This document contains documentation intended for developers of rag_semantic_chunking.
Pre-requisites:
If you're creating rag_semantic_chunking for the first time, you'll need to configure your local development environment along with the remote repository.
You can do this by simply running:
make -f initial-project-setup.mk project-setup
This will install Python 3.10
using PyEnv, create a virtual environment using Poetry, install and update pre-commit hooks, create and push a develop
branch, and finally, remove the initial-project-setup
file.
Note: the
initial-project-setup
process will check whetherpre-commits
,pyenv
, andpoetry
are installed. If not, it will ask to install them on your behalf as they're required to use this template.
To work on the rag_semantic_chunking as a developer, you'll need to configure your local development environment. You can do this by simply running:
make project-setup
This will install Python 3.10
using PyEnv, create a virtual environment using Poetry, and install the pre-commit hooks.
Note: The
project-setup
process will check whetherpre-commits
,pyenv
, andpoetry
are installed. If not, it will ask to install them on your behalf as they're required to use this template. The first time the project is set up, you should follow the instructions in First time setup.
A Makefile is just a usual text file to define a set of rules or instructions to run which can be run using the make
command. To see the available make commands:
make help
With the poetry shell active (see above), you can run all the tests using:
make tests
Or specific tests:
python -m pytest tests/test_dummy.py