Open torvalds-dev opened 8 months ago
The issue is about understanding the features of Weaviate. Weaviate is an open-source, GraphQL and RESTful API-enabled, knowledge graph that allows you to store, search, and retrieve data. It is powered by a vector search engine and can be used as a standalone database or in combination with other databases.
The files weaviate_utils.py
and weaviate.py
in the llama_index/vector_stores/
directory are relevant to this issue. These files contain Python code that interacts with Weaviate.
Here are some features of Weaviate as inferred from the code:
Schema Creation and Validation: Weaviate allows you to create and validate schemas. Schemas define the structure of the data that you want to store in Weaviate. The validate_client
, class_schema_exists
, and create_default_schema
functions in weaviate_utils.py
are used for this purpose.
Data Storage and Retrieval: You can add data to Weaviate and retrieve it. The add_node
function in weaviate_utils.py
and the add
function in weaviate.py
are used to add data. The parse_get_response
function in weaviate_utils.py
and the query
function in weaviate.py
are used to retrieve data.
Batch Processing: Weaviate supports batch processing, which allows you to process multiple data objects at once. This is evident from the add
function in weaviate.py
.
Vector Search: Weaviate uses a vector search engine to find the most similar nodes to a given query. This is evident from the query
function in weaviate.py
.
Filtering: You can apply filters when querying data. The _to_weaviate_filter
function in weaviate.py
is used for this purpose.
Hybrid Search: Weaviate supports hybrid search, which combines vector search and full-text search. This is evident from the query
function in weaviate.py
.
Error Handling: The code includes error handling to manage issues that may arise when interacting with Weaviate. This is evident from the validate_client
, parse_get_response
, and class_schema_exists
functions in weaviate_utils.py
.
Metadata Management: The code includes functions for managing metadata, such as metadata_dict_to_node
and node_to_metadata_dict
in weaviate_utils.py
.
In terms of actions, if you want to use Weaviate, you should familiarize yourself with these features and understand how to use them in your application. You may also need to install the weaviate-client
Python package, as suggested in the validate_client
function in weaviate_utils.py
.
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