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add LlamaCloud support for reflex template #473

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new "Fullstack python template with Reflex" option for user prompts.
    • Added functionality for handling file uploads and indexing, including a new DocumentFile model and FileService class.
    • Updated command-line interface to use "use case" instead of "agents" for template selection.
    • Expanded user options for selecting use cases in prompts, including "Structured Extractor" and "Contract review."
    • Integrated support for LlamaCloud within Reflex templates.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Clarified user prompts and improved logic for template support.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced comments for better understanding of template and file handling functionalities.

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This pull request introduces significant modifications across various components, focusing on the askProQuestions function in questions/questions.ts, which now includes a new "Fullstack python template with Reflex" option. The handling of use cases is enhanced, shifting from an agent-based to a use-case-based approach. Additionally, a new SourceNodes class is implemented to manage source node metadata within the file handling system, complemented by the introduction of DocumentFile and FileService classes for improved file upload and indexing capabilities.

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questions/questions.ts Updated askProQuestions function with new Reflex template option and refined logic for handling use cases.
templates/types/reflex/app/api/routers/models.py Added SourceNodes class with methods for handling source node metadata and URL generation.
templates/types/reflex/app/services/file.py Introduced DocumentFile and FileService classes for comprehensive file upload, saving, and indexing functionality.
create-app.ts Modified createApp function to replace agents parameter with useCase.
e2e/shared/multiagent_template.spec.ts Renamed variables and logic to reflect the shift from agents to use cases in tests.
e2e/shared/reflex_template.spec.ts Updated variable names and control flow to utilize use cases instead of agents in tests.
e2e/utils.ts Changed RunCreateLlamaOptions type and runCreateLlama function to replace agents with useCase.
helpers/python.ts Updated installPythonTemplate function to incorporate useCase and related parameters.
helpers/types.ts Removed TemplateAgents type and replaced it with TemplateUseCase.
helpers/typescript.ts Modified installTSTemplate function to replace agents with useCase.
index.ts Updated CLI option from --agents <agents> to --use-case <useCase>.
questions/simple.ts Altered convertAnswers function to replace agents with useCase in the lookup object.

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templates/types/reflex/app/services/file.py (4)

28-43: Pydantic Model Fields
DocumentFile is clear and concise. However, consider providing default values for optional fields like type, size, or url to ensure that any omitted fields are handled gracefully when constructing an instance.


100-176: Exception Handling & File Naming
While save_file robustly handles I/O exceptions, catching a broad Exception at lines 147–149 might make debugging harder if there are other error categories (e.g., memory errors). Consider narrowing the exception scope or re-throwing after logging to preserve the traceback.


211-229: Vector Store Index Ingestion
The ingestion pipeline approach makes sense. If concurrency or heavy parallel ingestion is expected at scale, consider further concurrency management or queue management to avoid potential data race conditions when persisting the index.


230-255: Integration with LlamaCloud
The usage of LLamaCloudFileService appears straightforward. Consider clarifying in docstrings any potential latency or rate-limiting issues if a large number of files are uploaded rapidly to LlamaCloud.

templates/types/reflex/app/api/routers/models.py (1)

33-62: URL Extraction Logic
The multi-branch logic for deriving the url from metadata is clear. However, consider adding fallback behaviors or explicit error messages if the file name is present but no recognized scenario (private file, LlamaCloud, local data) applies. This would help diagnose unexpected states quickly.

questions/questions.ts (2)

103-121: Use Case Selection Prompt
Asking about “Structured Extractor” vs. “Contract review” is well-defined. Consider clarifying any difference in system requirements for each use case or referencing docs to help users make an informed choice.


376-379: Reflex Template and LlamaParse
This comment clarifies that Reflex doesn’t support LlamaParse. If future changes remove that limitation, remember to update prompt logic to align with the new capabilities.

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templates/types/reflex/app/services/file.py (4)

1-22: Imports and logging
Imports and constants are well-organized; using logger is a good practice for centralized logging.


49-99: Conditional CSV Handling & Indexing
The CSV skip branch avoids indexing CSV files, which is fine if this is intentional. Be mindful that any future logic changes for CSV handling (like partial indexing or some transformation) would require adjusting this condition.


177-210: Base64 Preprocessing & Document Loading

  1. _preprocess_base64_file: Be mindful of edge cases (e.g., missing comma in base64_content or an unrecognized MIME type).
  2. _load_file_to_documents: Good fallback logic for file readers. Ensuring extension-based dispatch is correct and consistent can help avoid confusion if new file formats are added.

257-281: Name Sanitization & Parsing Logic

  1. _sanitize_file_name: Substituting all non-alphanumeric characters with _ is a sensible approach to prevent file system issues.
  2. _get_llamaparse_parser and _default_file_loaders_map: Providing plugin-like extension points for different parsers is a nice design choice for future maintenance and feature growth.
templates/types/reflex/app/api/routers/models.py (2)

13-19: SourceNodes Model
The SourceNodes class is well-structured. Using Optional[float] for score is appropriate, and referencing Dict[str, Any] for metadata allows flexibility.


20-32: from_source_node Method
Extracting metadata to populate SourceNodes is concise. Verify that all relevant fields in NodeWithScore (like node’s annotation or extra metadata) are not lost during this transformation if they’re needed elsewhere.

questions/questions.ts (1)

36-36: New Template Offering
The “Fullstack python template with Reflex” is a clear and appealing user-facing option.

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e2e/utils.ts (2)

36-36: Add JSDoc for new property
Consider documenting the purpose of the optional useCase property in RunCreateLlamaOptions to clarify for other developers how it should be used.


116-117: Maintain future extensibility
The condition checking for (templateType === "multiagent" || templateType === "reflex") may expand in the future to new template types. Consider extracting the logic to handle useCase dynamically, without repeating conditions, so new template types automatically support --use-case.

questions/simple.ts (2)

171-171: Allow for future custom useCase expansions
"form_filling" is a straightforward option. If you anticipate broader categories, consider storing these useCase strings in an external config or enum for easier scaling.


179-179: Assess necessity of additional tools
Given "extractor" use case, confirm whether additional extraction libraries or parsing utilities might be beneficial to automate structured data extraction.

index.ts (1)

205-208: Clarify usage instructions in CLI help
The newly introduced --use-case <useCase> option is documented well, but consider clarifying whether it applies only to certain template types (like multiagent or reflex) to guide CLI users.

helpers/typescript.ts (2)

134-138: Improve error messages & future-proofing
You’re adding logic to copy additional files based on useCase. It might be beneficial to check if the specified useCase actually exists under compPath/agents/typescript/ and provide a clear error if it doesn't.


140-143: Add robust file handling
The additional copy step here is crucial for injecting useCase-specific files. Consider robust error handling (e.g., try/catch) to help debug cases where source folders may be missing.

helpers/python.ts (1)

Line range hint 484-498: Conditional check for multiagent/reflex and the new useCase parameter.

These lines handle template-specific logic for “multiagent” or “reflex.” The useCase parameter is checked to determine which folder is copied. If no useCase is provided, the process exits early with an error. This design helps ensure that at least one viable workflow is selected. However, it might be helpful to provide clearer messaging or fallback logic if an unsupported useCase is passed in.

questions/questions.ts (2)

230-235: Forcing “fastapi” and customizing data sources in Reflex.

Line 232 forcibly sets program.framework = "fastapi". This ensures consistency in the code path for reflex apps. However, if later expansions allow other frameworks with Reflex, this may become overly restrictive.


393-393: Blocking LlamaParse usage in Reflex.

Reflex doesn’t support LlamaParse (due to its asyncio constraints). This guard line ensures that the user isn’t asked about LlamaParse. If Reflex is extended to handle asynchronous logic in future, remember to remove or revise this check.

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e2e/shared/reflex_template.spec.ts (4)

6-6: Confirm import alignment with updated types.

Importing TemplateUseCase indicates a transition from agents to use cases. Please ensure all references in related files are similarly updated to maintain a consistent, error-free import environment.


15-15: Use of explicit type array is clear.

Declaring templateUseCases as TemplateUseCase[] = ["extractor", "contract_review"] is straightforward. This explicit typing aligns with the newly introduced TemplateUseCase type while avoiding confusion with the prior TemplateAgents.


23-24: Iterate over newly introduced useCase consistently.

Replacing templateAgents with templateUseCases here properly reflects the new domain logic. Ensure all associated references (test names, logs, etc.) are consistently updated to reflect “useCase” to avoid confusion.


42-42: Check triaging for new useCase parameter.

Passing useCase to runCreateLlama is now crucial. Verify that any new logic in runCreateLlama does not require additional parameters or validations.

If needed, consider centralizing useCase validations or enumerations in one place to maintain code clarity.

helpers/types.ts (2)

52-52: New type introduction complements the rename.

TemplateUseCase enumerates typical uses (financial report, blog, etc.) effectively. This type clarifies domain-specific options previously represented by TemplateAgents.


109-109: Renaming 'agents' to 'useCase' in the install args is consistent.

This helps maintain a common conceptual thread across the codebase, especially given the domain shift from multiagent logic to singular use-case logic.

e2e/shared/multiagent_template.spec.ts (4)

21-21: Const array rename aligns with the domain shift.

const templateUseCases = [...] effectively supersedes templateAgents. This rename fosters consistency across all test files referencing multiagent or multi-use-case flows.


23-24: Loop variable reflects the new domain concept “useCase”.

Switching from agents to useCase in the loop iteration helps unify usage patterns around the newly introduced domain concept.


49-49: Passing 'useCase' into runCreateLlama.

Ensuring that runCreateLlama supports the new useCase parameter prevents any regression in the previously agent-based code paths.


74-75: Skip logic references updated 'useCase'.

Modifying the skip conditions to evaluate useCase is consistent with this domain change. Double-check if existing test coverage remains adequate, especially for newly introduced or renamed cases.

create-app.ts (2)

42-42: Parameter rename 'useCase' aligns with updated domain.

createApp adopting useCase instead of agents maintains clarity in parameter naming. Confirm that all internal references and downstream calls handle this new property name properly.


87-87: Propagate 'useCase' into installTemplate arguments.

Including useCase in the args object ensures the new field is correctly passed to the installation logic. Double-check that any logic inside installTemplate or subsequent calls is prepared for useCase.

e2e/utils.ts (1)

54-54: Ensure consistent naming across entire codebase
Renaming parameters from agents to useCase is self-explanatory, but be sure that all references (including docs, comments, and variable names) are updated to avoid confusion.

questions/simple.ts (3)

136-136: Excellent alignment with broader terminology shift
Replacing "agents" with "useCase" in the type definition clarifies usage. The code here seems consistent with the new mental model.


163-163: Check for potential domain-specific logic
Hardcoding 'financial_report' ties the code to a specific scenario. If more complex finance use cases arise, you may benefit from dynamic generation or configuration of these strings.


186-186: Confirm multi-step or single-step usage
"contract_review" may involve multiple steps (e.g., summarizing, highlighting, redlining). Ensure that the single useCase—"contract_review"—covers all business needs.

helpers/typescript.ts (1)

29-29: Ensure parameter consistency
In InstallTemplateArgs, confirm that useCase is optional or required, and ensure consistent usage across Python, TypeScript, and any new frameworks so the code remains uniform.

helpers/python.ts (1)

383-407: Expanded function signature for installPythonTemplate.

Lines 383–407 introduce additional parameters (appName, postInstallAction, modelConfig, useCase, etc.) to installPythonTemplate and replace the old agents concept with useCase. This shift to a more explicit "use case" parameter improves clarity on what functionality is being built. Make sure to update all call sites to provide the appropriate arguments. Also confirm that the previously optional parameter agents has been fully removed or deprecated across the codebase to keep usage consistent.

questions/questions.ts (5)

5-5: New data source imports for Reflex support.

Importing EXAMPLE_FILE and EXAMPLE_GDPR expands data source options for reflex use cases. These constants look fine. Ensure that changes in data source usage are also reflected in associated test cases.


36-36: Added “Fullstack python template with Reflex” option.

This new option helps direct users to the Python + Reflex template. No issues noted.


103-120: Prompting for Reflex use case selection.

This block automatically sets framework = "fastapi" and requires answering a new prompt for the reflex use case, defaulting data sources to [EXAMPLE_FILE]. This flow matches the introduced changes in installPythonTemplate. Carefully verify whether the user needs an option to skip or configure additional data sources, especially if “extractor” is too specific.


192-228: Shared prompt logic for “reflex” or “multiagent.”

This conditional re-prompts for a useCase if the user didn’t specify one earlier. It’s a good fallback for coverage, but note that lines 202–203 refer to “Contract review (using Workflow),” which is repeated above. Confirm you aren’t prompting duplicates or overriding prior choices.


261-262: Ensuring example data for LlamaCloud with no sources.

The fallback logic sets default data sources if vectorDb === "llamacloud" and none are provided. This is a convenient approach to avoid empty indexes. Verify it doesn’t conflict with earlier setting of [EXAMPLE_FILE] for reflex.

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5-5: Fix typo in the description

There's a typo in the word "paramameter".

-Change --agents paramameter to --use-case
+Change --agents parameter to --use-case

4-5: Enhance the changeset description

The description could be more detailed to help users understand the change better. Consider adding:

  • Rationale for renaming from agents to use-case
  • Impact on existing CLI commands or scripts
  • Migration steps for users (if any)

Example enhanced description:

-Change --agents paramameter to --use-case
+Change --agents parameter to --use-case to better reflect the template selection process.
+This change aligns the CLI interface with the new use-case based approach.
+
+Migration:
+- Update any scripts using --agents to use --use-case instead
+- Example: llama create --use-case chat
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Need retest and merge after this: #474

@leehuwuj leehuwuj marked this pull request as draft December 25, 2024 09:39
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ export const askProQuestions = async (program: QuestionArgs) => {
title: "Form filling (fill missing value in a CSV file)",
value: "form_filling",
},
{ title: "Blog writer (Write a blog post)", value: "blog_writer" },
{ title: "Blog writer (Write a blog post)", value: "blog" },
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Fix: #474
Just a wrong value

@leehuwuj leehuwuj marked this pull request as ready for review December 26, 2024 03:34
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questions/questions.ts (2)

192-228: Improve code structure and readability

The current implementation combines logic for two different templates and uses nested ternary operators. Consider:

  1. Separating the template-specific logic
  2. Using the extracted constant for Reflex choices
  3. Making the code more readable with early returns
+const MULTIAGENT_USE_CASE_CHOICES = [
+  { title: "Financial report (generate a financial report)", value: "financial_report" },
+  { title: "Form filling (fill missing value in a CSV file)", value: "form_filling" },
+  { title: "Blog writer (Write a blog post)", value: "blog" },
+];

-if ((program.template === "reflex" || program.template === "multiagent") && !program.useCase) {
+if (!program.useCase) {
+  if (program.template === "reflex") {
+    const { useCase } = await prompts({
+      type: "select",
+      name: "useCase",
+      message: "Which use case would you like to use?",
+      choices: REFLEX_USE_CASE_CHOICES,
+      initial: 0,
+    }, questionHandlers);
+    program.useCase = useCase;
+    return;
+  }
+
+  if (program.template === "multiagent") {
+    const { useCase } = await prompts({
+      type: "select",
+      name: "useCase",
+      message: "Which use case would you like to use?",
+      choices: MULTIAGENT_USE_CASE_CHOICES,
+      initial: 0,
+    }, questionHandlers);
+    program.useCase = useCase;
+    return;
+  }
+}

393-394: Consider tracking LlamaParse compatibility as a future enhancement

The code correctly prevents LlamaParse usage with Reflex due to asyncio loop incompatibility. Consider tracking this limitation as a future enhancement opportunity.

Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the LlamaParse compatibility improvement for the Reflex template?

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36-36: LGTM: Clear and descriptive template name

The template name "Fullstack python template with Reflex" clearly communicates the technology stack to users.


230-235: LGTM: Clear configuration logic

The configuration logic correctly sets up the framework and data sources based on the selected use case.


261-262: LGTM: Proper default data source handling

The code correctly ensures a default data source is available when using LlamaCloud with no existing sources.

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questions/simple.ts (2)

93-104: Enhance LlamaCloud API key handling.

Consider these improvements for better user experience:

  1. Validate the API key format
  2. Explicitly inform users when falling back to environment variable
  3. Handle the case when both direct input and environment variable are missing
 if (useLlamaCloud && !llamaCloudKey) {
   const { llamaCloudKey: newLlamaCloudKey } = await prompts(
     {
       type: "text",
       name: "llamaCloudKey",
       message:
         "Please provide your LlamaCloud API key (leave blank to skip):",
     },
     questionHandlers,
   );
-  llamaCloudKey = newLlamaCloudKey || process.env.LLAMA_CLOUD_API_KEY;
+  if (newLlamaCloudKey) {
+    if (!/^llama_[a-zA-Z0-9]{32}$/.test(newLlamaCloudKey)) {
+      throw new Error("Invalid LlamaCloud API key format");
+    }
+    llamaCloudKey = newLlamaCloudKey;
+  } else if (process.env.LLAMA_CLOUD_API_KEY) {
+    console.log("Using LlamaCloud API key from environment variable");
+    llamaCloudKey = process.env.LLAMA_CLOUD_API_KEY;
+  } else {
+    throw new Error("LlamaCloud API key is required when using LlamaCloud services");
+  }
 }

163-163: Add type safety for use case values.

The lookup object correctly maps use cases to configurations, but we can improve type safety.

Add a type definition for allowed use case values:

type UseCase = 'financial_report' | 'form_filling' | 'extractor' | 'contract_review';

// Then update the Record type to enforce valid use case values:
type LookupType = Record<
  AppType,
  Pick<QuestionResults, "template" | "tools" | "frontend" | "dataSources"> & {
    useCase?: UseCase;
    modelConfig?: ModelConfig;
  }
>;

Also applies to: 171-171, 179-179, 186-186

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79-91: Well-implemented LlamaCloud services prompt!

The toggle prompt provides a clean user experience with good defaults and helpful documentation link.


136-136: Verify the type change impact across the codebase.

The change from agents to useCase in the type definition reflects an architectural shift. Let's verify all related changes are consistent.

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Type change from 'agents' to 'useCase' appears consistent across the codebase

Based on the search results, the change appears to be consistent. The QuestionResults type is used across multiple files (simple.ts, utils.ts, index.ts, types.ts, ci.ts), and there are no remaining references to 'agents' in the type definition or its usage. The new 'useCase' field in the type Pick is aligned with the codebase's current state.

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rg -t ts -t tsx 'QuestionResults' -A 2 -B 2

Length of output: 330


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining references to 'agents' and 'QuestionResults'
echo "Searching for relevant terms:"
rg 'agents|QuestionResults' -A 2 -B 2 questions/

Length of output: 3625

@marcusschiesser marcusschiesser merged commit a84743c into main Dec 26, 2024
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@marcusschiesser marcusschiesser deleted the fix/advanced-question branch December 26, 2024 08:09
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