fix streaming api #1596
fix streaming api #1596
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant OpenAI
participant Stream
participant Exec
User->>OpenAI: Request completion
OpenAI->>OpenAI: Process request
OpenAI->>OpenAI: IO.inspect(stream)
OpenAI->>User: Return response
User->>Stream: Publish chunk
Stream->>Stream: IO.inspect(chunk)
Stream->>User: Confirm publish
Exec->>Stream: Execute stream
Exec->>Exec: IO.inspect(data)
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lib/console/ai/stream.ex (1)
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8-18: Consider enhancing error handling and logging.The publish function would benefit from structured logging and better error handling:
- Add logging for failed publishes
- Include metadata like chunk size and topic
- Consider adding telemetry events for monitoring
Here's a suggested improvement:
def publish(%__MODULE__{topic: topic}, chunk) when is_binary(topic) do + Logger.metadata(topic: topic, size: byte_size(chunk)) + :telemetry.execute([:console, :ai, :stream, :publish], %{size: byte_size(chunk)}, %{topic: topic}) Absinthe.Subscription.publish( ConsoleWeb.Endpoint, - IO.inspect(chunk), chunk, [ai_stream: topic] - ) + ) |> case do + :ok -> :ok + error -> + Logger.warning("Failed to publish AI stream", error: error) + error + end end -def publish(_, _), do: :ok +def publish(_, _) do + Logger.debug("Skipping publish for invalid stream configuration") + :ok +endlib/console/ai/provider/openai.ex (1)
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71-82: Consider enhancing streaming error handling and documentationThe streaming implementation could benefit from:
- More detailed documentation about streaming behavior and configuration
- Enhanced error handling for stream initialization and processing
- Configurable timeouts and retry policies for streaming
Consider adding module and function documentation:
@moduledoc """ Implements OpenAI API integration with support for both streaming and non-streaming completions. ## Streaming The module supports streaming responses through WebSockets. Configure streaming by providing a Stream struct during initialization. Example: OpenAI.new(%{stream: Stream.stream(), ...}) ## Configuration - `:stream` - Optional Stream struct for enabling streaming responses - `:model` - OpenAI model to use (defaults to "gpt-4o-mini") - `:base_url` - Optional custom API endpoint """
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lib/console/ai/stream.ex (1)
Line range hint 1-24: Verify WebSocket connection handling.
Since this PR aims to fix WebSocket publishing issues, we should verify the connection handling across the codebase.
Let's check for potential WebSocket connection handling issues:
✅ Verification successful
WebSocket implementation appears robust and properly configured
The WebSocket connection handling in the codebase is well-structured with proper error handling:
- Endpoint correctly configures WebSocket connections with appropriate security settings
- UserSocket implements proper authentication and context building
- Error cases are handled appropriately in the socket connection phase
- Channel implementations include proper error handling for invalid scenarios
- The AI stream implementation in question integrates correctly with the existing WebSocket infrastructure
The changes in Console.AI.Stream align with the established WebSocket patterns in the codebase, using the same Absinthe.Subscription.publish mechanism that's used elsewhere for real-time updates.
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# Look for other subscription publishing patterns
echo "Checking subscription publishing patterns..."
rg "Absinthe.Subscription.publish" --type elixir -A 2 -B 2
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echo "Checking user socket implementation..."
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