add google api safety settings by Settings page

yeung66 commented 2 weeks ago

problem

Google's Gemini API has safety settings and will block some content that they think dangerous. Google supports setting a security filtering level to control the scope of filtering. The current security filtering level is hard-coded as BLOCK_ONLY_HIGH, which will only block content that Google deems highly likely to be unsafe. This hardcoded approach is not adjustable and lacks flexibility.

So an option for selecting the security filtering level has been added to the settings page. The default remains BLOCK_ONLY_HIGH, but users can now choose other security levels.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced new Google Safety Settings configuration in the settings panel.
- Added support for different Google Safety Settings thresholds.
Localization
- Added localization for new Google Safety Settings in both English and Chinese.
Improvements
- Improved declaration and formatting for safety settings configuration.

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 weeks ago

Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on integrating and configuring Google safety settings within the app. These changes include the addition of new enumerations for safety thresholds, UI elements for configuration, localization support, and updates to the access store to include default safety settings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`app/client/platforms/google.ts`	Declared `accessStore` before using it in setting `threshold` values and minor formatting changes.
`app/components/settings.tsx`	Added UI elements for configuring Google safety settings within the Settings component.
`app/constant.ts`	Introduced `GoogleSafetySettingsThreshold` enum with new block level options.
`app/locales/cn.ts`	Added `GoogleSafetySettings` with titles and subtitles related to safety filtering levels.
`app/locales/en.ts`	Added `GoogleSafetySettings` entries under `GeminiPro` section for titles and subtitles.
`app/store/access.ts`	Added `googleSafetySettings` property to `DEFAULT_ACCESS_STATE` using the new enum.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SettingsUI
    participant AccessStore
    participant GoogleAPI

    User->>SettingsUI: Open Settings
    SettingsUI->>AccessStore: Get Current Safety Settings
    AccessStore-->>SettingsUI: Provide Safety Settings
    User->>SettingsUI: Update Safety Settings
    SettingsUI->>AccessStore: Save New Safety Settings
    AccessStore-->>SettingsUI: Acknowledge Changes
    User->>GoogleAPI: Make Request using New Safety Settings
    GoogleAPI-->>User: Respond with Filtered Data

Poem

A change came like a summer breeze,
Google safety eased with ease,
Thresholds set with care and flair,
In settings, users now prepare.
Control and filter what they see,
A safer cloud for you and me.
🐰✨

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lioensky commented 3 days ago

So,Has the feature of this security settings interface been implemented? Still not on the agenda?

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