🐛 fix(vectorstores.py): add persist field to Weaviate vector store type
The `VectorStoreFrontendNode` class now supports the Chroma vector store type. A new boolean field `persist` has been added to the Chroma vector store type. The `add_extra_fields` method has been updated to add the `persist` field to the Chroma vector store type. The `format_field` method has been updated to include the `persist` field in the basic fields. Additionally, the `add_extra_fields` method has been updated to add the `weaviate_url` field to the Weaviate vector store type.
The changes in this commit are purely cosmetic. The indentation and formatting issues in the code have been fixed to improve readability and maintainability.
The version number has been updated from 0.1.6 to 0.1.7 to reflect the changes made in the package. This is a chore commit as it does not add any new features or fix any bugs, but rather updates the version number.
The QueryCheckerTool class was renamed to QuerySQLCheckerTool to match the correct class name. This change ensures that the correct class is being used and avoids any potential errors that may arise from using the wrong class name.
The langchain dependency has been updated to version 0.0.208 to ensure compatibility with the latest version of the package. The package version has been bumped to 0.1.6 to reflect the changes made.
🔼 chore(pyproject.toml): update langchain dependency to version 0.0.208
The save_uploaded_file function now uses the folder_name parameter instead of file_name to improve semantics. The appdirs library is now used to get the user cache directory and a folder for langflow cache is created. The sha256 hash of the file content is now used as the file name to avoid collisions and improve security. A folder is now created for each flow_id in the save_uploaded_file function. The code that deletes files after loading in the instantiate_documentloader function has been removed as it is unnecessary and can cause issues.
🐛 fix(endpoints.py): change file_name parameter to folder_name in save_uploaded_file function
🔒 chore(utils.py): use appdirs to get user cache directory and create a folder for langflow cache
🔒 chore(utils.py): use sha256 hash of file content as file name to avoid collisions and improve security
🔒 chore(utils.py): create folder for each flow_id in save_uploaded_file function
This change updates an event parameter type in BuildTrigger to improve type safety. Specifically, an event parameter type was modified from 'any' to a more specific type to avoid invalid use of the event parameter.
The event name was changed from "node" to "message" to better reflect the nature of the data being sent. The data being sent is a message response from the server, not a node in the graph.
🐛 fix(buildTrigger): handle error response from server when starting a build
The ProgressBarComponent import was removed as it was not being used. The error handling was improved to handle the case where the server returns an error response when starting a build. The error message is now displayed to the user and the build state is reset.
🐛 fix(chat.py): fix StreamData class import statement
✨ feat(chat.py): add progress tracking and node building events to stream_build function
The unused import statement has been removed to improve code readability. The StreamData class import statement has been fixed to avoid errors. Progress tracking and node building events have been added to the stream_build function to provide more information to the user about the build process.
The StreamData model is added to represent the data that is streamed from the server. The __str__ method is added to improve the readability of the stream data by returning a formatted string that includes the event and data attributes.
The buildTrigger component was updated to use progress state instead of myValue to better represent the progress of the building process. This change allowed us to make improvements in the way progress is tracked, which will improve the user experience.
🐛 fix(chat.py): catch exception when building graph and yield error message
When the flow_id is invalid, the yield statement should return an error message instead of data. Additionally, when building the graph, an exception could occur, so we added a try-except block to catch any exceptions and yield an error message instead of data.
- The radial progress now displays the percentage value correctly.
- In the build trigger, we now properly handle the end of a stream event and fixed an issue with the RadialProgressComponent when isBuilding is true.
This commit adds a value state to the RadialProgress component, replacing the progressContext previously used. It also removes the progressContext, as it is no longer needed.
The flows and tabIndex variables were not being used in the component, so they were removed. The tabId variable from the TabsContext is now being used instead to upload the file to the correct tab.
This commit adds an is_admin field to the User model definition in user.py. It is set to False by default and has been updated in fake_users_db for both users. Also, there were some code formatting changes made in auth.py.
The Swagger API overview and paths have been updated to reflect the latest changes in the API. The changes include adding support for a new environment variable, `process.env.PORT`, to allow the application to run on a configurable port. Additionally, the Swagger API documentation has been updated to reflect the latest API version and routes.
🔍 chore(links): update links to use HTTPS instead of HTTP
The links were updated to use HTTPS instead of HTTP to improve security and prevent potential man-in-the-middle attacks.
🚨 fix(Openapi.json): fix invalid JSON syntax by removing trailing comma
The Openapi.json file had an invalid JSON syntax due to a trailing comma in the "file_path" field. This commit removes the trailing comma to fix the syntax error.
🔥 chore(test_graph.py): remove unnecessary comments and assertions
🚀 feat(test_graph.py): add file creation and deletion to test_file_tool_node_build and test_toolkit_node_build
The comments and assertions that were removed were unnecessary and did not add any value to the code. The test_file_tool_node_build and test_toolkit_node_build tests now create a file and delete it after the test is run. This ensures that the tests are self-contained and do not leave any artifacts behind.
✨ feat(endpoints.py): add UploadFileResponse schema to standardize upload file response
The client_id parameter in the create_upload_file endpoint has been renamed to flow_id to improve semantics. The UploadFileResponse schema has been added to standardize the response of the create_upload_file endpoint. The response now includes the flowId and file_path fields.
✨ feat(utils.py): remove unused functions and add docstring to save_uploaded_file function
The try-except block in the create_upload_file function handles exceptions that may occur when saving uploaded files. The save_uploaded_file function now has a docstring that explains its purpose and returns the path to the saved file. The unused functions save_cache and load_cache have been removed.
The file upload functionality has been refactored to use a separate function called uploadFile, which is imported from the API controller. This improves the separation of concerns and makes the code more modular.
The uploadFile function allows the user to upload a file to the server. It takes in a file and an ID of the flow to upload the file to. The function creates a FormData object and appends the file to it. It then sends a POST request to the server with the FormData object as the body. The server responds with a Promise containing the response data.
This commit adds a new type definition for the UploadFileTypeAPI, which includes a single property file_path of type string. This type will be used to define the response of an API endpoint that handles file uploads.
