoring would make the function call cleaner and the options more maintainable.
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1-270: Overall assessment: Changes look good, consider broader implications.The modifications to introduce and use a custom
fetchfunction are well-implemented and focused. They appear to be part of a larger effort to standardize fetch operations across the application.To ensure consistency and maximize the benefits of this change:
- Review other files in the project to identify opportunities for using the custom
fetchfunction.- Consider adding documentation or comments explaining the benefits and any special features of the custom
fetchimplementation.- If not already done, create unit tests for the custom
fetchfunction to ensure its reliability.app/client/platforms/iflytek.ts (1)
44-44: LGTM! Consider additional error handling.The changes to the base URL construction and the use of the custom
fetchfunction look good. These modifications align with the updated import statements and potentially improve the API request handling.Consider adding additional error handling for the base URL construction. For example:
- baseUrl = isApp ? IFLYTEK_BASE_URL + apiPath : apiPath; + baseUrl = isApp ? IFLYTEK_BASE_URL + apiPath : apiPath; + if (!baseUrl) { + throw new Error("Failed to construct base URL for Iflytek API"); + }This will help catch potential issues early if the base URL is not properly set.
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app/client/platforms/alibaba.ts (1)
182-182: LGTM! Consider updating documentationThe addition of the custom
fetchfunction tofetchEventSourceis a good change that allows for consistent fetch behavior across the application.Consider adding a comment explaining why a custom
fetchis being used here, to help future maintainers understand the rationale behind this change.app/client/platforms/tencent.ts (1)
74-74: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The change to use
TENCENT_BASE_URLwhen the application is identified as an app is appropriate and aligns with the updated import. This simplifies the base URL determination logic while maintaining backwards compatibility.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the distinction between app and non-app modes for future maintainers:
- baseUrl = isApp ? TENCENT_BASE_URL : ApiPath.Tencent; + // Use TENCENT_BASE_URL for app mode, fallback to ApiPath.Tencent for web + baseUrl = isApp ? TENCENT_BASE_URL : ApiPath.Tencent;app/client/platforms/baidu.ts (1)
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1-324: Summary: Customfetchimplementation introduced.The changes in this file are part of a larger effort to use a custom
fetchimplementation across the application. The modifications are minimal and focused:
- Import of custom
fetchfrom a local module.- Usage of the custom
fetchin thefetchEventSourcemethod.These changes should improve consistency in API request handling. However, it's important to ensure that:
- The custom
fetchimplementation in@/app/utils/streamis thoroughly tested and maintains feature parity with the nativefetch.- All uses of
fetchin this file and related files are updated to use the custom implementation.- The behavior of
fetchEventSourcewith the customfetchis verified, especially for error handling and abort scenarios.Consider documenting the reasons for using a custom
fetchimplementation and any additional features it provides. This will help maintain the code and onboard new developers.app/utils/chat.ts (1)
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1-368: Consider the architectural implications of Tauri-specific networking.The changes in this file introduce Tauri-specific networking, which is a significant architectural decision. While the implementation is clean and minimal, it's important to consider the following:
- Cross-platform compatibility: Ensure that the application can still function in non-Tauri environments if required.
- Error handling: Add appropriate error handling for cases where Tauri-specific features might not be available.
- Documentation: Update the project documentation to reflect this change in networking strategy.
- Testing: Implement tests that cover both Tauri and non-Tauri environments to ensure robust functionality across platforms.
Consider implementing a strategy pattern or dependency injection for the fetch implementation. This would allow for easy switching between Tauri and non-Tauri networking based on the runtime environment, enhancing the application's flexibility and maintainability.
app/client/platforms/openai.ts (1)
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1-601: Summary: API endpoint configuration centralized, testing recommendedThe changes in this file align with the PR objective of using the Tauri fetch API by centralizing the API endpoint configuration. While the modifications are minimal, they have the potential to impact API calls throughout the application.
To ensure the changes don't introduce any regressions:
- Thoroughly test all API-dependent functionalities in both app and non-app contexts.
- Verify that the
OPENAI_BASE_URLis correctly set and propagated in different environments.- Consider adding or updating unit tests for the
pathmethod to cover both app and non-app scenarios.app/utils/stream.ts (4)
39-39: Simplify conditional function call with optional chainingThe expression
unlisten && unlisten();can be simplified using optional chaining for better readability.Apply this diff:
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79-83: Offer assistance with FormData handling in the 'body' parameterNoticed the TODO comment regarding FormData handling. Implementing FormData support will enhance the functionality by allowing form data to be sent in the request body.
Would you like assistance in implementing FormData support for the
bodyparameter? I can help provide a solution or open a GitHub issue to track this task.
24-29: Ensure default 'body' parameter aligns with expected typesThe
bodyparameter is defaulted to an empty arraybody = [], which may not align with the expectedBodyInittype from theRequestInitinterface. Consider setting the default toundefinedor handling different body types appropriately.Apply this diff:
- body = [], + body,Ensure that the
bodyis processed correctly later in the code, handling cases when it'sundefined, a string, or other permissible types.
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22-97: Consider renaming the function to avoid confusion with the global 'fetch'Overriding the global
fetchfunction may lead to confusion or unintended side effects. It might be better to rename the function to something more specific, liketauriFetch, to make it clear that it's a custom implementation.Apply this diff to rename the function:
-export function fetch(url: string, options?: RequestInit): Promise<any> { +export function tauriFetch(url: string, options?: RequestInit): Promise<any> {Ensure all references to this function are updated accordingly.
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src-tauri/src/stream.rs (1)
60-63: Use a logging framework instead ofprintln!()for better log management.The code uses
println!()statements to output debug information (lines 60-63). For better log management and to control log levels, consider using a logging framework likelogorenv_logger.Example using the
logcrate:use log::debug; debug!("method: {:?}", method); debug!("url: {:?}", url); debug!("headers: {:?}", headers); debug!("headers: {:?}", _headers);
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- app/client/platforms/anthropic.ts (2 hunks)
- app/client/platforms/baidu.ts (2 hunks)
- app/client/platforms/bytedance.ts (2 hunks)
- app/client/platforms/google.ts (4 hunks)
- app/client/platforms/iflytek.ts (4 hunks)
- app/client/platforms/moonshot.ts (2 hunks)
- app/client/platforms/openai.ts (2 hunks)
- app/client/platforms/tencent.ts (4 hunks)
- app/constant.ts (0 hunks)
- app/global.d.ts (1 hunks)
- app/store/access.ts (3 hunks)
- app/store/plugin.ts (1 hunks)
- app/store/sync.ts (1 hunks)
- app/utils/chat.ts (2 hunks)
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π Additional comments (34)
src-tauri/src/main.rs (3)
4-4: New module added:streamThe addition of the
streammodule is a good practice for organizing code related to streaming functionality. This aligns with the PR objective of using the Tauri fetch API.
8-8: New invoke handler added forstream::stream_fetchThe integration of
stream::stream_fetchas an invoke handler is appropriate for exposing this functionality to the frontend. This change directly supports the PR's goal of implementing the Tauri fetch API.To ensure the
streammodule is properly implemented, let's verify its contents:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the contents of the stream module # Test: Check if stream.rs exists and view its contents cat src-tauri/src/stream.rs
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1-12: Request for information: Bug fixes mentioned in PR objectivesThe changes in this file implement new features as mentioned in the PR objectives. However, the PR objectives also mention bug fixes. Could you please provide information about any bug fixes implemented in this PR? If they are in other files, it would be helpful to include those files in the review.
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src-tauri/Cargo.toml (6)
38-44: Summary: Changes align with PR objective and enhance project capabilities.The additions to the Cargo.toml file are consistent with the PR objective of using the Tauri fetch API. The new dependencies (percent-encoding, reqwest, futures-util, and bytes) and the "linux-protocol-headers" feature for tauri provide the necessary tools for implementing HTTP requests, handling streaming data, and working with URLs.
These changes enhance the project's capabilities for network communication and data processing. However, it's important to ensure that these new dependencies are used effectively and that the "linux-protocol-headers" feature doesn't introduce any cross-platform compatibility issues.
44-44: LGTM: Addition of bytes dependency.The addition of the bytes crate is appropriate for low-level byte manipulation. This could be useful for efficient handling of network data or file I/O, which aligns with the PR objective of using the Tauri fetch API for streaming data.
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41-41: LGTM: Addition of percent-encoding dependency.The addition of the percent-encoding crate is appropriate for URL encoding and decoding tasks. This is a well-maintained and widely used crate for this purpose.
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42-42: LGTM: Addition of reqwest dependency.The addition of the reqwest crate is appropriate for making HTTP requests. This aligns with the PR objective of using the Tauri fetch API. reqwest is a well-maintained and widely used HTTP client library for Rust.
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43-43: LGTM: Addition of futures-util dependency.The addition of the futures-util crate is appropriate for advanced asynchronous programming. This could be related to handling asynchronous HTTP requests or streaming data, which aligns with the PR objective of using the Tauri fetch API.
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38-38: Verify the necessity of the "linux-protocol-headers" feature.The addition of the "linux-protocol-headers" feature to the tauri dependency may have implications for cross-platform compatibility. Please ensure that this feature is necessary for the project's requirements and doesn't negatively impact the application's behavior on non-Linux platforms.
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app/store/sync.ts (1)
28-28: SimplifiedproxyUrlassignment inDEFAULT_SYNC_STATEThe change removes the
corsPathfunction call and directly assignsApiPath.Corsto theproxyUrlproperty. This simplification is generally a good practice as it reduces unnecessary function calls.However, we should verify if this change is consistent with the intended behavior:
- Does
ApiPath.Corsalready contain the correct path without needingcorsPathprocessing?- Is
corsPathused elsewhere in the codebase for similar purposes?To ensure consistency and identify potential issues, let's run the following checks:
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corsPathis not used elsewhere andApiPath.Corsis used directly in other places, this change is likely correct. Otherwise, we may need to update other occurrences for consistency.β Verification successful
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corsPathThe
corsPathfunction is no longer used in the codebase, andApiPath.Corsis appropriately assigned directly to theproxyUrlproperty. This change is consistent and does not introduce any issues.π Scripts executed
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app/store/access.ts (2)
5-14: LGTM: Improved import structure for base URLsThe addition of base URL constants to the import statement is a positive change. It centralizes the configuration and makes it easier to maintain and update base URLs across the application.
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1-238: Summary: Improved API configuration structureThe changes in this file significantly improve the configuration structure for various API endpoints. By centralizing the base URLs and using constants, the code becomes more maintainable and less prone to errors. These modifications align well with the PR's objective of enhancing the handling of API requests.
Key improvements:
- Centralized import of base URL constants
- Consistent use of these constants in the
DEFAULT_ACCESS_STATEobjectThese changes lay a solid foundation for implementing the Tauri fetch API across the application.
app/client/platforms/moonshot.ts (2)
43-43: LGTM. Consider testing in different environments.The modification correctly implements the new
MOONSHOT_BASE_URLconstant while maintaining the existing logic for determining the base URL. This change preserves backwards compatibility for non-app contexts.To ensure the change doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior:
- Test the application in both app and non-app contexts to verify that the correct base URL is used in each case.
- Verify that API requests are correctly routed in all supported environments.
5-5: LGTM. Verify constant usage across the codebase.The import of
MOONSHOT_BASE_URLlooks good. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring to use a new constant for the base URL.To ensure consistency, let's verify the usage of this new constant across the codebase:
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app/client/platforms/bytedance.ts (1)
26-26: LGTM. Verify customfetchimplementation.The import of a custom
fetchfunction from a local module is a good practice for centralizing and potentially enhancing fetch functionality.To ensure the custom
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1-253: Overall LGTM! Suggest comprehensive API testing.The changes in this file appear to be part of a larger effort to refactor and improve API handling, particularly for the Iflytek platform. The modifications to the base URL construction and the use of a custom
fetchfunction align with the PR objectives of using the Tauri fetch API.To ensure these changes haven't inadvertently affected the overall functionality, please conduct comprehensive testing of the API interactions, including:
- Verify that the correct base URL is used in different environments (app vs. non-app).
- Test the streaming functionality to ensure it works as expected with the new
fetchimplementation.- Check error handling scenarios to confirm they're still properly managed.
Consider adding or updating integration tests to cover these scenarios if they don't already exist.
4-4: LGTM! Verify custom fetch implementation.The changes to the import statements look good. The addition of
IFLYTEK_BASE_URLimport aligns with the changes in the API base URL usage.Please verify the custom
fetchimplementation in@/app/utils/stream:Also applies to: 25-25
app/client/platforms/alibaba.ts (2)
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1-314: Consider reviewing fetch usage across the projectWhile the changes in this file are minimal and focused, the introduction of a custom
fetchimplementation could have broader implications for the project.Consider conducting a broader review of fetch usage across the entire codebase to ensure consistency and to identify any other areas that might benefit from using this custom implementation.
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26-26: Verify compatibility of customfetchimplementationThe introduction of a custom
fetchfunction from@/app/utils/streamis noteworthy. Please ensure that this implementation is fully compatible with thefetchEventSourcefunction and explain the rationale for using a customfetchover the native one.To verify the compatibility and understand the custom implementation, please run the following script:
app/client/platforms/tencent.ts (3)
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1-281: Overall assessment: Changes look good with minor suggestions.The changes in this file are well-focused and align with the objectives of updating the API base URL configuration and integrating a custom fetch function. The modifications are consistent and maintain backwards compatibility. Consider implementing the suggested minor improvements for clarity and test coverage. Once these are addressed, the changes are ready for merging.
2-2: LGTM! Verify usage of new imports.The changes in the import statements look good. The shift to
TENCENT_BASE_URLand the introduction of a customfetchfunction are appropriate for the intended changes.To ensure these new imports are used correctly throughout the file, please run the following script:
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181-181: LGTM! Verify custom fetch function behavior.The integration of the custom
fetchfunction intofetchEventSourceis appropriate and aligns with the earlier import change. This targeted enhancement should improve the streaming capabilities of the chat method.To ensure the custom
fetchfunction behaves as expected, particularly in streaming scenarios, consider adding unit tests or integration tests. Here's a script to check for existing tests:If no tests are found, consider adding tests to verify the behavior of the custom
fetchfunction in various scenarios, including streaming and error handling.app/store/plugin.ts (1)
10-10: Verify the intention behind theisAppassignment change.The modification to the
isAppassignment changes its behavior:
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isAppdirectly reflected the value ofgetClientConfig()?.isApp.- Now,
isAppwill betruefor any value that's not strictlyfalse, includingundefinedandnull.This change affects how
baseURLis determined later in the file (around line 54) and could potentially impact other parts of the application that rely on theisAppvalue.Please confirm if this change is intentional and aligns with the expected behavior. If it is, consider adding a comment explaining the logic:
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app/client/platforms/baidu.ts (1)
27-27: LGTM. Verify usage of customfetchimplementation.The import of a custom
fetchfunction from a local module is a good practice for centralizing API request handling. This change allows for consistent fetch behavior across the application.To ensure the custom
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app/client/platforms/google.ts (4)
12-12: LGTM: Importing GEMINI_BASE_URL constantThe import of
GEMINI_BASE_URLfrom the constants file is a good practice. It centralizes the management of base URLs and makes it easier to update them across the application if needed.
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1-338: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives and improve code qualityThe modifications in this file successfully introduce the use of the Tauri fetch API and improve the overall code structure:
- The introduction of
GEMINI_BASE_URLenhances URL management.- The custom
fetchimport allows for centralized fetch behavior control.- Updates to the
pathmethod andfetchEventSourcecall integrate these changes effectively.These changes align well with the PR objectives and should contribute to a more robust and flexible API interaction system.
25-25: LGTM: Importing custom fetch implementationImporting a custom
fetchimplementation from the utility module is a good approach. It allows for centralized modifications to the fetch behavior across the application.To ensure the custom
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13-13: LGTM: New import for Tauri-specific fetch implementation.The import of
tauriFetchfrom the./streammodule is well-placed and clearly named, indicating its purpose for Tauri-specific networking.app/client/platforms/anthropic.ts (3)
11-11: LGTM: Import of ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL is consistent with PR objectives.The addition of this import aligns with the PR's goal of updating base URL constants for various APIs. This change enhances the modularity of the code by separating the base URL definition.
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391-391: LGTM: Updated base URL logic aligns with PR objectives.The change simplifies the base URL selection logic and uses the newly imported
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22-22: Specify the function's return type more preciselyThe function currently returns
Promise<any>, which may reduce the benefits of type checking. Since it returns aResponseobject, consider specifying the return type asPromise<Response>for better type safety.Apply this diff to update the return type:
-export function fetch(url: string, options?: RequestInit): Promise<any> { +export function fetch(url: string, options?: RequestInit): Promise<Response> {
28-28: Initializebodytoundefinedinstead of an empty arrayThe
bodyparameter is defaulting to an empty array[], which may not align with typical usage. Request bodies are usuallystring,FormData, orundefined. Setting it toundefinedby default can prevent unintended behavior.Apply this diff to adjust the default value:
- body = [], + body,
79-79: Address the TODO forFormDatasupportThere's a TODO comment indicating the need to handle
FormDatain the request body. Implementing this will enhance the function's ability to handle various content types.I can help implement the
FormDatahandling if you'd like. Do you want me to provide a code example or open a new GitHub issue to track this task?
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1-399: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe main changes in this file involve updating the fetch implementation for Tauri. While the new implementation simplifies the process, it also removes some important features like timeout handling and flexible response type handling.
Key recommendations:
- Reintroduce timeout handling to prevent issues with long-running requests.
- Implement flexible response handling to support different data types (e.g., JSON, text).
- Improve error handling for network issues and non-200 status codes.
- Verify that all uses of the fetch function throughout the codebase are compatible with the new implementation.
- Ensure that the
ServiceProviderimport is necessary and used correctly.Before merging this PR, it's crucial to thoroughly test the new fetch implementation with various API endpoints and response types to ensure it maintains the functionality of the previous implementation while addressing the identified issues.
Consider creating a separate utility function for Tauri-specific fetch operations. This would allow for better separation of concerns and easier maintenance of platform-specific code:
function tauriFetch(url: string, options?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<any> { // Implement Tauri-specific fetch logic here } export function fetch(url: string, options?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<any> { if (window.__TAURI__) { return tauriFetch(url, options); } return window.fetch(url, options); }This approach would make it easier to manage and update Tauri-specific fetch logic in the future.
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5-7: Verify the impact of import changes on the codebase.The changes in imports suggest a shift from Tauri's HTTP fetch to a custom stream fetch implementation. This could have implications on how network requests are handled throughout the application.
- Ensure that the new
tauriStreamFetchfunction from "./utils/stream" is compatible with the previoustauriFetchimplementation.- Verify that all uses of the previous
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The new implementation using
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- Timeout handling: The previous implementation used
REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS, which is now removed. This could lead to issues with long-running requests.- Response type handling: The new implementation always converts the response to text, which might not be suitable for all API responses (e.g., JSON or binary data).
- Error handling: The new implementation doesn't seem to handle network errors or non-200 status codes explicitly.
Consider addressing these points to improve robustness:
- Reintroduce timeout handling:
const timeout = (options?.timeout as number) || REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS; return Promise.race([ tauriStreamFetch(url, options), new Promise((_, reject) => setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('Request timed out')), timeout)) ]);
- Add flexible response handling:
.then(res => options?.responseType === 'json' ? res.json() : res.text())
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79-79: Implement handling for FormData in the request bodyThere's a TODO comment indicating that
FormDatahandling is not yet implemented. To ensure thefetchfunction can processFormDatatypes, consider implementing this functionality.Would you like me to help implement the handling of
FormDatafor the request body, or open a new GitHub issue to track this task?
67-68: Consider making the 'Accept-Language' header dynamicThe
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- "Accept-Language": "en-US,en;q=0.9,zh-CN;q=0.8,zh;q=0.7", + "Accept-Language": navigator.languages + ? navigator.languages.join(', ') + : navigator.language || "en-US",This approach uses
navigator.languagesto include all preferred languages, falling back tonavigator.languageif unavailable.
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117-131: Great updates to the Roadmap!The roadmap changes effectively communicate project progress and future direction:
- Completed items are clearly marked, showing active development.
- New items like plugins and local knowledge base demonstrate ongoing innovation.
- The roadmap covers a wide range of features, from UI improvements to advanced AI capabilities.
Consider adding estimated timeframes or priority levels for the upcoming features to give users a better idea of the development timeline.
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133-141: Excellent addition of the What's New section!This new section effectively communicates recent updates and improvements:
- It provides a quick overview of key features in recent versions.
- The use of version numbers helps users track changes.
- Highlighting major features (like Tauri fetch API and plugin support) draws attention to significant improvements.
Consider adding links to relevant issues or pull requests for each update. This would allow users to dive deeper into the changes if they're interested.
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235-368: Comprehensive updates to Environment Variables!The additions to this section greatly enhance the configuration options:
- New variables for various AI providers (Google, Anthropic, Baidu, ByteDance, Alibaba, iFlytek) increase flexibility.
- Clear explanations for each variable help users understand their purpose.
- Options like
HIDE_USER_API_KEYandDISABLE_GPT4provide more control over the application's behavior.These changes make the application more versatile and easier to customize for different deployment scenarios.
Consider grouping related environment variables (e.g., all variables for a specific AI provider) under subheadings for better organization. This could improve readability, especially as the number of configuration options grows.
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103-115: Excellent additions to the Features section!The new features significantly enhance the application's capabilities and appeal:
- Support for self-deployed LLMs improves flexibility and customization options.
- Privacy-first approach with local data storage is a strong selling point.
- New prompt template feature (v2) adds powerful customization capabilities.
- Automatic compression of chat history is a smart solution for long conversations.
These additions make the application more versatile and user-friendly.
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507-532: Great update to the Special Thanks section!Keeping the list of sponsors up-to-date is crucial:
- It acknowledges the contributions of supporters.
- It demonstrates ongoing community engagement and support for the project.
- The clear criteria for inclusion (donations >= 100RMB) maintains transparency.
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1-532: Overall, excellent updates to the README!The changes to this README file significantly enhance the project documentation:
- New features and roadmap items showcase the project's growth and future direction.
- The addition of the What's New section keeps users informed about recent updates.
- Expanded environment variables provide greater flexibility and customization options.
- Updated Special Thanks section acknowledges community support.
These improvements make the documentation more comprehensive, up-to-date, and user-friendly. Great job on maintaining and enhancing the project's documentation!
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1-400: Overall assessment of changes to app/utils.tsThe modifications in this file primarily focus on updating the fetch implementation to use Tauri's streaming API. While these changes align with the PR objectives, they introduce several points that require attention:
- The switch to
tauriStreamFetchmay affect the behavior of network requests throughout the application.- The simplification of the
fetchfunction and changes to theadapterfunction could impact error handling and response processing.- The consistent use of text responses in the
adapterfunction might require updates in other parts of the application that expect JSON responses.To ensure a smooth transition and maintain robust functionality:
- Conduct thorough testing of all network requests in the application to verify they work correctly with the new implementation.
- Update documentation for the
fetchandadapterfunctions to reflect their new behavior.- Consider creating a migration guide for other developers working on the project, highlighting the changes in network request handling.
- Implement comprehensive error handling in the new fetch implementation to maintain or improve the robustness of the application.
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323-330:β οΈ Potential issueReview changes in the adapter function for potential issues
The modifications to the
adapterfunction introduce several important changes:
- The function now always sets
responseTypeto "text", which might affect parts of the application expecting JSON responses.- The response is always converted to text, regardless of the actual content type.
- The previous status code checking for error responses has been removed.
Consider the following improvements:
- Add content type checking to handle different response types (e.g., JSON, text) appropriately.
- Reintroduce error handling for non-2xx status codes to maintain robust error management.
- Update the function's documentation to reflect its new behavior, especially regarding the text-only responses.
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40-40: Approved: Enhanced error handling for chat message toolsThe addition of the optional
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79-79: ImplementFormDatasupportThere is a TODO comment indicating that
FormDatasupport needs to be added. Implementing this would allow for form data submissions in thefetchfunction.Would you like assistance in implementing
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