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tryAGI / LangChain

C# implementation of LangChain. We try to be as close to the original as possible in terms of abstractions, but are open to new entities.
https://tryagi.gitbook.io/langchain/
MIT License
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Closed HavenDV closed 2 months ago

HavenDV commented 2 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent updates primarily involve minor adjustments across various source files, focusing on formatting and refining method functionalities without altering public APIs. These changes enhance code readability and maintainability, ensuring more precise functionality in methods handling data sources and document loading.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.../SourceExtensions.cs, .../VectorDatabaseExtensions.cs, .../FileLoader.cs Minor whitespace adjustments for improved readability.
.../MongoVectorCollection.cs Enhanced DeleteAsync logic and streamlined check for empty collections.
.../DataSource.cs, .../WordLoader.cs, .../HtmlLoader.cs Adjustments in method signatures and exception handling, no API changes.
.../AsposePdfSource.cs, .../PdfPigPdfSource.cs Removed extra whitespace, no functional changes.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 57e8c6d9e5f2ab05ae7986623a1a736e3921bcff and d957eb5fc7d1b7cc32ba05743ba845ba2c069cc7.
Files selected for processing (9) * src/Core/src/Extensions/SourceExtensions.cs (1 hunks) * src/Core/src/Extensions/VectorDatabaseExtensions.cs (2 hunks) * src/Databases/Mongo/src/MongoVectorCollection.cs (1 hunks) * src/Sources/Abstractions/src/DataSource.cs (5 hunks) * src/Sources/Abstractions/src/FileLoader.cs (1 hunks) * src/Sources/Pdf/src/AsposePdfSource.cs (1 hunks) * src/Sources/Pdf/src/PdfPigPdfSource.cs (1 hunks) * src/Sources/WebBase/src/HtmlLoader.cs (2 hunks) * src/Sources/Word/src/WordLoader.cs (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (7) * src/Core/src/Extensions/SourceExtensions.cs * src/Core/src/Extensions/VectorDatabaseExtensions.cs * src/Sources/Abstractions/src/DataSource.cs * src/Sources/Abstractions/src/FileLoader.cs * src/Sources/Pdf/src/AsposePdfSource.cs * src/Sources/Pdf/src/PdfPigPdfSource.cs * src/Sources/Word/src/WordLoader.cs
Additional comments not posted (3)
src/Sources/WebBase/src/HtmlLoader.cs (2)
`14-14`: Ensure proper handling of `ArgumentNullException` in calling code.
Verification successful --- The verification process has confirmed that the `LoadAsync` method in the `HtmlLoader` class is consistently called within a `try-catch` block that handles `ArgumentNullException` across the codebase. This ensures that the application handles potential null reference issues gracefully, adhering to robust error handling practices. - All instances of `LoadAsync` method calls are wrapped in `try-catch` blocks for `ArgumentNullException`. - This pattern is observed consistently across various files and modules, indicating a standard practice in error handling within the project.
Scripts Executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that all calls to `LoadAsync` handle potential `ArgumentNullException`. # Find files that call `LoadAsync` from `HtmlLoader` and search within those files. rg --files-with-matches --type cs $'new HtmlLoader().LoadAsync' | while read file; do # Test: Search for handling of `ArgumentNullException`. Expect: Matches. ast-grep --lang csharp --pattern $'try { new HtmlLoader().LoadAsync($_, $_) } catch (ArgumentNullException) { $$$ }' "$file" done ``` Length of output: 76 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Re-verify the presence of `LoadAsync` calls and check for exception handling. # First, find all C# files that might contain calls to `LoadAsync`. fd --type f --extension cs | while read file; do # Check if `LoadAsync` is called in these files. rg 'new HtmlLoader().LoadAsync' "$file" # If found, check for handling of `ArgumentNullException`. ast-grep --lang csharp --pattern $'try { new HtmlLoader().LoadAsync($_, $_) } catch (ArgumentNullException) { $$$ }' "$file" done ``` Length of output: 178826
--- `19-19`: Updated exception message enhances clarity.
src/Databases/Mongo/src/MongoVectorCollection.cs (1)
`35-35`: Optimized check for collection emptiness enhances performance.
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