feat: update photo's caption #24
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priv/typesense/reset.exs (1)
3-3: LGTM! Improved error handling with bang function.The migration to
Migration.Typesense.Photo.reset!()with the bang (!) operator provides clearer error handling expectations.Consider adding a warning comment about the destructive nature of this operation:
# mix run priv/typesense/reset.exs +# WARNING: This script will delete and recreate the photo collection in Typesense. +# All existing photo data will be lost. Migration.Typesense.Photo.reset!()docs/dev-logs/2024-10-25.md (2)
3-3: Remove trailing punctuation from headingThe heading contains trailing punctuation which violates markdown style guidelines.
-## Req call typesense API alway :timeout, but typesense was updated. +## Req call typesense API alway :timeout, but typesense was updated🧰 Tools
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3-9: Enhance error documentation with more detailsThe error log would be more helpful with additional context:
- Typesense version before and after update
- Configuration settings (timeout values, etc.)
- Steps to reproduce
- Resolution or workaround if found
This information would help track similar issues in the future and provide valuable debugging context.
Would you like me to provide a template for documenting these additional details?
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29-31: Consider consolidating related data ignore patterns.The
_localanddataentries appear to be related but are separated. Consider grouping them together for better clarity.# data -_local -data +data/ +_local/
33-38: Document the purpose of environment-specific wildcards.The wildcard patterns for different environments (
_local*,_dev*, etc.) are quite broad. Consider adding comments to explain what types of files these patterns are intended to ignore to prevent accidentally ignoring important files.# scripts +# Environment-specific scripts and configurations _local* _dev* _stag* _prod* +# Background process output nohup.outlib/migration/typesense.ex (1)
1-42: Consider adding resilience patterns for production use.The module makes external HTTP calls but lacks important resilience patterns:
- Request timeouts
- Retry mechanism for transient failures
- Rate limiting protection
Consider implementing:
- Add timeouts to Req.new:
Req.new( base_url: url, url: path, headers: headers, connect_options: [timeout: 5_000], receive_timeout: 15_000 )
Add retry logic using a library like
retryor implement custom retry logic for transient failures.Consider implementing rate limiting protection using a token bucket algorithm or similar approach if the Typesense API has rate limits.
Would you like me to provide example implementations for any of these patterns?
lib/migration/typesense/photo.ex (1)
4-25: Consider adding documentation and field constraints.While the schema structure is well-organized, consider the following improvements:
- Add
@moduledocand@docdocumentation explaining the purpose of each field- Consider adding field constraints for
file_idformat validation- Consider adding index definitions for searchable fields like
caption- Consider adding size limits for the
imagefield to prevent oversized uploadsExample documentation:
@moduledoc """ Defines the Typesense collection schema for storing photos with their embeddings and metadata. """ @doc """ Schema for photos collection: - image: Base64 encoded image data - image_embedding: CLIP model generated vector embeddings for similarity search - caption: Optional text description of the image - file_id: Unique identifier for the file - belongs_to_id: Reference to the parent entity - inserted_at: Timestamp of creation """ @photos_schema %{ # ... existing schema }README.md (2)
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25-35: Consider using more permanent demo links.The GitHub asset links used for demonstrations might not be permanently accessible. Consider:
- Using a more permanent hosting solution for demo media
- Adding text descriptions of expected behavior alongside the media
- Including example responses in text form
89-99: Add file permission security measures.While setting execute permissions is necessary, the script contains sensitive data. Add these security measures:
2. execute permission ```sh -chmod +x start.sh +# Restrict read/write to owner only, add execute +chmod 700 start.sh + +# Restrict .env to owner read/write only +chmod 600 .env</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>zeabur/template.yaml (2)</summary><blockquote> `14-15`: **Remove empty coverImage field if not used.** The `coverImage` field is defined but empty. Consider removing it if it's not needed, or provide a value if it's required. --- `56-56`: **Remove empty configs arrays.** Both services have empty `configs: []` arrays. Consider removing these if they're not being used to keep the configuration concise. ```diff - configs: []Also applies to: 83-83
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198-202: Consider extracting duplicate similar photo search logic.The similar photo search logic is duplicated with different thresholds. Consider extracting it into a private function:
+ defp search_similar_photos(photo_id, threshold, chat_id) do + PhotoService.search_similar_photos!( + photo_id, + distance_threshold: threshold, + belongs_to_id: chat_id + ) + endThen use it in both places:
photos = search_similar_photos(typesense_photo["id"], caption == "" && 0.4 || 0.1, chat_id)Also applies to: 208-212
311-313: Consider implementing the TODO for search trigger.The TODO suggests re-triggering search on edited messages. This could enhance user experience by automatically updating search results.
Would you like me to help implement the search trigger functionality for edited messages?
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399-435: Consider consolidating photo creation logic.The photo creation logic here is similar to the message handlers. Consider reusing the suggested
create_photo/4function here as well.Additionally, the file type handling could be simplified using pattern matching:
- case file_extension(file_name) do - ext when ext in [".png", ".jpg", ".jpeg"] -> - {:ok, msg} = ExGram.send_photo(...) - ".mp4" -> - ExGram.send_video(...) - ".gif" -> - ExGram.send_animation(...) - _ -> - ExGram.send_document(...) - end + send_file_by_type(file_extension(file_name), chat_id, content, caption) + defp send_file_by_type(ext, chat_id, content, caption) when ext in [".png", ".jpg", ".jpeg"] do + {:ok, msg} = ExGram.send_photo(chat_id, content, caption: caption) + # Photo creation logic here + msg + end + defp send_file_by_type(".mp4", chat_id, content, caption) do + ExGram.send_video(chat_id, content, supports_streaming: true, caption: caption) + end + defp send_file_by_type(".gif", chat_id, content, caption) do + ExGram.send_animation(chat_id, content, caption: caption) + end + defp send_file_by_type(_, chat_id, content, caption) do + ExGram.send_document(chat_id, content, caption: caption) + endlib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (1)
27-27: Handle cases where the search response has no hitsIn the
search_documents!/2function, if the search yields no results,data["hits"]could be an empty list. While mapping over an empty list doesn't cause an error, it's good practice to ensure that the function handles this scenario gracefully.
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priv/typesense/2024-10-24_create_photos_collection.exs (1)
1-1: Verify the collection schema implementation.Let's ensure the
Migration.Typesense.Photomodule properly defines all required fields.✅ Verification successful
Schema implementation verified and properly defined
The
Migration.Typesense.Photomodule has a well-structured schema that includes all necessary fields:
- Image field with CLIP embedding support
- Caption (optional string field)
- File and relationship identifiers
- Timestamp field for sorting
- Proper configuration for image embeddings using CLIP model
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the schema definition in Migration.Typesense.Photo module rg -l "Migration.Typesense.Photo" | xargs rg "create_collection|schema" # Verify if all required fields are defined in the schema rg -A 10 "schema.*=.*\["Length of output: 570
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#!/bin/bash # Let's examine the content of the Photo module to see the schema definition cat lib/migration/typesense/photo.exLength of output: 1013
lib/migration/typesense/photo.ex (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean module structure.The module follows Elixir naming conventions and uses appropriate aliasing.
27-34:⚠️ Potential issueAdd error handling and safety measures.
The current implementation has several potential issues:
- No error handling for failed collection operations
reset!/0could lead to unintended data loss- No atomic transaction for the reset operation
Consider implementing these improvements:
def create_collection!() do - Typesense.create_collection!(@photos_schema) + case Typesense.create_collection!(@photos_schema) do + {:ok, collection} -> {:ok, collection} + {:error, %{"message" => message}} -> + raise "Failed to create photos collection: #{message}" + end end def reset!() do + # Add warning log + require Logger + Logger.warning("Resetting photos collection - all data will be lost!") + + # Backup existing data if needed + # Add appropriate backup logic here + Typesense.delete_collection!(@photos_schema["name"]) Typesense.create_collection!(@photos_schema) endLet's verify if this collection is used elsewhere in the codebase:
README.md (1)
5-9: LGTM! Clear feature documentation.The new features section provides a concise overview of the bot's capabilities with clear checkboxes indicating completion status.
zeabur/template.yaml (2)
62-62: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider using SHA digest for container image.
While version pinning is good, using a SHA digest provides even better security and reproducibility. Consider updating the image reference to include the SHA256 digest.
Example format:
- image: typesense/typesense:27.1 + image: typesense/typesense@sha256:<digest>#!/bin/bash # Check if other yaml files in the repository use SHA digests rg "@sha256:[a-f0-9]{64}" -g "*.yaml" -g "*.yml"
41-55: Validate required environment variables.Several environment variables have empty default values. This could cause runtime issues if not properly set during deployment. Consider:
- Adding validation checks in your application for required variables
- Documenting which variables are required vs optional
- Providing example values in comments
Affected variables:
- TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN
- GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID
- GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET
#!/bin/bash # Check if these environment variables are used in the codebase echo "Checking usage of environment variables..." rg "TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN|GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID|GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET" -llib/save_it/bot.ex (5)
8-8: LGTM! Improved module naming.The rename from
TypesensePhototoPhotoServicebetter represents the module's responsibility as a service layer.
118-120: LGTM! Enhanced user experience.Good addition of a helpful prompt when users don't provide search text.
131-133: LGTM! Well-scoped photo search.The search implementation correctly scopes results to the specific chat using
belongs_to_id.
317-319: LGTM! Clean caption update implementation.The handler correctly updates the photo caption when an edited message contains photos.
345-347: LGTM! Improved media presentation.Good addition of caption support with proper positioning above media for better readability.
lib/save_it/photo_service.ex (1)
22-23: Verify thatphoto["id"]exists before updatingIn
update_photo/1, you're accessingphoto["id"]. Ensure that thephotomap contains the"id"key to prevent aKeyError. Ifphotouses atom keys, you might need to usephoto.idorphoto[:id].Run the following script to check for the existence of the
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add documentation and safety checks to the migration script.
While the basic functionality looks correct, consider enhancing the migration script with:
- Documentation explaining the purpose and schema of the photos collection
- Idempotency check to prevent duplicate collection creation
- Down migration capability for rollbacks
Here's a suggested implementation:
+# Creates the photos collection in Typesense with fields for:
+# - image data
+# - embeddings
+# - captions
+# - file identifiers
+# - timestamps
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+# Check if collection already exists to ensure idempotency
+unless Migration.Typesense.Photo.collection_exists?() do
Migration.Typesense.Photo.create_collection!()
+end
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+# Example down migration (in a separate script):
+# Migration.Typesense.Photo.drop_collection!()Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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Improve error handling and add documentation for public API functions.
The public functions need several improvements for production readiness:
- Add proper error handling for HTTP requests
- Add response validation
- Add documentation and type specs
Here's a suggested implementation for better error handling and documentation:
+ @doc """
+ Creates a new collection in Typesense with the given schema.
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+ ## Parameters
+ - schema: Map containing the collection schema
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+ ## Returns
+ - {:ok, response_body} on success
+ - {:error, reason} on failure
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+ ## Raises
+ - RuntimeError if the API request fails
+ """
+ @spec create_collection!(map()) :: map() | no_return()
def create_collection!(schema) do
req = build_request("/collections")
- {:ok, res} = Req.post(req, json: schema)
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- res.body
+ case Req.post(req, json: schema) do
+ {:ok, %{status: status} = res} when status in 200..299 ->
+ res.body
+ {:ok, %{status: status, body: body}} ->
+ raise "Failed to create collection. Status: #{status}, Body: #{inspect(body)}"
+ {:error, error} ->
+ raise "Failed to create collection: #{inspect(error)}"
+ end
endSimilar improvements should be applied to delete_collection!/1 and list_collections/0.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance configuration handling and request building.
Consider the following improvements for the helper functions:
- Add URL validation
- Use module attributes for constants
- Add documentation for maintainability
Here's a suggested implementation:
+ @content_type "application/json"
+ @typesense_config_keys [:typesense_url, :typesense_api_key]
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+ @doc false
defp get_env() do
- url = Application.fetch_env!(:save_it, :typesense_url)
- api_key = Application.fetch_env!(:save_it, :typesense_api_key)
+ url =
+ :save_it
+ |> Application.fetch_env!(:typesense_url)
+ |> validate_url!()
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+ api_key = Application.fetch_env!(:save_it, :typesense_api_key)
{url, api_key}
end
+ @doc false
defp build_request(path) do
{url, api_key} = get_env()
Req.new(
base_url: url,
url: path,
headers: [
- {"Content-Type", "application/json"},
+ {"Content-Type", @content_type},
{"X-TYPESENSE-API-KEY", api_key}
]
)
end
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+ defp validate_url!(url) do
+ uri = URI.parse(url)
+ unless uri.scheme in ["http", "https"] and uri.host do
+ raise ArgumentError, "Invalid Typesense URL: #{url}"
+ end
+ url
+ endCommittable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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Enhance security guidance for configuration management.
The current setup instructions expose sensitive configuration details. Consider these security improvements:
- Add a warning about keeping
start.shprivate and not committing it to version control - Recommend using a
.envfile instead of direct exports - Add guidance about secure token management
Here's a suggested improvement:
Pro Tips: create shell script for fast run app
+⚠️ Security Notice:
+- Never commit the following files to version control
+- Store these files securely and restrict access
+
+1. Create a .env file
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+```env
+TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=your_token_here
+TYPESENSE_URL=your_url_here
+TYPESENSE_API_KEY=your_key_here
+GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=your_client_id_here
+GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=your_client_secret_here
+```
+
+2. Create start.sh
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```sh
#!/bin/sh
-export TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=<YOUR_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN>
-export TYPESENSE_URL=<YOUR_TYPESENSE_URL>
-export TYPESENSE_API_KEY=<YOUR_TYPESENSE_API_KEY>
-export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=<YOUR_GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID>
-export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=<YOUR_GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET>
+# Load environment variables from .env file
+source .env
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Security: Reconsider exposing TYPESENSE_API_KEY.
The TYPESENSE_API_KEY is marked as expose: true. This could lead to security risks as the API key might be visible in logs or monitoring systems. Consider setting expose: false unless there's a specific requirement for exposure.
TYPESENSE_API_KEY:
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Simplify error handling using pattern matching
You can streamline the handle_response/1 function by using pattern matching and guard clauses to handle success and error responses more succinctly.
Consider refactoring as follows:
defp handle_response(%Req.Response{status: status, body: body}) when status in [200, 201] do
body
end
-defp handle_response(%Req.Response{status: 400} = res) do
- Logger.error("Bad Request: #{inspect(res.body)}")
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-defp handle_response(%Req.Response{status: 401}) do
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-defp handle_response(%Req.Response{status: 422}) do
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-defp handle_response(_) do
- raise "Unknown error"
+defp handle_response(%Req.Response{status: 404}) do
+ nil
end
+defp handle_response(%Req.Response{status: status, body: body}) do
+ Logger.error("HTTP #{status} Error: #{inspect(body)}")
+ raise "HTTP #{status} Error"
+endThis refactoring:
- Handles successful responses with statuses 200 and 201.
- Returns
nilfor 404 Not Found errors inget_document/2. - Logs and raises an exception for all other error statuses.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Log errors for all non-successful HTTP responses
Currently, only the 400 Bad Request response is being logged with Logger.error/1. For better observability and debugging, consider logging all error responses before raising exceptions.
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defp handle_response(res) do
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%Req.Response{status: 400} ->
Logger.error("Bad Request: #{inspect(res.body)}")
raise "Bad Request"
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+ Logger.error("Unauthorized: #{inspect(res.body)}")
raise "Unauthorized"
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+ Logger.error("Conflict: #{inspect(res.body)}")
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+ Logger.error("Unprocessable Entity: #{inspect(res.body)}")
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Prevent potential errors when accessing the first result
In search_photos!/2 and search_similar_photos!/1, you use hd() on data["results"]. If data["results"] is an empty list, this will raise a ArgumentError. Consider handling the empty list case to prevent runtime errors.
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# For search_photos!/2
-case data["results"] |> hd() |> Map.get("hits") |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
+results = data["results"]
+if results != [] do
+ results
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+ |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
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-case data["results"] |> hd() |> Map.get("hits") |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
+results = data["results"]
+if results != [] do
+ results
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Ensure get_photo!/2 raises an exception when no photo is found
The bang function get_photo!/2 currently returns nil if no photo is found. To adhere to Elixir conventions, it should raise an exception instead.
Apply this diff to raise an error when the photo is not found:
def get_photo!(file_id, belongs_to_id) do
case Typesense.search_documents!("photos",
q: "*",
query_by: "caption",
filter_by: "file_id:=#{file_id} && belongs_to_id:=#{belongs_to_id}"
) do
[photo | _] -> photo
- [] -> nil
+ [] ->
+ raise "Photo not found for file_id #{file_id} and belongs_to_id #{belongs_to_id}"
end
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Handle the case when no photo is found in update_photo_caption!/3
In the function update_photo_caption!/3, get_photo!/2 may return nil if no photo is found. Passing nil to Map.put/3 will cause a FunctionClauseError. Consider adding a check to handle this scenario appropriately.
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- get_photo!(file_id, belongs_to_id)
- |> Map.put("caption", caption)
- |> update_photo()
+ case get_photo!(file_id, belongs_to_id) do
+ photo when is_map(photo) ->
+ photo
+ |> Map.put("caption", caption)
+ |> update_photo()
+ nil ->
+ raise "Photo not found for file_id #{file_id} and belongs_to_id #{belongs_to_id}"
+ end
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Simplify the handle_response/1 function using pattern matching
The handle_response/1 function can be simplified by leveraging pattern matching directly in the function clauses, improving readability and maintainability.
Apply this diff to refactor the function:
defp handle_response(%Req.Response{status: status, body: body} = res) do
- case res do
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- res.body
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- end
+ case status do
+ 200 -> body
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+ Logger.error("Bad Request: #{inspect(body)}")
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+ 401 -> raise "Unauthorized"
+ 404 -> nil
+ 409 -> raise "Conflict"
+ 422 -> raise "Unprocessable Entity"
+ 503 -> raise "Service Unavailable"
+ _ ->
+ Logger.error("Unhandled status code #{status}: #{inspect(body)}")
+ raise "Unknown error: #{status}"
+ end
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lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (2)
11-27: Add documentation and type specs.While the implementation is solid, consider adding:
@docwith usage examples and parameter descriptions@specto define the function's type signatureExample:
@doc """ Searches for documents in a collection. ## Parameters * collection_name - The name of the collection to search * opts - Keyword list of search options: * :q - Search query (default: "*") * :query_by - Fields to search in * :filter_by - Filter conditions ## Examples iex> search_documents!("photos", q: "beach", query_by: "caption") [%{"id" => "1", "caption" => "beach sunset"}, ...] """ @spec search_documents!(String.t(), Keyword.t()) :: [map()]
90-121: Enhance error messages with response details.While the error handling is comprehensive, consider including response body details in the error messages for better debugging:
- raise "Bad Request" + raise "Bad Request: #{inspect(body)}" - raise "Unauthorized" + raise "Unauthorized: #{inspect(body)}" - raise "Conflict" + raise "Conflict: #{inspect(body)}" - raise "Unprocessable Entity" + raise "Unprocessable Entity: #{inspect(body)}" - raise "Service Unavailable" + raise "Service Unavailable: #{inspect(body)}"lib/save_it/photo_service.ex (1)
138-169: Consider using error level logging for 400 status.The function provides comprehensive status code handling, but a 400 Bad Request typically indicates a client error that should be logged at the error level rather than warning.
400 -> - Logger.warning("Bad Request: #{inspect(body)}") + Logger.error("Bad Request: #{inspect(body)}") raise "Bad Request"
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lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (3)
8-8: LGTM! Consistent error handling.The centralization of response handling improves code consistency and maintainability.
Also applies to: 34-34
37-42: LGTM! Proper function naming.The
!suffix correctly indicates that this function may raise exceptions, following Elixir conventions.
44-48: LGTM with existing concerns.The implementation follows the module's patterns.
Note: The previous review comment about raising an exception for 404 responses in bang functions is still applicable here.
lib/save_it/photo_service.ex (4)
1-1: LGTM! Improved error handling with bang version.The module rename better reflects its responsibility, and using
update_document!is consistent with the module's error handling approach.Also applies to: 22-23
25-34: LGTM! Well-structured caption update function.The function follows Elixir conventions for bang functions and properly handles the case when a photo is not found.
71-82: LGTM! Improved handling of empty results.The changes properly handle the case when no results are found.
104-115: LGTM! Consistent with search_photos! improvements.
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Optimize search query parameters.
The function searches using the caption field but filters by file_id and belongs_to_id. Since you're doing an exact match filter, the caption search is unnecessary.
def get_photo(file_id, belongs_to_id) do
case Typesense.search_documents!("photos",
q: "*",
- query_by: "caption",
filter_by: "file_id:=#{file_id} && belongs_to_id:=#{belongs_to_id}"
) do
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lib/tj/url_helper.ex (2)
1-11: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.
The module structure and naming follow Elixir conventions. However, adding module and function documentation would improve maintainability.
Add documentation using @moduledoc and @doc:
defmodule Tj.UrlHelper do
+ @moduledoc """
+ Helper module for URL validation and manipulation.
+ """
+
+ @doc """
+ Validates a URL string, ensuring it has a valid HTTP/HTTPS scheme and host.
+
+ ## Examples
+
+ iex> Tj.UrlHelper.validate_url!("https://example.com")
+ "https://example.com"
+
+ iex> Tj.UrlHelper.validate_url!("invalid-url")
+ ** (ArgumentError) Invalid URL: invalid-url
+ """
def validate_url!(url) do2-10: Add unit tests for URL validation.
Since this is a critical validation function used across modules, it should have comprehensive test coverage.
Would you like me to help create a test module with various test cases for URL validation? This would include tests for:
- Valid HTTP/HTTPS URLs
- Invalid schemes
- Missing hosts
- Malformed URLs
- Edge cases with whitespace and special characters
lib/small_sdk/telegram.ex (1)
Consider adding module documentation and improving error handling
The verification confirms the need for improvements as:
- The module lacks documentation while other modules in the codebase (e.g.,
GoogleDrive) have proper@moduledoc - No error handling patterns are present in the Telegram module, while error handling exists in other parts (e.g., Typesense module)
- While Tesla is configured globally to use Hackney adapter, the module lacks timeout configuration unlike other Tesla-based modules which have more complete middleware setups
Suggested improvements:
- Add module documentation as shown in the original suggestion
- Add timeout middleware (the global Tesla config doesn't handle timeouts)
- Implement error handling similar to other modules in the codebase
- Consider adding JSON middleware for consistent response handling
The original review comment's suggestions are valid and align with the patterns found in the codebase.
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Line range hint 1-8: Consider adding module documentation and improving error handling.
The module would benefit from:
- Module documentation explaining its purpose and usage
- Explicit handling of HTTP errors and timeouts
- Configurable timeout settings
+ @moduledoc """
+ Provides functionality for interacting with the Telegram Bot API.
+ Handles file downloads and related operations.
+ """
+
+ @request_timeout 30_000
+
use Tesla
- plug(Tesla.Middleware.BaseUrl, "https://api.telegram.org")
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5-9: Add the new caption feature to the Features list.
Since this PR implements photo caption functionality (as mentioned in the PR description), please add it to the features list for completeness.
## Features
- [x] Save photos via a link
- [x] Search photos using semantic search
- [x] Find similar photos by photo
+- [x] View and manage photo captions58-64: Enhance Typesense setup documentation.
Since this PR includes Typesense SDK changes, please provide more detailed setup instructions:
- Add Typesense version requirements
- Document the required collections and schema
- Include migration steps mentioned in the PR description
Here's a suggested addition:
# Start typesense
docker compose up
+# Typesense Setup
+1. Required version: X.Y.Z
+2. Collections:
+ - photos
+ - <other_collections>
+
+# Migration
+Follow these steps to migrate existing data:
+1. <migration_step_1>
+2. <migration_step_2>lib/save_it/photo_service.ex (2)
43-51: Consider adding documentation for the return value.
The function's behavior (returning nil for not found) should be documented to help API consumers.
+@doc """
+Gets a photo by file_id and belongs_to_id.
+
+Returns nil if no photo is found.
+"""
def get_photo(file_id, belongs_to_id) do120-120: Consider validating URL during application initialization.
The URL validation could fail at runtime. Consider moving this validation to application startup to fail fast.
lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (2)
13-29: Consider adding documentation for the search options and field exclusion.
While the implementation is good, it would be helpful to:
- Document the available search options (
q,query_by,filter_by). - Explain why
image_embeddingis excluded from results.
Add documentation like this:
+ @doc """
+ Searches for documents in a collection.
+
+ ## Options
+ * `:q` - Search query string (default: "*")
+ * `:query_by` - Comma-separated list of fields to search by
+ * `:filter_by` - Filter conditions for search results
+
+ Note: The `image_embedding` field is excluded from results to reduce response size.
+ """
def search_documents!(collection_name, opts) doLine range hint 57-70: Consider renaming to create_search_key! and parameterizing the key configuration.
- The function should be renamed to include
!as it can raise exceptions. - The hardcoded values for
actionsandcollectionslimit reusability.
Consider refactoring like this:
- def create_search_key() do
+ def create_search_key!(description \\ "Search-only key", actions \\ ["documents:search"], collections \\ ["photos"]) do
{url, _} = get_env()
req = build_request("/keys")
res =
Req.post(req,
json: %{
- "description" => "Search-only photos key",
- "actions" => ["documents:search"],
- "collections" => ["photos"]
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+ "actions" => actions,
+ "collections" => collections
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5-5: LGTM: Application startup command.
The Elixir application startup command looks correct with the --no-halt flag ensuring continuous operation.
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63-64: Security concerns about environment variables.
The previous review comment about secure configuration management is still applicable. Please refer to the earlier suggestions about using a .env file and adding security notices.
lib/save_it/photo_service.ex (4)
1-6: LGTM! Module rename improves clarity.
The rename from TypesensePhoto to PhotoService better reflects the module's responsibility as a service layer. The import is appropriately scoped.
27-36: LGTM! Robust error handling implemented.
The function properly handles the case when no photo is found and includes a descriptive error message.
71-83: LGTM! Improved error handling for empty results.
The changes properly handle empty search results, preventing potential runtime errors.
24-25: Verify error handling for update_document! failures.
The change to use update_document! is appropriate, but ensure that callers are prepared to handle potential exceptions.
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Let me analyze the error handling by checking the broader context of the call chain. I'll search for any try/rescue blocks or error handling patterns.
Let me check how the Typesense module handles errors and if there's any global error handling in the application.
Let me check the implementation of the Typesense module's update_document! and the application's error handling setup.
Let me check the handle_response implementation to understand how errors are handled in Typesense operations.
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide the final response:
The error handling for update_document! is appropriate and well-structured
The change is safe because:
- Typesense.update_document! has proper error handling that raises exceptions for non-2xx responses
- The calling chain (Bot -> update_photo_caption! -> update_photo) maintains the bang-style convention consistently
- The supervisor configuration with
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lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (5)
4-4: LGTM! Good practice to validate URLs.
The specific import of validate_url!/1 helps ensure URL validity and follows good practices by importing only what's needed.
8-10: LGTM! Good refactor to centralize error handling.
The change improves code maintainability by using the centralized handle_response/1 function.
39-44: LGTM! Consistent naming convention for functions that can raise.
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Good refactoring, but consider enhancing the token retrieval.
The extraction of token retrieval logic is a good improvement. However, consider these enhancements:
- bot_token = get_env()
+ bot_token = get_bot_token()
url = "/file/bot#{bot_token}/#{file_path}"Also consider adding token format validation to prevent runtime errors with malformed tokens.
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- bot_token = Application.fetch_env!(:save_it, :telegram_bot_token)
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- end
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+ Retrieves the Telegram bot token from application configuration.
+ Raises if the token is not configured.
+ """
+ @spec get_bot_token() :: String.t()
+ defp get_bot_token() do
+ token = Application.fetch_env!(:save_it, :telegram_bot_token)
+ validate_bot_token!(token)
+ end
+
+ @spec validate_bot_token!(String.t()) :: String.t()
+ defp validate_bot_token!(token) when is_binary(token) do
+ if String.match?(token, ~r/^\d+:[A-Za-z0-9_-]{35}$/) do
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Consider extracting common results handling logic.
The results handling logic is duplicated between search_photos! and search_similar_photos!.
Extract the common logic into a private function:
+defp handle_search_results(data) do
+ results = data["results"]
+ if results != [] do
+ results
+ |> hd()
+ |> Map.get("hits")
+ |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
+ else
+ []
+ end
+end
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# ... existing code ...
- results = data["results"]
- if results != [] do
- results
- |> hd()
- |> Map.get("hits")
- |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
- else
- []
- end
+ handle_search_results(data)
end
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# ... existing code ...
- results = data["results"]
- if results != [] do
- results
- |> hd()
- |> Map.get("hits")
- |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
- else
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Consider consolidating error handling and adjusting log levels.
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Logger.warningfor a 400 status might be inappropriate as it's typically a client error that should be logged as info.
Consider consolidating the error handling:
- def handle_response({:ok, %{status: status, body: body}}) do
+ def handle_response(response) do
+ case response do
+ {:ok, %{status: status, body: body}} ->
+ handle_status(status, body)
+
+ {:error, reason} ->
+ Logger.error("Request failed: #{inspect(reason)}")
+ raise "Request failed"
+ end
+ end
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- Logger.error("Request failed: #{inspect(reason)}")
- raise "Request failed"
- end
- def handle_response!(%{status: status, body: body}) do
+ defp handle_status(status, body) do
case status do
status when status in 200..209 ->
body
+ 400 ->
+ Logger.info("Bad Request: #{inspect(body)}")
+ raise "Bad Request"
# ... rest of status handling ...
end
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SaveIt.Migration.Typesense.Photo.migrate_photos_2024_10_29!()
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
docs/dev-logs/2024-10-25.md (2)
3-3: Remove trailing period from heading
The heading contains trailing punctuation which violates markdown style guidelines.
-## Req call typesense API alway :timeout, but typesense was updated.
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3-7: Enhance error documentation with more context
The current documentation of the timeout error would be more helpful with additional details such as:
- Steps to reproduce the issue
- Configuration settings (timeout values, API endpoint)
- Any temporary workarounds if known
- Related Typesense version information
Would you like me to help create a template for documenting these additional details?
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lib/save_it/migration/typesense.ex (2)
1-5: Add module documentation.
Consider adding @moduledoc documentation to describe the module's purpose, responsibilities, and usage examples. This will help other developers understand how to use this module effectively.
defmodule SaveIt.Migration.Typesense do
+ @moduledoc """
+ Provides functions for managing Typesense collections through HTTP requests.
+
+ This module encapsulates the core CRUD operations for Typesense collections,
+ handling authentication and request formatting.
+
+ ## Examples
+
+ schema = %{name: "photos", fields: [...]}
+ SaveIt.Migration.Typesense.create_collection!(schema)
+ """
alias SmallSdk.Typesense1-47: Consider adding logging for critical operations.
Given that this module handles critical database operations, it would be beneficial to add structured logging to track collection operations, especially in production environments. This will help with monitoring and debugging.
Consider using Logger to track operations:
+ require Logger
+
def delete_collection!(collection_name) do
+ Logger.info("Deleting Typesense collection", collection: collection_name)
req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}")
res = Req.delete!(req)lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (1)
64-68: Consider supporting soft delete functionality.
The delete_document!/2 function performs a hard delete. In many applications, it's beneficial to support soft deletes to maintain data history and enable recovery.
Consider adding a soft_delete_document!/2 function that updates a document's status instead of removing it:
def soft_delete_document!(collection_name, document_id) do
req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}/documents/#{document_id}")
res = Req.patch(req, json: %{deleted_at: DateTime.utc_now()})
handle_response(res)
endlib/save_it/migration/typesense/photo.ex (1)
46-46: Implement pagination to handle collections with more than 10,000 documents
The current code retrieves up to 10,000 documents. If the collection contains more, some documents will not be processed. Consider implementing pagination to ensure all documents are migrated.
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priv/typesense/2024-10-29_photos_url_to_file_id.ex (1)
1-1: Verify the migration's impact on the application.
Since this migration modifies the photo collection schema, we should verify its effects on the application.
Let's check for any direct usages of the photo collection that might be affected:
✅ Verification successful
Migration's impact has been verified and is safe to proceed
The migration safely transitions from URL to file_id field:
- Adds new
file_idfield - Migrates existing data by extracting file_id from URLs
- Drops the
urlfield only after migration
The codebase is already using file_id consistently:
- PhotoService uses
file_idfor all photo operations - Bot implementation handles photos via Telegram's file_id system
- No direct URL dependencies found
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27-46: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding request timeouts and retries.
The HTTP requests lack timeout and retry configurations, which are important for reliability in a distributed system.
defp build_request(path) do
{url, api_key} = get_env()
Req.new(
base_url: url,
url: path,
+ retry: :exponential,
+ max_retries: 3,
+ connect_timeout: 5000,
+ receive_timeout: 15000,
headers: [
{"Content-Type", "application/json"},
{"X-TYPESENSE-API-KEY", api_key}
]
)
endValidate API key format.
Consider adding validation for the API key format to fail fast if misconfigured.
lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (3)
4-4: LGTM: Good addition of URL validation!
The addition of URL validation through validate_url!/1 improves the security and reliability of the API interactions.
Also applies to: 93-93
57-62: LGTM: Consistent use of bang suffix.
The renaming of update_document/3 to update_document!/3 maintains consistency with other functions that may raise exceptions.
112-156: Refer to previous review comments about error handling.
The suggestions from previous reviews about consolidating error handling and adjusting log levels are still valid and should be addressed.
lib/save_it/migration/typesense/photo.ex (1)
9-33: The create_photos_20241024!/0 function correctly defines the collection schema
The schema for the "photos" collection is properly defined, and the collection is created as expected.
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Add error handling and validation to the migration script.
The current implementation might be too simplistic for a production migration. Consider enhancing it with proper error handling, validation, and logging.
Here's a suggested improvement:
-SaveIt.Migration.Typesense.Photo.migrate_photos_2024_10_29!()
+# Wrap migration in a try-catch block with proper logging
+try do
+ IO.puts("Starting photo migration to add file_id field...")
+
+ # Validate environment and prerequisites
+ unless System.get_env("ALLOW_DESTRUCTIVE_MIGRATION") == "true" do
+ raise "Migration requires ALLOW_DESTRUCTIVE_MIGRATION=true"
+ end
+
+ # Run the migration
+ case SaveIt.Migration.Typesense.Photo.migrate_photos_2024_10_29!() do
+ {:ok, count} ->
+ IO.puts("Successfully migrated #{count} photos")
+ {:error, reason} ->
+ IO.puts("Migration failed: #{inspect(reason)}")
+ exit({:shutdown, 1})
+ end
+rescue
+ e ->
+ IO.puts("Migration failed: #{inspect(e)}")
+ exit({:shutdown, 1})
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Migration module requires dedicated test coverage beyond doctests
The SaveIt.Migration.Typesense.Photo module contains critical data migration operations including collection creation, schema updates, and data transformations. The current test coverage consisting of only doctests is insufficient for such complex operations. You should:
- Create a dedicated test file
test/migration/typesense/photo_test.exs - Add test cases for:
- Collection creation with proper schema validation
- Data migration with URL to file_id transformation
- Field updates and drops
- Reset functionality
- Error handling scenarios
The module's complexity and its data-altering nature demand comprehensive test coverage to ensure reliability and data integrity during migrations.
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Consider expanding test coverage for migration operations.
While adding doctests is good practice, migration operations typically require more comprehensive testing scenarios. Consider adding explicit test cases that verify:
- Success and failure scenarios of migration
- Data integrity before and after migration
- Error handling during migration
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Each public function should have @doc and @spec annotations to document its behavior, parameters, and return types.
+ @doc """
+ Creates a new Typesense collection with the given schema.
+
+ ## Parameters
+ * schema - Map containing the collection configuration
+
+ ## Returns
+ * Map with collection details on success
+ * Raises an error if the operation fails
+ """
+ @spec create_collection!(map()) :: map()
def create_collection!(schema) doURI encode collection names in URLs.
The collection name should be URI encoded to prevent potential injection attacks and handle special characters correctly.
def update_collection!(collection_name, schema) do
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding sorting and filtering to list_documents.
While the pagination implementation is good, the function could be more flexible by supporting sorting and filtering options.
Consider extending the options:
def list_documents(collection_name, opts \\ []) do
page = Keyword.get(opts, :page, 1)
per_page = Keyword.get(opts, :per_page, 10)
+ sort_by = Keyword.get(opts, :sort_by, "created_at:desc")
+ filter_by = Keyword.get(opts, :filter_by, "")
req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}/documents")
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Req.get(req,
params: %{
q: "*",
query_by: "",
page: page,
- per_page: per_page
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+ sort_by: sort_by,
+ filter_by: filter_by
}
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| handle_response(res) || [] | |
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| def search_documents!(collection_name, opts) do | ||
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Consider adding search result metadata.
The search_documents!/2 function currently returns only the documents. Consider returning additional metadata like total hits, processing time, etc., which could be useful for the client.
Consider returning a map with additional metadata:
def search_documents!(collection_name, opts) do
# ... existing code ...
data = handle_response(res)
- data["hits"] |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
+ %{
+ documents: data["hits"] |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document")),
+ found: data["found"],
+ processing_time_ms: data["search_time_ms"],
+ total_pages: ceil(data["found"] / (Keyword.get(opts, :per_page, 10)))
+ }
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| q = Keyword.get(opts, :q, "*") | |
| query_by = Keyword.get(opts, :query_by, "") | |
| filter_by = Keyword.get(opts, :filter_by, "") | |
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| q: q, | |
| query_by: query_by, | |
| filter_by: filter_by, | |
| exclude_fields: "image_embedding" | |
| } | |
| req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}/documents/search") | |
| res = Req.get(req, params: query_params) | |
| data = handle_response(res) | |
| data["hits"] |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document")) | |
| def search_documents!(collection_name, opts) do | |
| q = Keyword.get(opts, :q, "*") | |
| query_by = Keyword.get(opts, :query_by, "") | |
| filter_by = Keyword.get(opts, :filter_by, "") | |
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| q: q, | |
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| filter_by: filter_by, | |
| exclude_fields: "image_embedding" | |
| } | |
| req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}/documents/search") | |
| res = Req.get(req, params: query_params) | |
| data = handle_response(res) | |
| %{ | |
| documents: data["hits"] |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document")), | |
| found: data["found"], | |
| processing_time_ms: data["search_time_ms"], | |
| total_pages: ceil(data["found"] / (Keyword.get(opts, :per_page, 10))) | |
| } |
| def reset!() do | ||
| drop_photos!() | ||
| create_photos_20241024!() | ||
| migrate_photos_2024_10_29!() | ||
| end |
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Reconsider the necessity of migrating data after resetting the collection
In the reset!/0 function, after dropping and recreating the collection, it will be empty. Running migrate_photos_2024_10_29!/0 may not be necessary, as there will be no documents to migrate. Consider removing this step or seeding the collection with data before migration.
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| TypesenseDataClient.list_documents(@collection_name, per_page: 10000) | ||
| |> Enum.each(fn doc -> | ||
| id = doc["id"] | ||
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| "file_id" => file_id | ||
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Ensure proper handling for collections exceeding 10,000 documents
The migrate_photos_20241029!/0 function fetches documents with per_page: 10_000. If the collection contains more than 10,000 documents, some documents will not be migrated, leading to incomplete data updates. Consider implementing pagination to process all documents in the collection.
Would you like assistance in modifying the code to handle pagination for collections larger than 10,000 documents?
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lib/save_it/migration/typesense.ex (1)
1-5: Add module documentation.
The module should have a @moduledoc annotation describing its purpose, responsibilities, and usage examples.
defmodule SaveIt.Migration.Typesense do
+ @moduledoc """
+ Provides functions for managing Typesense collections.
+
+ This module handles the creation, updating, listing, and deletion of Typesense collections
+ through HTTP requests to the Typesense API.
+
+ ## Examples
+
+ schema = %{
+ name: "photos",
+ fields: [
+ %{name: "caption", type: "string"}
+ ]
+ }
+
+ # Create a new collection
+ SaveIt.Migration.Typesense.create_collection!(schema)
+ """
alias SmallSdk.Typesenselib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (1)
Line range hint 77-86: Consider making search key parameters configurable.
The function has hardcoded values for description, actions, and collections. Consider making these configurable to improve reusability.
- def create_search_key() do
+ def create_search_key(opts \\ []) do
+ description = Keyword.get(opts, :description, "Search-only photos key")
+ actions = Keyword.get(opts, :actions, ["documents:search"])
+ collections = Keyword.get(opts, :collections, ["photos"])
{url, _} = get_env()
req = build_request("/keys")
res =
Req.post(req,
json: %{
- "description" => "Search-only photos key",
- "actions" => ["documents:search"],
- "collections" => ["photos"]
+ "description" => description,
+ "actions" => actions,
+ "collections" => collections
}
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lib/save_it/migration/typesense.ex (2)
34-53: LGTM! Well-structured helper functions.
The helper functions are well-implemented:
- URL validation is properly handled
- Environment variables are safely accessed with fetch_env!
- Request headers are correctly set
1-54: Verify integration with dependent modules.
Let's verify the integration with PhotoService and SaveIt.Bot modules mentioned in the summary.
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Let's check the content of the photo migration file to understand the complete integration.
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The Typesense module is correctly integrated within the application:
- PhotoService directly uses SmallSdk.Typesense for document operations
- SaveIt.Migration.Typesense provides collection management functionality used by Photo migrations
- Bot module correctly interacts with PhotoService for photo operations including search and creation
- The schema and migrations are properly defined with all required fields including image embeddings
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lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex (3)
4-4: LGTM! Good addition of URL validation.
The import of validate_url!/1 enhances input validation for the Typesense URL.
95-95: LGTM! Good use of URL validation.
The addition of URL validation using validate_url!/1 improves the robustness of the configuration handling.
114-158: Skip: Response handling improvements already suggested.
The response handling functions have some inconsistencies and duplications that were already addressed in previous review comments.
| def create_collection!(schema) do | ||
| req = build_request("/collections") | ||
| res = Req.post!(req, json: schema) | ||
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Add error handling for HTTP request.
The Req.post!/2 call could fail with network or server errors. Consider using Req.post/2 with proper error handling.
def create_collection!(schema) do
req = build_request("/collections")
- res = Req.post!(req, json: schema)
-
- Typesense.handle_response!(res)
+ case Req.post(req, json: schema) do
+ {:ok, res} -> Typesense.handle_response!(res)
+ {:error, error} -> raise "Failed to create collection: #{inspect(error)}"
+ end
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| def create_collection!(schema) do | |
| req = build_request("/collections") | |
| res = Req.post!(req, json: schema) | |
| Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| end | |
| def create_collection!(schema) do | |
| req = build_request("/collections") | |
| case Req.post(req, json: schema) do | |
| {:ok, res} -> Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| {:error, error} -> raise "Failed to create collection: #{inspect(error)}" | |
| end | |
| end |
| def update_collection!(collection_name, schema) do | ||
| req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}") | ||
| res = Req.patch!(req, json: schema) | ||
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| def list_collections!() do | ||
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| end | ||
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| def delete_collection!(collection_name) do | ||
| req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}") | ||
| res = Req.delete!(req) | ||
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| end |
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URI encode collection names in URLs.
Collection names should be URI encoded to prevent injection attacks and handle special characters correctly.
def update_collection!(collection_name, schema) do
- req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}")
+ req = build_request("/collections/#{URI.encode(collection_name)}")
res = Req.patch!(req, json: schema)
Typesense.handle_response!(res)
end
def delete_collection!(collection_name) do
- req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}")
+ req = build_request("/collections/#{URI.encode(collection_name)}")
res = Req.delete!(req)
Typesense.handle_response!(res)
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| def update_collection!(collection_name, schema) do | |
| req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}") | |
| res = Req.patch!(req, json: schema) | |
| Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| end | |
| def list_collections!() do | |
| req = build_request("/collections") | |
| res = Req.get!(req) | |
| Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| end | |
| def delete_collection!(collection_name) do | |
| req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}") | |
| res = Req.delete!(req) | |
| Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| end | |
| def update_collection!(collection_name, schema) do | |
| req = build_request("/collections/#{URI.encode(collection_name)}") | |
| res = Req.patch!(req, json: schema) | |
| Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| end | |
| def list_collections!() do | |
| req = build_request("/collections") | |
| res = Req.get!(req) | |
| Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| end | |
| def delete_collection!(collection_name) do | |
| req = build_request("/collections/#{URI.encode(collection_name)}") | |
| res = Req.delete!(req) | |
| Typesense.handle_response!(res) | |
| end |
| def list_documents(collection_name, opts \\ []) do | ||
| page = Keyword.get(opts, :page, 1) | ||
| per_page = Keyword.get(opts, :per_page, 10) | ||
| req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}/documents/search") | ||
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| end |
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Consider consolidating search functionality.
The list_documents/2 and search_documents!/2 functions share similar logic for searching documents. Consider extracting the common functionality into a private helper function to reduce code duplication.
+ defp search_documents_internal(collection_name, params) do
+ req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}/documents/search")
+ res = Req.get(req, params: params)
+ data = handle_response(res)
+ data["hits"] |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
+ end
def list_documents(collection_name, opts \\ []) do
page = Keyword.get(opts, :page, 1)
per_page = Keyword.get(opts, :per_page, 10)
query_by = Keyword.get(opts, :query_by, "caption")
- req = build_request("/collections/#{collection_name}/documents/search")
- # ...
- data = handle_response(res)
- data["hits"] |> Enum.map(&Map.get(&1, "document"))
+ search_documents_internal(collection_name, %{
+ q: "*",
+ query_by: query_by,
+ page: page,
+ per_page: per_page
+ })
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Consider making query_by field configurable.
The query_by parameter is hardcoded to "caption", which limits the function's reusability. Consider making it configurable through the opts parameter.
def list_documents(collection_name, opts \\ []) do
page = Keyword.get(opts, :page, 1)
per_page = Keyword.get(opts, :per_page, 10)
+ query_by = Keyword.get(opts, :query_by, "caption")
# ...
params: %{
q: "*",
- query_by: "caption",
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| def migrate_photos_data_20241029 do | ||
| Logger.info("migrating photos documents") | ||
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| id = doc["id"] | ||
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| "file_id" => file_id | ||
| }) | ||
| end) | ||
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| Logger.info("migrated #{count} photos") | ||
| end |
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Invoke migrate_photos_data_20241029 after updating the collection
The function migrate_photos_data_20241029 is defined but not called anywhere in the module. To ensure that the data migration occurs after the collection schema is updated, consider invoking this function in the reset!/0 function or at the appropriate place in your migration process.
You can modify the reset!/0 function to include the data migration:
def reset!() do
drop_photos!()
create_photos_20241024!()
migrate_photos_20241029!()
+ migrate_photos_data_20241029()
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| TypesenseDataClient.update_document!(@collection_name, id, %{ | ||
| "file_id" => file_id | ||
| }) |
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Add error handling for document updates
The TypesenseDataClient.update_document!/3 function may raise exceptions if an update fails. To ensure robustness, consider adding error handling to manage failed updates and log any errors without interrupting the entire migration process.
You can modify the update logic to handle errors gracefully:
try do
TypesenseDataClient.update_document!(@collection_name, id, %{
"file_id" => file_id
})
+ rescue
+ exception ->
+ Logger.error("Failed to update document #{id}: #{Exception.message(exception)}")
+ :error
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| "file_id" => file_id | ||
| }) | ||
| end) | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use Enum.each instead of Enum.map for side effects
Since the primary purpose of iterating over docs is to perform side effects (updating documents), using Enum.each is more appropriate than Enum.map. This improves code readability and clearly conveys intent.
Apply this diff to make the change:
- count =
- Enum.map(docs, fn doc ->
+ Enum.each(docs, fn doc ->
id = doc["id"]
file_id =
doc["url"]
|> String.split("/")
|> List.last()
TypesenseDataClient.update_document!(@collection_name, id, %{
"file_id" => file_id
})
- end)
- |> Enum.count()
-
- Logger.info("migrated #{count} photos")
+ end)
+
+ count = Enum.count(docs)
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| Enum.map(docs, fn doc -> | |
| id = doc["id"] | |
| file_id = | |
| doc["url"] | |
| |> String.split("/") | |
| |> List.last() | |
| TypesenseDataClient.update_document!(@collection_name, id, %{ | |
| "file_id" => file_id | |
| }) | |
| end) | |
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| TypesenseDataClient.update_document!(@collection_name, id, %{ | |
| "file_id" => file_id | |
| }) | |
| end) | |
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Implement pagination to migrate all documents
Currently, TypesenseDataClient.list_documents/2 is called with per_page: 200, which limits the fetched documents to 200. If the collection contains more than 200 documents, some documents will not be migrated, leading to incomplete data updates. To ensure all documents are processed, implement pagination to fetch and migrate all documents.
Here's a possible implementation using recursion to handle pagination:
def migrate_photos_data_20241029 do
Logger.info("migrating photos documents")
- docs =
- TypesenseDataClient.list_documents(@collection_name, per_page: 200)
-
- count =
- Enum.map(docs, fn doc ->
- # update logic
- end)
- |> Enum.count()
+ migrate_all_documents(1, 0)
+
+ Logger.info("completed migrating all photos")
end
+
+defp migrate_all_documents(page, total_count) do
+ per_page = 200
+ docs = TypesenseDataClient.list_documents(@collection_name, page: page, per_page: per_page)
+
+ count = Enum.count(docs)
+
+ Enum.each(docs, fn doc ->
+ # update logic
+ end)
+
+ Logger.info("migrated page #{page} with #{count} photos")
+
+ if count == per_page do
+ migrate_all_documents(page + 1, total_count + count)
+ else
+ Logger.info("migrated total of #{total_count + count} photos")
+ end
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