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cr-gpt[bot] commented 5 months ago

Seems you are using me but didn't get OPENAI_API_KEY seted in Variables/Secrets for this repo. you could follow readme for more information

git-greetings[bot] commented 5 months ago

Thanks @2lambda123 for opening this PR!

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👋 Figuring out if a PR is useful is hard, hopefully this will help.

  • @2lambda123 has been on GitHub since 2019 and in that time has had 1947 public PRs merged
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Their most recently public accepted PR is: https://github.com/2lambda123/SpaceMeerkat-CAE/pull/1

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 5 months ago

Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a new plugin system for handling post-request data processing. The AfterRequest plugin allows for extensive validation and transformation of response texts through a variety of checks such as regex matching, length, and content analysis, encapsulated in a structured interface and type definitions for better modularity and reusability.

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File Path Change Summary
.../after-request/AfterRequest.ts Introduces afterRequestPluginOutput type and AfterRequest interface for response processing.
.../after-request/index.ts Adds functions for various response text validations based on user-defined rules.

🐰✨ In the code's garden, fresh sprouts appear, New plugins bloom, bringing cheer. Regex blossoms, validators grow, Ensuring data’s flow is just so. Hop, hop, hurray for the code so bright, In the digital meadow, under the moonlight. 🌙 🐰✨

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a50f600cd7be8d03e78d1c79780825f16fa97324 and 5952b7c6f8399fb3af77b0ece78fb33bb7db5518.
Files selected for processing (2) * src/plugins/after-request/AfterRequest.ts (1 hunks) * src/plugins/after-request/index.ts (1 hunks)
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src/plugins/after-request/AfterRequest.ts (2)
`1-5`: The `afterRequestPluginOutput` type is well-defined, accommodating various states of response validation effectively. --- `7-9`: The `AfterRequest` interface is appropriately defined, ensuring flexibility and clear contract for implementing response validation functions.
src/plugins/after-request/index.ts (20)
`30-47`: The `exactLengthMatch` function is correctly implemented with appropriate error handling and validation logic. --- `49-66`: The `minLength` function is implemented consistently with clear error handling and validation checks. --- `69-86`: The `maxLength` function is well-implemented, ensuring that the response text does not exceed the specified maximum length. --- `88-106`: The `wordCountMatch` function accurately checks the word count against the specified parameter, with robust error handling. --- `108-126`: The `minWordCount` function effectively ensures that the word count is not below the specified minimum, with clear error handling. --- `128-146`: The `maxWordCount` function correctly ensures that the word count does not exceed the specified maximum, with appropriate error handling. --- `148-166`: The `sentenceCountMatch` function is correctly implemented, ensuring the sentence count matches the specified parameter with robust error handling. --- `168-186`: The `minSentenceCount` function effectively ensures that the sentence count is not below the specified minimum, with clear error handling. --- `188-206`: The `maxSentenceCount` function correctly ensures that the sentence count does not exceed the specified maximum, with appropriate error handling. --- `208-220`: The `contains` function is implemented correctly, checking for the inclusion of specified text in the response. --- `222-234`: The `containsAny` function effectively checks for the inclusion of any specified texts in the response, with robust error handling. --- `237-249`: The `containsAll` function correctly ensures that all specified texts are included in the response, with appropriate error handling. --- `252-264`: The `notContains` function is implemented correctly, ensuring the specified text is not included in the response. --- `266-278`: The `notContainsAny` function effectively ensures that none of the specified texts are included in the response, with robust error handling. --- `281-294`: The `notContainsAll` function correctly ensures that not all specified texts are included in the response, with appropriate error handling. --- `296-308`: The `startsWith` function is implemented correctly, checking if the response starts with the specified text. --- `310-322`: The `endsWith` function is implemented correctly, ensuring the response ends with the specified text. --- `324-332`: The `isNumeric` function is correctly implemented, effectively checking if the response text is numeric. --- `334-342`: The `isAlpha` function is implemented correctly, ensuring the response contains only alphabetic characters. --- `344-352`: The `isAlphaNumeric` function is correctly implemented, ensuring the response contains only alphanumeric characters.
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