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feat: enhance csv upload feature #105

Closed thucpn closed 2 months ago

thucpn commented 2 months ago

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The changes involve removing the multiModal property from the ChatInputProps interface and transitioning from handling a single CSV file to managing multiple CSV files throughout the application. This includes updating types, modifying functions to process arrays of CSV files, and refactoring components to use a custom hook for managing CSV uploads.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
templates/components/ui/html/chat/chat-input.tsx Removed multiModal property from ChatInputProps interface.
.../controllers/chat.controller.ts Renamed uploadedCsv to csvFiles in parserOptions for LlamaIndexStream.
.../controllers/llamaindex-stream.ts Updated DataParserOptions to use an array of CsvFile objects. Modified convertMessageContent and createParser to handle multiple CSV files.
.../controllers/stream-helper.ts Modified UploadedCsv type to include id field. Updated appendCsvData to accept an array of CsvFile objects.
.../nextjs/app/api/chat/llamaindex-stream.ts Transitioned DataParserOptions to accept an array of CsvFile objects. Updated convertMessageContent and createParser to handle multiple CSV files.
.../nextjs/app/api/chat/route.ts Renamed uploadedCsv to csvFiles in parserOptions within the POST function.
.../nextjs/app/api/chat/stream-helper.ts Changed appendCsvData parameter from uploadedCsv to csvFiles of type UploadedCsv[].
.../nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-input.tsx Refactored to use useCsv hook for managing CSV uploads. Removed old CSV handling logic.
.../nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/csv-content.tsx Updated to map over data.csvFiles and render CsvDialog components for each CSV file.
.../nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/index.ts Removed Message import. Renamed CsvData to CsvFile and added id field. Removed getInputResources function.
.../nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/use-csv.ts Introduced useCsv hook for managing CSV files. Added FrontendCSVData interface.
.../nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/widgets/CsvDialog.tsx Introduced CsvDialog component for displaying CSV details and content.
.../nextjs/app/components/ui/upload-csv-preview.tsx Added optional isNew prop to UploadCsvPreview to display a "new" tag if true.
.../nextjs/package.json Added "uuid": "^9.0.1" to dependencies and "@types/uuid": "^9.0.8" to devDependencies.

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