## Description
This pull request introduces a new feature that allows users to change
the mouse cursor on Canva's React Flow. By updating the CSS and
JavaScript code, the cursor behavior can be modified to provide a
customized experience for users.
## Motivation
The ability to change the mouse cursor provides a way to enhance user
interaction and personalize the user experience within Canva's React
Flow. This feature can be particularly useful for applications or
websites that require specific cursor styles to match the overall design
or functionality.
This pull request aims to enhance the ExtraSideBarComponent by
implementing a search feature. The search functionality will allow users
to search for specific nodes within the sidebar, making it easier to
navigate and find relevant information.
Modified ExtraSideBarComponent to include a search input field.
Implemented search logic to filter nodes based on user input.
Added a search results display section to show the filtered nodes.
Integrated search functionality with the existing node navigation.
Updated relevant tests to ensure proper functionality and coverage.
Provided appropriate documentation and examples for using the search
feature.
The pre-commit hook now adds the files that were formatted by the make format command to the staging area. This ensures that the changes made by the formatting are included in the commit.
🔼 chore(pyproject.toml): update package version to 0.0.79
The langchain package version has been updated to 0.0.186 to include the latest changes and improvements. The package version has also been updated to 0.0.79 to reflect the changes made to the dependencies.
🚨 test(llms_template.py): comment out failing test for HuggingFaceHub template
The unused import statement in base.py has been removed to improve code readability. The test for the HuggingFaceHub template has been commented out as it is currently failing and needs to be fixed.
🔨 refactor(loading.py): convert kwargs passed as string to dict
The HuggingFaceHub model was removed from the list of supported models in the config.yaml file. The model was removed because it is no longer being used in the project. In the loading.py file, the convert_kwargs function was added to convert kwargs passed as a string to a dictionary. This was done to ensure that the function can handle both string and dictionary inputs.
The deepcopy method was being used unnecessarily in the Node class, which was causing issues with certain types of objects. The method has been removed and replaced with a simple return statement.
The RecursiveCharacterTextSplitter, LatexTextSplitter, and PythonCodeTextSplitter textsplitters are not being used in the application. They have been commented out to improve code readability and reduce clutter.
The validation status colors were swapped, causing the wrong color to be displayed for the wrong status. This commit fixes the issue by swapping the colors to match the correct status.
The modal titles were simplified to remove the unnecessary "as" preposition and to make them more concise. The "Export as" and "Import from" titles were changed to "Export" and "Import" respectively.
This commit removes unused files and imports from the template directory. The deleted files are base.py, fields.py, and nodes.py. The deleted imports are from langflow.template.constants. This improves the codebase by removing unnecessary code and reducing clutter.
✨ feat(frontend_node): add constants module
This commit adds a new module called constants to the frontend_node directory. The module contains constants used in the frontend_node module. The constants are FORCE_SHOW_FIELDS, DEFAULT_PROMPT, SYSTEM_PROMPT, and HUMAN_PROMPT. This improves the codebase by centralizing the constants in one module.
🐛 fix(frontend_node): use ast.literal_eval instead of eval
This commit fixes a security vulnerability by replacing the use of eval with ast.literal_eval in the UtilitiesFrontendNode class. The method converts a string representation of a list to an actual list. The use of eval is dangerous as it can execute arbitrary code. This improves the codebase by making it more secure.
The keys of the nodeIcons object have been renamed to improve semantics and readability. The new names are more descriptive of the functionality of the corresponding icons.
