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Minor fixes: strip json response from llm #189

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a utility function to clean JSON prefixes from API responses, enhancing data processing.
    • Added functionality to filter out empty function calls from responses.
    • Enhanced methods to process API responses more effectively by validating and cleaning data.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of API responses to ensure valid data is processed.
  • Documentation

    • Updated comments for clarity on file extension categorizations.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new utility function strip_json_prefix to improve the handling of API responses across multiple modules. This function is integrated into various methods, including get_import_path, functions_in_chunk, function_defs_in_chunk, and function_name_in_line, ensuring that any unwanted JSON prefixes are removed before deserialization. Additionally, new logic is added to filter out empty function calls and handle cases where no valid file path is present.

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File Path Change Summary
vibi-dpu/src/graph/file_imports.rs - Added strip_json_prefix to get_import_path, modifying response handling and control flow.
vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_call.rs - Imported strip_json_prefix in functions_in_chunk, added trim_empty_function_calls to filter calls.
vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_line_range.rs - Integrated strip_json_prefix in function_defs_in_chunk, modifying response processing logic.
vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_name.rs - Utilized strip_json_prefix in function_name_in_line, updated response handling for empty names.
vibi-dpu/src/graph/utils.rs - Added strip_json_prefix function to extract JSON substrings, modified get_extension_map with comments.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (8)
vibi-dpu/src/graph/utils.rs (1)

203-212: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.

The strip_json_prefix function is well-implemented and correctly extracts JSON content from code blocks. However, to improve maintainability and usability, consider adding documentation comments explaining the function's purpose, parameters, and return value.

Here's a suggested documentation comment:

/// Extracts JSON content from a string enclosed in "```json" and "```" markers.
///
/// # Arguments
///
/// * `json_str` - A string slice that may contain JSON content enclosed in markers.
///
/// # Returns
///
/// * `Some(&str)` - The extracted JSON content if markers are found.
/// * `None` - If the markers are not found or the content is not properly enclosed.
pub fn strip_json_prefix(json_str: &str) -> Option<&str> {
    // ... (existing implementation)
}
vibi-dpu/src/graph/file_imports.rs (1)

Line range hint 349-363: Reminder: Address incomplete TODO items

The PR objectives mention that eventing functionality has not been tested and unit/integration tests have not been added or are not running. These items should be addressed before considering the PR complete.

Would you like assistance in generating test cases or setting up the testing infrastructure?

vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_line_range.rs (2)

184-187: LGTM: Improved JSON response handling

The addition of JSON prefix stripping logic enhances the robustness of API response handling. This change should help prevent deserialization errors caused by unexpected prefixes in the JSON response.

Consider adding a debug log statement when a JSON prefix is stripped, which could be useful for troubleshooting:

 if let Some(stripped_json) = strip_json_prefix(&prompt_response) {
+    log::debug!("JSON prefix stripped from API response");
     prompt_response = stripped_json.to_string();
 }

Line range hint 1-524: Consider adding unit tests for the new JSON prefix stripping logic

The changes made to improve JSON response handling are good, but given the complexity of this file and the critical nature of correctly parsing API responses, it would be beneficial to add unit tests specifically for the new JSON prefix stripping logic. This will help ensure that the function behaves correctly with various input scenarios, including:

  1. Responses with no JSON prefix
  2. Responses with a JSON prefix
  3. Malformed JSON responses

Adding these tests will increase confidence in the robustness of the code and help catch any potential regressions in the future.

Would you like assistance in drafting some example unit tests for this new functionality?

vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_name.rs (3)

4-4: Remove Unused Imports

On line 4, you import call_llm_api, read_file, and strip_json_prefix from super::utils. Ensure that all imported functions are used within this file. If any of them are unused, consider removing them to keep the code clean and maintainable.


93-95: Simplify prompt_response Assignment

Reassigning prompt_response within the if let block can be simplified for better readability and to avoid shadowing variables.

You can refactor the code using a match expression:

prompt_response = match strip_json_prefix(&prompt_response) {
    Some(stripped_json) => stripped_json.to_string(),
    None => prompt_response,
};

This approach ensures that prompt_response is explicitly handled in both cases, improving code clarity.


102-105: Log When Function Name Is Empty

When the function name is empty, the method returns None without any logging. This could make debugging difficult if unexpected None values are encountered.

Consider adding a log statement before returning None to aid in debugging:

if func_name.get_function_name().is_empty() {
    log::warn!("Received empty function name for code line: {}", code_line);
    return None;
}
vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_call.rs (1)

181-183: Consider renaming trim_empty_function_calls for clarity

The method trim_empty_function_calls effectively removes function calls with empty names. For better clarity and to follow Rust naming conventions, consider renaming it to remove_empty_function_calls or retain_valid_function_calls to more accurately reflect its functionality.

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vibi-dpu/src/graph/utils.rs (2)

Line range hint 1-315: Summary of changes and recommendations

The changes in this file improve JSON handling with the new strip_json_prefix function and enhance the readability of the get_extension_map function. Here's a summary of the review:

  1. The strip_json_prefix function is well-implemented but could benefit from documentation.
  2. The get_extension_map function has improved readability with categorized comments, but there are questions about the commented-out config and data format extensions.

Regarding the PR objectives:

  • The build is reported to be running successfully, which aligns with the code changes observed.
  • Manual QA has been performed, but it's important to note that eventing functionality and unit/integration tests have not been addressed in this file.

To ensure the changes don't introduce any regressions, consider:

  1. Adding unit tests for the new strip_json_prefix function.
  2. Verifying that the commented-out extensions in get_extension_map don't affect other parts of the system.

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Line range hint 214-315: Improved readability with categorized comments

The addition of comments categorizing file extensions enhances code readability and organization. This change is beneficial for maintaining and understanding the extension map.

However, I noticed that some config and data format extensions (json, yaml, toml, ini, config) are commented out. Could you clarify the reason for excluding these formats? If they're intended to be included later, consider adding a TODO comment explaining the plan for these extensions.

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vibi-dpu/src/graph/file_imports.rs (2)

349-352: LGTM: Improved robustness in handling API responses

The addition of strip_json_prefix enhances the method's ability to handle potential JSON prefixes in the API response, making it more robust.


361-363: Verify the logic for returning None

The condition to return None when possible_file_path is not empty seems counterintuitive. Typically, we would expect to return a result when a file path is found. Can you please verify if this logic is correct or if it should be inverted?

vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_line_range.rs (1)

7-7: LGTM: New utility function import added

The addition of strip_json_prefix from the utils module is a good improvement. This function will likely be used to clean up JSON responses from the API, which can help prevent parsing errors and improve the robustness of the code.

vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_call.rs (2)

7-7: Importing strip_json_prefix enhances response handling

Adding strip_json_prefix to the imports ensures that any unwanted JSON prefixes from the LLM responses are properly handled before deserialization.


299-301: Handle cases when strip_json_prefix returns None

Currently, if strip_json_prefix returns None, the original prompt_response is used for deserialization. Ensure that prompt_response without stripping is always valid JSON to prevent potential deserialization errors.

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vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_name.rs (1)

106-106: Improved caching mechanism

Great job on improving the caching mechanism by trimming the code line before using it as a cache key. This addresses the concern raised in the previous review and helps avoid cache misses due to leading or trailing whitespace differences.

For even better cache efficiency, consider a more comprehensive normalization of the code line. For example:

let normalized_code_line = code_line.split_whitespace().collect::<Vec<&str>>().join(" ");
self.cached_output.insert(normalized_code_line, func_name.get_function_name().to_string());

This approach would normalize internal whitespace as well, further reducing potential cache misses.

vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_call.rs (1)

181-183: LGTM: New method to trim empty function calls

The trim_empty_function_calls method is a good addition for filtering out empty function calls. This improves the quality of the output data.

Consider using is_empty() instead of comparing with an empty string for slightly better readability:

 pub fn trim_empty_function_calls(&mut self) {
-    self.function_calls.retain(|func_call| !func_call.function_name().is_empty());
+    self.function_calls.retain(|func_call| !func_call.function_name().is_empty());
 }
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vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_name.rs (3)

4-4: Improved JSON response handling

The introduction of the strip_json_prefix function and its usage in function_name_in_line is a good improvement. It addresses the potential issue of unwanted prefixes in the API response, which could cause deserialization errors.

The implementation correctly handles the case when strip_json_prefix returns None, addressing the concern raised in the previous review. Good job on implementing this improvement!

Also applies to: 92-95


102-105: Improved error handling and result validation

The changes to the function_name_in_line method signature and the addition of the empty function name check are excellent improvements:

  1. Returning Option<FunctionNameOutput> allows for more explicit error handling.
  2. The check for an empty function name (lines 103-105) prevents returning invalid results.

These changes enhance the robustness and reliability of the function. Well done!


Line range hint 1-107: Overall assessment: Significant improvements

This pull request introduces several valuable enhancements to the function_name_in_line method:

  1. Improved JSON response handling with the strip_json_prefix function.
  2. Better error handling and result validation with Option<FunctionNameOutput> return type and empty function name check.
  3. Enhanced caching mechanism with trimmed code lines as keys.

These changes address previous review concerns and improve the overall robustness and efficiency of the code. Great work on implementing these improvements!

A minor suggestion for further optimization has been provided regarding the caching mechanism, but it's not critical for this PR.

vibi-dpu/src/graph/function_call.rs (3)

7-7: LGTM: New utility function import

The addition of strip_json_prefix to the imports is a good step towards improving JSON response handling, aligning with the PR objective.


298-312: LGTM: Improved JSON handling and empty function call filtering

These changes effectively address the PR objective of stripping JSON responses from LLM and improve the handling of empty function calls. The order of operations (trimming empty calls before checking for emptiness) now correctly addresses the issue mentioned in the past review comments.


298-312: Overall improvements look good, consider adding tests

The changes effectively improve JSON response handling and empty function call filtering, aligning well with the PR objectives. These modifications enhance the robustness of the code without introducing apparent negative impacts.

Given the importance of these changes, consider adding unit tests to verify the behavior of strip_json_prefix and trim_empty_function_calls to ensure their correctness and prevent future regressions.

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	flkt =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR218'>Line 218</a>" =====>igfv
	jrlf =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR269'>Line 269</a>" =====>igfv
	qmke =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR117'>Line 117</a>" =====>igfv
	qmke =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR205'>Line 205</a>" =====>igfv
	jrlf =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR254'>Line 254</a>" =====>igfv
	qmke =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR211'>Line 211</a>" =====>igfv
	jrlf =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR261'>Line 261</a>" =====>igfv
	qmke =="<a target='_blank' href='https://github.com/vibinex/vibi-dpu/pull/189/files#diff-cb26ef0124afe8a7602309c82adcf54ffb0c67ae2a8d263a2bb1b0878fd3287dR5'>Line 5</a>" =====>igfv

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