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https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/blob/8b2ad04d8cdbc24d20efd3796d67b8cc53177d40/middleware/customErrors.js#L1-L33 https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/blob/8b2ad04d8cdbc24d20efd3796d67b8cc53177d40/middleware/errorHandler.js#L1-L28 https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/blob/8b2ad04d8cdbc24d20efd3796d67b8cc53177d40/openai-api.js#L1-L95 https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/blob/8b2ad04d8cdbc24d20efd3796d67b8cc53177d40/app.js#L1-L127 https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/blob/8b2ad04d8cdbc24d20efd3796d67b8cc53177d40/README.md#L1-L26Step 2: ⌨️ Coding
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README.md✓ https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/commit/495e6365a4582d434b6fda8a74007cab5b035a1c EditModify README.md with contents:
• Add a new section titled "Documentation" after the "Features" section. Include instructions for accessing and contributing to project documentation. Mention that detailed tutorials, API reference, and example use cases will be provided.
• Insert a "Code Structure and Comments" section explaining the organization of the codebase into modules and the importance of meaningful comments and variable names. Encourage contributors to maintain this structure and clarity.
• Add a "Self-Improvement Mechanism" section detailing the metrics used to evaluate API call performance and the adaptive strategies employed. Encourage contributors to suggest improvements.
• Include a "Testing Framework" section outlining the approach to unit and integration testing within the project. Provide examples of test cases and instructions for running tests.
• Enhance the "How to Contribute" section with additional details on monitoring GitHub issues, engaging with the community, and incorporating feedback into the development roadmap.
--- +++ @@ -8,6 +8,18 @@ - **Image Understanding**: Employs GPT-4 vision preview for interpreting and understanding images. - **Text Embedding Capabilities**: Offers text embedding features to extract meaningful representations of text. - **Configurable API Settings and Error Handling**: Provides customizable settings for API usage and robust error handling mechanisms as outlined in the `config.json`. + +## Documentation +SmartAPIHub provides comprehensive documentation to help you get started and make the most out of our API. The documentation includes detailed tutorials, API reference, and examples. To access the documentation, visit our [MkDocs-generated documentation website](#). If you wish to contribute to the documentation, please follow the standard contribution guidelines and submit your changes via a pull request. + +## Code Structure and Comments +The SmartAPIHub codebase is organized into modules to ensure clarity and maintainability. We emphasize the importance of meaningful comments and variable names to make the code more understandable and easier to navigate. Contributors are encouraged to maintain this structure and clarity when making changes or adding new features. + +## Self-Improvement Mechanism +SmartAPIHub employs a self-improvement mechanism that evaluates the performance of API calls using metrics such as response time and accuracy. Based on these metrics, the platform adapts its strategies to optimize API call performance. Contributors are encouraged to suggest improvements to this mechanism. + +## Testing Framework +Our project uses a combination of unit and integration testing to ensure the reliability of the SmartAPIHub platform. Examples of test cases and instructions for running tests are provided in the `tests` directory. Contributors are encouraged to write and run tests when making changes to the codebase. ## Setup Instructions 1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
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middleware/customErrors.js✓ https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/commit/e29bc782348174d7ff751565436e4e49557f6660 EditModify middleware/customErrors.js with contents:
• Add comments to each custom error class explaining its purpose and usage within the application. This enhances clarity and maintainability.
• Consider adding new custom error classes if there are specific error types not currently covered, based on the application's needs.
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@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+// Base class for all application-specific errors
+// It includes common properties like statusCode and isOperational to distinguish between operational errors (expected) and programming errors (unexpected)
class ApplicationError extends Error {
constructor(message, statusCode, isOperational) {
super(message);
@@ -8,24 +10,32 @@
}
}
+// Represents an error when validation fails (e.g., missing or invalid parameters)
+// This typically results in a 400 Bad Request response
class ValidationError extends ApplicationError {
constructor(message) {
super(message, 400, true);
}
}
+// Represents an error when a requested resource is not found
+// This typically results in a 404 Not Found response
class NotFoundError extends ApplicationError {
constructor(message) {
super(message, 404, true);
}
}
+// Represents an error when an unexpected condition was encountered on the server
+// This typically results in a 500 Internal Server Error response
class InternalServerError extends ApplicationError {
constructor(message) {
super(message, 500, false);
}
}
+// Represents a generic error related to the API's operation
+// The statusCode can be customized, defaulting to 503 Service Unavailable
class ApiError extends ApplicationError {
constructor(message, statusCode = 503, isOperational = true) {
super(message, statusCode, isOperational);
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• Refine the errorHandler function to provide more informative and user-friendly error messages. Include handling for new custom error classes if added.
• Add comments explaining the logic of the error handling, including how operational and non-operational errors are distinguished.
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@@ -2,33 +2,34 @@
const feedbackManager = require('./feedbackManager');
const { ApplicationError, ApiError } = require('./customErrors');
+// This function handles errors that occur during API operations. It distinguishes between operational errors (expected errors that are handled gracefully) and non-operational errors (unexpected errors that indicate a problem in the code).
function errorHandler(err, req, res, next) {
- // Log the error
+ // Log the error for internal tracking
logger.error(`${err.name}: ${err.message} (Status code: ${err.statusCode})`);
- // Gather feedback on error
+ // Gather feedback on the error to improve future error handling
feedbackManager.gatherFeedback(`Error handled: ${err.message}`);
- // Check if the error is an instance of ApplicationError (or subclasses thereof)
+ // Initial check to determine if the error is operational (expected) or non-operational (unexpected)
if (err instanceof ApiError) {
- // Handle API errors (operational)
+ // Specifically handles errors related to API operations, providing a clear and actionable message to the client.
res.status(err.statusCode).json({
success: false,
- message: err.message,
+ message: `API Error: ${err.message}. Please check the documentation or contact support if the problem persists.`,
});
} else if (err instanceof ApplicationError) {
- // Handle known application errors (operational)
+ // Handles known application errors, ensuring that the client receives a specific message that can help in understanding the issue.
res.status(err.statusCode).json({
success: false,
- message: err.message,
+ message: `Application Error: ${err.message}. We are working to resolve this issue.`,
});
} else {
- // Handle unknown or non-operational errors
- // Log detailed error information for non-operational errors
+ // This block handles unknown or non-operational errors. Such errors are logged with detailed information for internal review and debugging.
+ // Clients are provided with a generic message to ensure that sensitive details are not exposed.
logger.error(`Non-operational error: ${err.stack}`);
res.status(500).json({
success: false,
- message: 'An unexpected error occurred. Please try again later.',
+ message: 'An unexpected error occurred. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please try again later or contact support.',
});
}
}
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app.js✓ https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/commit/f7f3fee525860da656edd5dbab6a15b1ede3a34d EditModify app.js with contents:
• Add comments throughout the file to explain the purpose and functionality of each endpoint, middleware integration, and configuration setting. This will improve the readability and maintainability of the core application logic.
• Refactor code if necessary to improve logical organization and clarity, such as grouping related endpoints or extracting complex logic into separate functions or modules.
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@@ -26,6 +26,8 @@
// TODO: Apply 'apiStrategies' from config.json here
// Middleware for progress tracking on specific routes
+// Middleware for progress tracking on specific routes
+// Initializes a progress object for image generation, understanding, and embedding requests.
app.use((req, res, next) => {
if (['/generate-image', '/understand-image', '/generate-embedding'].includes(req.path)) {
req.progress = { progress: 0 };
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openai-api.js✓ https://github.com/FreightCompanionDavid/SmartAPIHub/commit/81531d0f34077dbccae535b0e3807af149a1ecbb EditModify openai-api.js with contents:
• Add detailed comments explaining the purpose of each function within the file, particularly focusing on the self-improvement mechanism's implementation details like `analyzeAndAdjustStrategy` and `adjustRetryStrategy`.
• Consider refactoring to enhance clarity and efficiency, especially in error handling and retry logic.
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@@ -72,6 +72,13 @@
* Analyzes outcomes of API calls and adjusts retry strategy accordingly.
* This is a placeholder for potential future implementations.
*/
+ /**
+ * Analyzes outcomes of API calls and adjusts retry strategy accordingly.
+ * This method is intended to be a placeholder for future implementations where
+ * the strategy for API calls can be dynamically adjusted based on historical
+ * performance data. This could include adjusting the delay between retries or
+ * the number of retry attempts based on the error type or frequency.
+ */
analyzeAndAdjustStrategy() {
logger.log('Analyzing API call outcomes and adjusting strategy...');
},
@@ -80,6 +87,14 @@
* Adjusts the retry strategy based on the nature of the error encountered during an API call.
* @param {Object} error The error encountered.
* @returns {Object} The adjusted delay and retries count.
+ */
+ /**
+ * Adjusts the retry strategy based on the nature of the error encountered during an API call.
+ * This method dynamically adjusts the delay before retrying and the total number of retries
+ * based on the specific error encountered. For rate limit errors, a longer delay is set to
+ * respect the API's rate limits. For server errors, a moderate delay is used. For all other
+ * errors, a default retry strategy is applied. This approach helps in managing API call
+ * failures more effectively by adapting to different error conditions.
*/
adjustRetryStrategy(error) {
const isRateLimitError = error.response && error.response.status === 429;
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1. Detailed Documentation:
2. Clearer Code Structure and Comments:
dataorprocess.3. Elaborate on Self-Improvement Mechanism:
4. Implement Robust Error Handling:
5. Develop a Testing Framework:
6. Consider Community Feedback:
By implementing these improvements, SmartAPIHub can become a more robust, user-friendly, and well-documented platform, attracting a wider developer audience and achieving its goal of revolutionizing API interactions.
Example of adding comments and meaningful names: