[Example] ggml: add grammar example

[dm4]

• Add grammar example for https://github.com/WasmEdge/WasmEdge/pull/3318
• Runtime PR https://github.com/WasmEdge/WasmEdge/pull/3318

[juntao]

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Summary:

The pull request titled "[Example] ggml: add grammar example" introduces several key changes, including adding new Rust files, a Cargo.toml file, a README.md file, and a binary file, along with 235 lines of code across these new files.

Potential Issues and Errors:

1. Libraries Compatibility: The versions specified in Cargo.toml should be checked for compatibility with existing dependencies.
2. Code Clarity and Maintainability: Review code for clarity and adherence to standards.
3. Error Handling: Verify robust error handling in critical functions like read_input.
4. Security: Check for potential security vulnerabilities, especially with external inputs.
5. Functionality: Ensure new functionality in main.rs integrates well with the project.
6. Resource Management: Check for efficient resource management to prevent leaks.
7. Parameter Parsing: Validate environment variable parsing for correctness.
8. Output Parsing: Confirm correct parsing of JSON output in relevant functions.
9. Documentation: Ensure README.md provides clear usage guidelines.

In addition to the above, the addition of a new job in the llama.yml GitHub workflow file brings up issues related to dependency installation, file existence checks, secure file downloads, target file path correctness, parameter usage clarity, and the inclusion of error handling mechanisms in the script.

Addressing these potential problems and errors will be crucial to enhancing the quality and reliability of the new code contribution and workflow additions.

Details

Commit c3efe3fc8a5e6d4f6a4a9f6fe19c0755852a5419

Key Changes

1. Added a new Rust file main.rs in the wasmedge-ggml/grammar/src/ directory.
2. Added a new Cargo.toml file in the wasmedge-ggml/grammar/ directory.
3. Added a new README.md file in the wasmedge-ggml/grammar/ directory.
4. Created a binary file wasmedge-ggml-grammar.wasm in the wasmedge-ggml/grammar/ directory.
5. Added 235 lines of code across the new files.

Potential Problems

1. Libraries Compatibility: Ensure that the versions specified in the Cargo.toml file (serde_json and wasmedge-wasi-nn) are compatible with the existing project dependencies.

2. Code Clarity and Maintainability: The new code seems to be well-documented with inline comments, but reviewing it thoroughly for clarity and adherence to code standards would be beneficial.

3. Error Handling: Verify that error handling mechanisms are robust and cover potential failure scenarios, especially in functions like read_input and when setting options from environment variables.

4. Security: Check for any potential security vulnerabilities, especially when handling external input data or command-line arguments.

5. Functionality: Ensure that the new functionality introduced in main.rs behaves as expected and integrates seamlessly with the existing project structure.

6. Resource Management: Check if resources like memory buffers are managed efficiently to prevent leaks or unexpected behavior.

7. Parameter Parsing: Validate the parsing of environment variables in get_options_from_env() to ensure they are correctly interpreted and used.

8. Output Parsing: Verify the correctness of parsing JSON output in the functions get_data_from_context, get_output_from_context, and get_metadata_from_context.

9. Documentation: Confirm that the added README.md provides clear instructions and guidelines for using the grammar example.

Addressing these points will help ensure the quality and reliability of the new code contribution.

Commit 6b7842d5eabe0c1cdf949af432ed3e80b30c643b

Key Changes:

1. Added a new job named "Grammar Example" to the llama.yml GitHub workflow file.
2. The job includes a script that downloads a grammar file, builds a cargo project, and runs the wasm32-wasi target with specific parameters.
3. The script uses the wasmedge tool with various arguments and options.

Potential Problems:

1. Dependency Installation: The script assumes the existence of ~/.wasmedge/env for environment setup. Ensure appropriate instructions are provided for users to set up this environment if missing.
2. File Existence Check: The script checks for the existence of ~/.wasmedge/env but does not handle the case if this file is missing.
3. File Download: The script downloads a file from an external source (https://huggingface.co) without verifying its integrity. Consider adding checksum verification or using secure download methods.
4. Target File Path: The script references a specific target path target/wasm32-wasi/release/wasmedge-ggml-grammar.wasm. Ensure this path is correctly set up and available.
5. Parameter Usage: The script uses variables like $NGL without explicitly mentioning where these variables are supposed to be defined or initialized.
6. Error Handling: It's advisable to include error handling mechanisms in the script for better resilience and debugging capabilities.

[juntao]

Perhaps we can try this model. It seems to be one of the more reliable open source models for JSON generation.

https://github.com/NousResearch/Hermes-Function-Calling