Modified Crawling and graceful error handling with streamlined UI. #48
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Fixed MCP Docker Build Failure: Resolved the build error for the mcp service by removing the invalid readme reference in fast-markdown-mcp/pyproject.toml.
Refactored File Handling (Removed In-Memory Storage):
Investigated the complex in-memory file handling mechanism and its inconsistencies.
Removed the in-memory storage logic from backend/app/crawler.py.
Removed the associated API endpoints (/api/memory-files, /api/memory-files/{file_id}) from backend/app/main.py.
Added a new backend API endpoint (/api/storage/file-content) to read files directly from the storage/markdown directory.
Deleted the old frontend API proxy route (app/api/memory-file/route.ts).
Created a new frontend API proxy route (app/api/storage/file-content/route.ts).
Updated frontend components (StoredFiles.tsx, DiscoveredFiles.tsx) to use the new API route for downloading file content.
Documentation: Created markdown plans for the MCP build fix and the in-memory feature removal.
This simplifies the architecture by relying solely on disk-based consolidated files in storage/markdown. Please remember to test the file download functionality after restarting the services.
This commit addresses several issues and implements enhancements across the crawling workflow: Fixes: - Resolved 400 Bad Request error caused by incorrect query parameter (`file_path`) in the file content API route. - Fixed backend `NameError` (`set_task_context`) in crawler.py that prevented result file saving. - Corrected 500 Internal Server Error caused by Docker networking issue (localhost vs. service name) in the file content API route proxy. - Ensured 'Data Extracted' statistic is correctly saved in the backend status and displayed in the UI. UI Enhancements: - Made "Consolidated Files" section persistent, rendering as soon as a job ID is available. - Relocated "Crawl Selected" button inline with status details. - Updated "Crawl Selected" button to show dynamic count and disable appropriately. - Renamed "Job Status" section title to "Discovered Pages". - Renamed "Processing Summary" section title to "Statistics". - Removed the unused "Extracted Content" display section. Backend Enhancements: - Implemented file appending logic in crawler.py for consolidated `.md` and `.json` files. Subsequent crawls for the same job now append data and update timestamps instead of overwriting. Changelog: ### Added - Backend logic to append new crawl results to existing consolidated `.md` and `.json` files for the same job ID. - Dynamic count display to "Crawl Selected" button. ### Changed - "Consolidated Files" section now appears persistently once a job is initiated. - "Crawl Selected" button relocated inline with status details and disables after initiating crawl. - Renamed "Job Status" section title to "Discovered Pages". - Renamed "Processing Summary" section title to "Statistics". - Updated backend status management to correctly store and transmit the 'Data Extracted' statistic. ### Fixed - Resolved 400 Bad Request error when fetching file content due to incorrect query parameter name. - Fixed backend `NameError` in crawler that prevented saving crawl results. - Resolved 500 Internal Server Error when fetching `.json` file content due to Docker networking issue in API proxy route. - Corrected display issue where 'Data Extracted' statistic showed "N/A" instead of the actual value. ### Removed - Removed the unused "Extracted Content" display section from the UI.
feat(frontend): Update Consolidated Files component for polling and downloads - Implements polling every 10 seconds in ConsolidatedFiles.tsx to automatically refresh the list of files from the /api/storage endpoint, ensuring newly added files appear in the UI. - Modifies the MD and JSON icon links to point to the /api/storage/download endpoint and adds the 'download' attribute, triggering file downloads instead of opening content in the browser.
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive backend and frontend refactoring for managing file storage and web crawling. The changes remove in‑memory file handling and add new disk‐based endpoints, incorporate job IDs and crawl status management via a multiprocessing manager, and update type definitions. New React components and UI elements are added for crawl status monitoring, consolidated file display, and URL management. Additionally, the documentation, Docker configuration, and build processes are updated, and new utility functions and a smart markdown search feature are implemented. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)Crawl Job FlowsequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant FE as Frontend
participant BE as Backend
participant SM as Status Manager
U->>FE: Submits crawl request (with URL/depth)
FE->>BE: Sends POST /api/discover (includes job_id)
BE->>SM: Initialize crawl job (with job_id, root URL)
SM-->>BE: Job status set to initializing
BE-->>FE: Returns job ID immediately
FE->>FE: Start polling using job_id
FE->>BE: GET /api/crawl-status/{job_id} request
BE->>SM: Retrieve current job status
SM-->>BE: Return updated job status (URL statuses, overall progress)
BE-->>FE: Sends latest crawl status
FE->>U: Updates UI with job progress and results
File Download FlowsequenceDiagram
participant FE as Frontend
participant BE as Backend
participant FS as File System
FE->>BE: GET /api/storage/file-content?file_path=<path>
BE->>FS: Reads file content from disk (storage/markdown)
FS-->>BE: Returns file content
BE-->>FE: Sends file content with proper content type
FE->>U: Initiates download with generated blob URL
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lib/crawl-service.ts (2)
6-35: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Double-check error handling for incomplete data
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data.job_idis missing or malformed, you throw an error. Consider adding fallback or retry logic so the UI can appropriately handle unexpected backend responses.
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When returning the failure object at lines 77–80, ensure upstream callers know to expect the shape
{ success: false, jobId, error }. Documenting the error response structure can help maintain consistent error handling.app/page.tsx (1)
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docs/features/selective_consolidation_plan.md (1)
1-156: Feature plan looks comprehensive and well-structured.This feature plan for Selective URL Consolidation provides a detailed breakdown of the workflow and implementation steps. The four-step process (Discovery, Selection, Crawl & Consolidation, Display Results) is clearly defined with specific technical details for each component.
Each implementation task is marked as completed with appropriate file locations referenced, showing a well-tracked implementation process.
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backend/app/utils.py (1)
1-9: Well-implemented URL normalization function.The
normalize_urlfunction is clean, well-documented, and handles URL normalization correctly by:
- Removing trailing slashes from paths
- Ensuring empty paths default to '/'
- Properly reconstructing the URL using scheme, netloc, and path
The function follows Python best practices with a clear docstring and type hints.
docker/dockerfiles/Dockerfile.frontend (1)
3-3: Good implementation of configurable backend URL.Adding the build argument and environment variable for
NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URLenables flexible configuration of the backend endpoint during build time. This supports the environment setup instructions added to the README.md file.The placement is appropriate - defining the ARG early and setting the ENV before the build process.
Also applies to: 18-18
README.md (2)
110-115: Clear environment setup instructions added.The added environment configuration instructions for Mac/Linux users are clear and helpful. Explicitly mentioning the need to copy the template file and set the
NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URLcorrectly will help users avoid common setup issues.
121-138: Good addition of Windows-specific setup instructions.Clearly marking the Windows instructions as "Experimental Only (Not Tested Yet)" sets appropriate expectations. The added prerequisites with links to official installation guides for WSL 2 and Docker Desktop are helpful for Windows users who might be less familiar with these requirements.
docs/local/crawl4ai_local_fix_plan.md (1)
1-4: Overall Clarity & Context
The task list is well described, and the context of addressing the browser crash is clearly communicated.docs/features/fix_backend_url_resolution_plan.md (1)
1-4: Document Purpose & Clarity
The document clearly states its objective—to resolve thenet::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVEDerror through a cleanup and rebuild process. The goal and commands are well articulated.docs/features/fix_discover_url.md (1)
1-4: Clear Objective Statement
The objective of updating the backend URL fromhttp://localhost:24125tohttp://backend:24125is clearly set out, and the rationale is well documented.docs/features/fix_data_extracted_display.md (1)
1-6: Overall Structure & Purpose
The feature objective and associated tasks are comprehensively detailed. The instructions clearly outline the expected analysis and steps for fixing the display issue in theJobStatsSummarycomponent.docs/features/fix_frontend_build_env_var_plan.md (2)
1-4: Clear and Focused Objective
The document clearly outlines the objective to resolve thenet::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVEDerror by ensuring proper handling of theNEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URLduring Docker builds.
13-17: Configuration Verification Steps
The verification steps for ensuring that the environment variable is correctly passed are well defined. No changes necessary here.docs/features/ui_updates_plan.md (1)
1-36: Well-structured UI updates planThe document provides a clear and organized plan for updating the user interface with specific tasks, files to modify, and verification steps. It aligns with the PR objectives to streamline the UI and enhance clarity.
app/api/storage/route.ts (3)
44-57: Good interface definition for DiskFileDetailThe interface clearly defines the structure for disk file details, providing strong typing for the application.
135-137: Proper removal of in-memory file handlingThe code changes correctly implement the refactoring outlined in the PR objectives to remove in-memory storage mechanisms. The comments clearly indicate the rationale behind the change.
141-141: Type safety improvementAdding the explicit type to the file parameter enhances type safety and readability.
lib/utils.ts (1)
8-65: Well-implemented URL to filename conversion utilityThe
url_to_filenamefunction is well-structured with:
- Clear documentation explaining its purpose and relation to backend logic
- Robust error handling with a fallback mechanism
- Proper URL parsing and processing for filename generation
- Commented out code for potential length limits with clear rationale
The implementation aligns with the backend's approach while maintaining appropriate simplifications for frontend use.
components/SubdomainList.tsx (3)
10-10: Good interface update making onCrawlSelected optionalMaking the
onCrawlSelectedprop optional is appropriate since the functionality has been moved to another component.
14-14: Clear indication of unused propCommenting out the unused prop in the function parameters while keeping it in the interface provides clarity about the change without breaking compatibility.
138-138: Clear comment about UI restructuringThe comment clearly explains that the button functionality has been moved to the CrawlStatusMonitor component, which aligns with the PR objective to streamline the UI.
components/DiscoveredFiles.tsx (3)
241-242: Updated function call correctly!This change correctly updates the call to
handleDownloadto match the new function signature.
250-251: Updated function call correctly!This change correctly updates the call to
handleDownloadto match the new function signature.
15-27:❌ Incorrect review comment
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isInMemorypropertyThe
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- app/api/storage/route.ts & app/api/all-files/route.ts: The property is a documented part of the API response structure and is set with an explicit boolean value.
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docker/compose/docker-compose.yml (1)
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NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL is correctly configured via build arguments
The documentation confirms that the NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL, now passed as a build argument (as noted in docs/features/fix_frontend_build_env_var_plan.md), replaces the previously hardcoded environment variable in docker/compose/docker-compose.yml. No further action is required regarding this configuration, but please ensure that:
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ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URLbefore executing the build commands.components/JobStatsSummary.tsx (2)
21-25: Well-implemented helper function!The
countUrlsByStatusfunction is efficiently designed to handle both single status values and arrays of statuses, with proper type checking and handling of undefined values.
44-89: Well-structured UI component with responsive design!The component creates a visually appealing statistics display with proper responsive grid layout and logical organization of information. The conditional styling based on processing state enhances the user experience by providing visual feedback.
app/api/storage/file-content/route.ts (2)
36-53: Good error handling approach.The error handling is robust, attempting to parse JSON first before falling back to text. This provides detailed error information to clients.
58-65: The content type determination is appropriate.Setting the content type based on file extension is a good practice. The implementation correctly differentiates between JSON and other file types.
docs/features/fix_consolidated_files_display.md (1)
3-4: Clear objective definition.The objective clearly defines the two issues to be addressed: lack of real-time updates and incorrect click behavior. This clarity will help guide the implementation.
components/StoredFiles.tsx (3)
66-68: Simplification of API model by removing in-memory file handling.Good refactoring to remove the
isInMemoryparameter, which simplifies the code and aligns with the architectural change to read files directly from disk.
241-242: Updated function call correctly removes isInMemory parameter.The click handler has been updated correctly to match the new function signature without the isInMemory parameter.
250-251: Updated function call correctly removes isInMemory parameter.The click handler has been updated correctly to match the new function signature without the isInMemory parameter.
docs/features/crawl_status_monitoring_plan.md (4)
11-12: Well-defined goal for user experience improvement.The goal clearly articulates the user-focused benefit of providing visibility into the crawling process, which aligns well with the PR objectives.
15-18: Good architectural decision with rationale.Choosing polling over WebSockets/SSE for the MVP is a sensible approach that balances implementation simplicity with user experience improvements. The rationale is well explained.
30-32: Comprehensive status tracking model.The status model is well-defined with clear states for both overall job status and individual URL status. This will provide users with detailed progress information.
91-137: Excellent sequence diagram.The sequence diagram provides a clear visual representation of the component interactions and data flow. This will be valuable for implementation and future maintenance.
components/CrawlStatusMonitor.tsx (4)
41-57: Well-structured data processing with defensive programming.The
useMemoimplementation properly handles potential invalid data by including multiple defensive checks. This approach prevents runtime errors when dealing with potentially undefined or malformed status data.
66-70: Good state reset implementation.The
useEffecthook appropriately resets the internal UI state when the job ID or status changes, ensuring a consistent user experience across different jobs.
72-94: Clean handling of component states with early returns.The component uses early returns to handle different states (no job, loading, error), which makes the code more readable and provides clear feedback to users.
175-192: Improved layout with repositioned button.Moving the "Crawl Selected" button to the top grid alongside the status information creates a more intuitive UI flow. Users can now see both the status and action in the same visual line.
components/ConsolidatedFiles.tsx (3)
23-84: Well-implemented file fetching with error handling.The
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10-10: Good addition of new status for discovered pages.Adding the
pending_crawlstatus to theDiscoveredPageinterface properly aligns the frontend types with the backend implementation and enables more fine-grained status tracking.
43-72: Comprehensive job status type definitions.The newly added
OverallStatus,UrlStatus, andCrawlJobStatustypes/interfaces provide a clear contract for the status monitoring functionality. The inclusion of optional fields for timestamps, error messages, and extracted data size enhances the UI's ability to display detailed status information.
75-93: Well-structured API request/response interfaces.The new interfaces for API interactions (
DiscoverResponse,CrawlRequest,CrawlResponse) establish a clear contract between frontend and backend. The inclusion ofjobIdin each interface properly enables tracking and linking of jobs throughout the application.docs/architecture/remove_in_memory_files_plan.md (1)
1-30: Documentation is well-structured and provides a clear refactoring planlib/crawl-service.ts (1)
1-3: Leverage newly added types for clarityThe additional type imports help standardize request/response handling with the backend, making the interface more robust.
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10-10: Ensure cohesive naming and usage consistency.The newly imported
CrawlStatusMonitoraligns with the updated crawling logic. Ensure that any references elsewhere in the code or documentation (e.g., comments, readme) are updated to reflect this new component name.
54-54: Resetting job ID is good practice.Resetting
currentJobIdon new discovery prevents stale job references, avoiding confusion in subsequent crawls.
63-69: User feedback clarity.The toast notification effectively communicates the initiation of a new discovery process. This improves user understanding of asynchronous events. No immediate concerns here.
151-160: Toast usage is consistent.Nice work sending a toast to confirm the backend acknowledged the crawl request. This pattern fosters a transparent user experience. Keep it consistent with the rest of the application.
222-223: Error logs adequately surfaced.You log the crawl error to the console and show a toast. This approach keeps the user informed while also aiding developers in debugging. Looks good.
225-228: Comprehensive error details.Including specific error descriptions (e.g., the error message from the backend) is a good practice, making it easier to debug issues without diving too deeply into logs.
230-230: Consistent cleanup.Toggling
setIsCrawlingSelected(false)onfinallyensures the UI returns to a stable state even if an error occurs, improving robustness.
236-311: Polling logic is well-structured.
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useEffecthook’s cleanup ofintervalIdprevents memory leaks.- Checking
terminalStatesto stop polling is efficient.- Consider using a more robust library or a custom hook if additional job states or concurrency requirements emerge.
329-332: Clean transition from older to newer components.Replacing the old
ProcessingBlockwithJobStatsSummaryis clearly documented and helps new readers grok the flow. This fosters maintainability.
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| - **Goal:** Determine why the `pip install -e .` command fails during the `mcp` service build. | ||
| - **Action:** Analyze build logs. | ||
| - **Result:** Error `OSError: Readme file does not exist: README_MCP.md` indicates `pyproject.toml` points to a non-existent file. | ||
| - **Status:** Done | ||
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| ### Task 3: Apply Fix | ||
| - **Goal:** Correct the `pyproject.toml` configuration. | ||
| - **Action:** Remove the optional `readme = "README_MCP.md"` line from `fast-markdown-mcp/pyproject.toml`. | ||
| - **Status:** Pending | ||
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| ### Task 2: Analyze `pyproject.toml` and Directory Contents | ||
| - **Goal:** Confirm the `readme` field setting and check for the actual file. | ||
| - **Action:** Read `fast-markdown-mcp/pyproject.toml` and list files in `fast-markdown-mcp/`. | ||
| - **Result:** `pyproject.toml` specifies `readme = "README_MCP.md"`, but the file is missing from the directory. | ||
| - **Status:** Done | ||
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| # Task List: Fix MCP Docker Build Error (Missing Readme) | ||
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| ### Task 4: Verify Fix | ||
| - **Goal:** Confirm the Docker build for the `mcp` service now succeeds. | ||
| - **Action:** Instruct the user to re-run the Docker build process (e.g., `./docker-start.sh` or `docker-compose build mcp`). | ||
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| - **Action:** Instruct the user to re-run the Docker build process (e.g., `./docker-start.sh` or `docker-compose build mcp`). | |
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| - **Action:** Instruct the user to re-run the Docker build process (e.g., `./docker-start.sh` or `docker-compose build mcp`). | |
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| // Renamed and refactored handler for the "Crawl Selected" button click | ||
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| // Maybe this button should only appear *after* discovery is complete and pages are shown by the monitor? | ||
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| variant: "default" // Changed from "warning" as it's not a valid variant | ||
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You’re providing toast messages on both success and failure, which is great. Consider additional user-facing feedback while the crawl request is pending, such as a loading spinner on the “Crawl Selected” button.
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| {/* Keep SubdomainList for now, but it might be replaced by CrawlStatusMonitor's display */} | ||
| {/* Log if legacy SubdomainList condition is met */} | ||
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| console.log(`page.tsx: discoveredPages.length = ${discoveredPages.length}. Rendering legacy SubdomainList? ${discoveredPages.length > 0}`); | ||
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| <div className="bg-gray-800/50 backdrop-blur-lg rounded-2xl p-6 border border-gray-700 shadow-xl"> | ||
| <h2 className="text-2xl font-semibold mb-4 text-cyan-400">Discovered Pages (Legacy Display)</h2> | ||
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| isProcessing={isCrawling} // isCrawling state might also become redundant | ||
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Warnings about legacy display.
Logging indicates a legacy display approach. This is fine if you intend to remove it soon. Otherwise, unify both displays to prevent confusion for users not expecting two separate flows.
| // Clear previous results shown by SubdomainList? Or wait for polling? | ||
| // For now, let's clear discoveredPages, the monitor will show progress. | ||
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Validate that all imported entities are indeed required.
OverallStatus is imported along with DiscoveredPage and CrawlJobStatus. Confirm that each is being used in this file. If not, consider removing any unused imports to keep the code clean.
Introduces a new `CrawlUrls` component to display and manage discovered URLs during a crawl job. This component utilizes Shadcn UI elements (Table, Checkbox, Badge, Tooltip) to provide a detailed view of individual URL statuses, handle URL selection for targeted actions, and display status updates driven by polling managed in `app/page.tsx`. Key changes include: - Creation of the `CrawlUrls` component for URL list display and interaction. - Refactoring of `CrawlStatusMonitor` to focus solely on displaying the overall job status within a Dialog component. - Updates to `app/page.tsx` to manage essential state (job ID, job status, selected URLs) and orchestrate the polling mechanism for fetching URL-specific status updates. - Fixed UI bugs where status icons were not updating correctly and checkbox selection state was inconsistent. - Adjusted the styling of the info icon button for better contrast as per user feedback. These frontend enhancements align with the ongoing backend redesign, supporting the new job-based status management and polling architecture for more granular progress tracking. Updated documentation in `docs/features/` (adjust_info_button_style_plan.md, fix_discovered_pages_ui_bugs.md, create_crawl_urls_component_plan.md, crawl_status_monitoring_plan.md) to reflect the completion of related tasks.
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package.json (1)
11-30: 💡 Verification agent🧩 Analysis chain
Verify dependency compatibility with React 19.
The project is using React 19.0.0, which is quite recent. Please ensure that all Radix UI components are compatible with this version to avoid runtime issues.
🌐 Web query:
Are @radix-ui/react-checkbox, @radix-ui/react-dialog, and @radix-ui/react-tooltip compatible with React 19.0.0?💡 Result:
@radix-ui/react-checkbox, @radix-ui/react-dialog, and @radix-ui/react-tooltip are compatible with React 19.0.0 when using specific release candidate (RC) versions, though standard installs may require adjustments. Here's the breakdown:
## Compatibility Status
- React 19 support confirmed for RC versions of these packages through community testing and maintainer updates[1][10].
- Standard npm installs may show peer dependency conflicts due to version range specifications not including React 19's release candidate versions[1][10].
## Installation Solutions
RC Versions Required:
npm install \ @radix-ui/[email protected] \ @radix-ui/[email protected] \ @radix-ui/[email protected]These versions explicitly support React 19[1].
For npm Users:
Use installation flags to bypass peer dependency checks:npm install --legacy-peer-depsRequired if using non-RC versions or encountering conflicts[1][10].
## Version Considerations
- Dialog: Latest stable (1.1.7 as of 2025-04-08) supports React 19[2][5]
- Tooltip: Version 1.2.0+ includes React 19 support[6]
- Checkbox: RC versions (1.1.0-rc.6) required for full compatibility[7]
## Verified Patterns
Developers have successfully used these dependencies with React 19 by either:
- Pinning RC versions explicitly[1]
- Using pnpm/bun which handles peer dependencies more leniently[10]
- Applying npm overrides for related dependencies like react-is[10]
The Radix team has actively updated peer dependency ranges in RC releases to include React 19, though some package versions may still need manual specification during installation[1][10].
Citations:
- 1: radix-ui/primitives#2909
- 2: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@radix-ui/react-dialog
- 3: https://www.radix-ui.com/primitives/docs/components/tooltip
- 4: https://www.radix-ui.com/primitives/docs/components/checkbox
- 5: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@radix-ui/react-dialog?activeTab=versions
- 6: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@radix-ui/react-tooltip
- 7: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@radix-ui/react-checkbox?activeTab=versions
- 8: https://www.radix-ui.com/primitives/docs/components/dialog
- 9: https://www.radix-ui.com/primitives
- 10: https://ui.shadcn.com/docs/react-19
React 19 Compatibility for Radix UI Components
- @radix-ui/react-dialog (v1.1.7) and @radix-ui/react-tooltip (v1.2.0): These versions are confirmed to support React 19.
- @radix-ui/react-checkbox: Community reports indicate that full compatibility with React 19 is only guaranteed with release candidate versions (e.g., 1.1.0-rc.6). The current version (^1.1.5) might lead to peer dependency conflicts.
Action Items:
- Consider updating
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133-243: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAvoid blocking I/O in async functions.
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requests.get,requests.post) and file operations withopenmay stall the event loop inasyncfunctions. Switch to an async HTTP client (e.g.,httpxwithasync/await) and useaiofilesor other non-blocking I/O libraries for disk reads/writes to maintain concurrency.-# Example: Using requests -response = requests.post(f"{CRAWL4AI_URL}/crawl", headers=headers, json=simple_request, timeout=30) +# Example: Using HTTPX in an async manner +import httpx +async with httpx.AsyncClient() as client: + response = await client.post(f"{CRAWL4AI_URL}/crawl", headers=headers, json=simple_request, timeout=30)Also applies to: 343-626
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5-5: Remove trailing space in mode name.The mode name has a trailing space, potentially causing future references to break or mismatch. This issue was raised previously.
- "name": "boomerang ", + "name": "boomerang",docs/features/crawl_status_monitoring_plan.md (1)
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docs/features/crawl_status_monitoring_plan.md (2)
1-146: Clear and comprehensive feature plan for implementing real-time crawl status monitoring.The document provides a well-structured plan for implementing the crawl status monitoring feature using a backend in-memory state with frontend polling. The approach described is pragmatic, following KISS principles while still providing valuable user feedback during the crawling process.
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Context: ...`. * [x] If not found, return 404 error. ### Step 4.2: Backend - Update Status...(CD_NNU)
144-146: Missing step linking the status monitoring with consolidated files.While the implementation steps for the status monitoring feature are comprehensive, there's no explicit mention of how this interacts with the consolidated files section mentioned in the PR objectives, where data should be appended during subsequent crawls.
Is there a separate plan document that addresses how the crawl status monitoring integrates with the consolidated files functionality?
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10-10: Status type expansion aligns with backend changes.Adding 'pending_crawl' status properly aligns the frontend type definition with the backend implementation and supports the status tracking feature.
41-72: Well-structured type definitions for crawl status monitoring.The new type definitions clearly match the backend implementation described in the feature plan. The
OverallStatusandUrlStatustypes properly enumerate all possible states, while theCrawlJobStatusinterface accurately reflects the backend model structure.
75-93: API interface definitions maintain type safety.The new request and response interfaces properly type the communication between frontend and backend for the crawl status monitoring feature. The commented-out fields provide good documentation of what the backend returns, even if they're not used in the frontend currently.
96-103: Component props interface enables proper type checking.The
CrawlUrlsPropsinterface provides appropriate typing for the new component's props, ensuring type safety when passing data between components.docs/features/ui_refinements_consolidated_files.md (2)
1-28: Comprehensive plan for UI refinements and file consolidation.This task list provides a clear roadmap for improving the UI layout, implementing popup components, and ensuring file display consistency. The step-by-step approach with verification steps helps ensure a thorough implementation.
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19-21: Integration with ConsolidatedFiles needs clearer API specification.The task for integrating with
ConsolidatedFilesmentions a possible API endpoint (/api/all-files?) but seems uncertain. Consider documenting the actual API endpoint to be used for fetching consolidated files to ensure clarity during implementation.What is the correct API endpoint for fetching consolidated files? Is it
/api/all-files,/api/files, or something else? This should be clearly specified to avoid implementation confusion.package.json (2)
16-17: Added Radix UI Checkbox and Dialog components.These dependencies support the UI refinements planned in the feature document, specifically for implementing checkboxes in the
CrawlUrlscomponent and dialog/popup functionality.
21-21: Added Radix UI Tooltip component.The Tooltip component will help improve UI usability by providing contextual information to users.
docs/features/permanently_enable_crawl_selected_button.md (1)
1-12: Clear Documentation on Permanently Enabling the Button.
The steps to locate and remove the conditional (canCrawl &&) rendering logic are clearly specified, which will help ensure that the "Crawl Selected" button is always visible.🧰 Tools
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1-14: Comprehensive Task List for Checkbox Disabling Logic Fix.
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docs/features/fix_url_status_normalization.md (1)
1-11: Clear Documentation on URL Status Normalization Fix.
This document effectively outlines the root cause and tasks for ensuring consistent URL normalization before updating the URL status. The clarity in the task list should help in verifying that UI statuses will accurately reflect the crawl results.components/ui/tooltip.tsx (1)
1-30: Well-structured Radix UI tooltip implementation!This tooltip component implementation follows Radix UI best practices and includes proper animation states. Good job on using the
cnutility function for class name management and setting up appropriate defaults like thesideOffset.components/ui/checkbox.tsx (1)
1-30: Clean Checkbox component implementationThe component correctly implements Radix UI's checkbox primitive with appropriate styling and accessibility features. The use of React.forwardRef ensures proper ref forwarding, and the Check icon from lucide-react provides a clear visual indicator.
docs/features/adjust_info_button_style_plan.md (1)
1-23: Well-documented feature with clear completion statusThe feature documentation clearly outlines the tasks, rationale, and resolution for adjusting the info button style. This provides good context for the UI enhancement based on user feedback.
components/ui/table.tsx (1)
1-117: Well-structured table component implementation following React best practices.This file introduces a comprehensive set of table components using React's forwardRef pattern. The components are properly typed with TypeScript, making them type-safe while allowing flexibility through className props and spreading of additional HTML attributes.
The code follows a consistent pattern across all table components and uses the
cnutility function from@/lib/utilsto handle className composition elegantly.docs/features/fix_discovered_pages_ui_bugs.md (1)
1-42: Comprehensive documentation of the bug fixing process.This document provides excellent visibility into the process of identifying, diagnosing, and resolving UI bugs. The methodical approach—combining frontend logging, backend investigation, and iterative user testing—demonstrates good troubleshooting practices.
The root cause identification of concurrency issues with the global
crawl_jobsdictionary and the decision to refactor the frontend with a newCrawlUrlscomponent aligns well with the PR objectives to enhance the crawling workflow.components/CrawlUrls.tsx (3)
71-144: Well-implemented component with good performance optimizations.The component effectively manages URL selection state, including selective update handlers and memoized values. The detailed console logging is helpful for debugging but should be considered for conditional enablement in production.
The organization of state management, handlers, and derived state calculation follows React best practices, particularly the careful use of
useMemoanduseCallbackfor performance optimization.
150-180: Button enablement logic aligns with feature requirements.The implementation of the "Crawl Selected" button addresses the requirements specified in
fix_crawl_button_and_checkbox_style_v3.md. The button is correctly enabled only when pending URLs are selected and crawling is not in progress, providing clear feedback through its disabled state and label.
197-205: Checkbox styling addresses the feature requirements.The implementation adds a white border to the checkboxes for better visibility against the dark background, addressing the requirement in
fix_crawl_button_and_checkbox_style_v3.mdfor checkboxes to appear interactive rather than grayed out.components/ui/dialog.tsx (1)
1-123: All good here!The implementation follows best practices for Radix Dialog, with sensible styling, accessibility considerations (sr-only for Close button), and forwardRef usage. Great work!
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| 8. [x] **Verification:** Confirm the new component displays data correctly, selection works, the button triggers the action, and statuses update based on `jobStatus` polling. | ||
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| * [x] Implement checkbox logic (`checked`, `onCheckedChange`). | ||
| * [x] Implement "Select All" functionality for 'pending_crawl' URLs. | ||
| * [x] Implement "Crawl Selected" button with count and disabled state logic. | ||
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| const pages = await discoverSubdomains({ url: submittedUrl, depth }) | ||
| console.log('Discovered pages:', pages) | ||
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| setStats(prev => ({ | ||
| setDiscoveredPages(pages) // This is now handled by polling/status monitor | ||
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| const [currentJobId, setCurrentJobId] = useState<string | null>(null); // Add state for Job ID | ||
| const { toast } = useToast() | ||
| // Lifted state from CrawlStatusMonitor | ||
| const [jobStatus, setJobStatus] = useState<CrawlJobStatus | null>(null); | ||
| const [jobError, setJobError] = useState<string | null>(null); | ||
| const [isPollingLoading, setIsPollingLoading] = useState<boolean>(false); | ||
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| const [selectedUrls, setSelectedUrls] = useState<Set<string>>(new Set()); | ||
| const [isCrawlingSelected, setIsCrawlingSelected] = useState<boolean>(false); |
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98-99: Update of Prerequisites for Docker
The prerequisites now list only Docker (and Git for cloning) without mentioning Docker Compose. This update aligns with the intended configuration changes. Please ensure that any internal references to Docker Compose have been removed.
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| # Clone the repository | ||
| git clone https://github.com/cyberagiinc/DevDocs.git | ||
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| # Ensure NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL in .env is set correctly (e.g., http://localhost:24125) | ||
| # This allows the frontend (running in your browser) to communicate with the backend service. | ||
| # Prerequisites: Install WSL 2 and Docker Desktop | ||
| # Docker Desktop for Windows requires WSL 2. Please ensure you have WSL 2 installed and running first. | ||
| # 1. Install WSL 2: Follow the official Microsoft guide: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install | ||
| # 2. Install Docker Desktop for Windows: Download and install from the official Docker website. Docker Desktop includes Docker Compose. |
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🔇 Additional comments (30)
app/api/storage/route.ts (2)
60-60: Proper type annotation for diskFileDetailsGood use of the newly defined interface to type the
diskFileDetailsarray. This enhances type safety and makes the code more maintainable.
186-186: Explicit type annotation in filter functionGood addition of the explicit type annotation for the file parameter in the filter function. This enhances type safety and helps with code readability.
If you implement the suggestion to rename
allFilestodiskFiles, don't forget to update this line accordingly.docker/dockerfiles/Dockerfile.frontend (1)
25-25: Ensure correct environment variable flow.
By settingENV NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL=$NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URLhere, you may override the default value established at line 14. Verify that your Docker build arguments are passed correctly to avoid runtime mismatches, especially in multi-stage builds.README.md (1)
111-117: Environment variable setup looks fine.
The steps for copying.env.templateand settingNEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URLare clear.lib/crawl-service.ts (2)
6-36: Enhanced discovery workflow is properly handled.
• Returning aPromise<DiscoverResponse>and checkingjob_idensures robust error handling.
• Logging helps trace potential issues.
• Overall logic is correct, ensuring the UI can handle mismatches or missing fields gracefully.
44-82: Crawl initiation refactor improves clarity.
• Accepting{ pages, jobId }aligns well with the updatedCrawlRequesttype.
• Verifyingsuccessandjob_idin the response is a solid approach to ensure valid acknowledgments.
• The fallback response in thecatchblock is helpful for the UI.backend/app/crawler.py (5)
12-14: Import cleanup looks good.Removing the unused
set_task_contextimport and movingnormalize_urltoutilshelps reduce clutter.
58-58: Comment explaining function relocation is clear.The note about moving
normalize_urltoutils.pyis helpful for maintainability.
112-127: Good removal of the in-memory storage logic.Eliminating unused or legacy in-memory patterns helps simplify file handling and reduce confusion. The new, disk-based approach is more transparent.
131-131: Removal of file redirection logging is appropriate.No concerns here, as it's consistent with dropping the old in-memory infrastructure.
152-159: Initialization of discovery status is well-organized.Setting
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26-34: Good reorganization for status management imports.Consolidating status-related imports under one block clarifies job tracking logic.
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63-63: Linking crawl request to job ID is beneficial.Introducing
job_idinCrawlRequestensures the crawl process can be tracked properly.
395-396: Explicit storage directory definition looks clean.Declaring
STORAGE_DIR = Path("storage/markdown")at the top-level is clear and consistent.
397-441: Secure file read approach approved.
- Checking
file_pathto prevent directory traversal is well-implemented:if "/" in safe_file_name or "\\" in safe_file_name ...- Using
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469-469: Logging statements enhance clarity.Indicating the assigned job ID in logs helps debugging.
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app/page.tsx (11)
5-6: Replacing ProcessingBlock with JobStatsSummary.Swapping the old component with
JobStatsSummarysimplifies the code. This fosters a dedicated stats display.
10-12: UI composition improvements.Adding
CrawlStatusMonitor,CrawlUrls, andButtonfosters a more modular UI design.
13-20: Dialog components import is neat.Leveraging the new UI dialog abstraction keeps code consistent and reusable.
25-26: Extended type imports facilitate better status handling.Using
DiscoveredPage,CrawlJobStatus, andOverallStatushelps unify typed data flows.
33-40: Removing old stats state.Removing commented-out stats helps reduce clutter, deferring to
JobStatsSummaryfor all stats usage.
41-49: New job ID and selection states.Tracking
currentJobId,jobStatus, andselectedUrlsexternally is a flexible architecture.
65-91: Discovery now returns a job ID only.Clearing
discoveredPagesand letting the monitor poll for results aligns with the new asynchronous model.
131-157: Crawl selected logic updated.You’re converting selected URLs into
DiscoveredPageobjects with'pending_crawl'. This is consistent with the backend.
167-178: Clear user feedback on crawl request.Using toast notifications for success or error states ensures good UX.
254-332: Lifted polling logic for job status.Centralizing the status fetching in a
useEffectis a maintainable approach, especially stopping on terminal states.
425-426: Rendering consolidated files by default.The consolidated approach provides a better user experience. Good choice to show them.
fast-markdown-mcp/src/fast_markdown_mcp/server.py (3)
16-16: SequenceMatcher usage looks good.
LeveragingSequenceMatcherfor text similarity is an efficient and straightforward approach.
245-245: No meaningful updates.
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778-804: Implementation for the new tool looks good.
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| // Define interface for disk file details | ||
| interface DiskFileDetail { | ||
| name: string; | ||
| jsonPath: string; | ||
| markdownPath: string; | ||
| timestamp: Date; | ||
| size: number; | ||
| wordCount: number; | ||
| charCount: number; | ||
| isConsolidated: boolean; | ||
| pagesCount: number; | ||
| rootUrl: string; | ||
| isInMemory: boolean; | ||
| } |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Good addition of the DiskFileDetail interface
The introduction of the DiskFileDetail interface improves type safety and code clarity by explicitly defining the structure of disk file objects. This is a positive change that aligns with TypeScript best practices.
One suggestion: Consider whether the isInMemory property is necessary since it will always be false for disk files. It might be clearer to remove this property since in-memory file handling has been removed from the codebase.
interface DiskFileDetail {
name: string;
jsonPath: string;
markdownPath: string;
timestamp: Date;
size: number;
wordCount: number;
charCount: number;
isConsolidated: boolean;
pagesCount: number;
rootUrl: string;
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| // Define interface for disk file details | |
| interface DiskFileDetail { | |
| name: string; | |
| jsonPath: string; | |
| markdownPath: string; | |
| timestamp: Date; | |
| size: number; | |
| wordCount: number; | |
| charCount: number; | |
| isConsolidated: boolean; | |
| pagesCount: number; | |
| rootUrl: string; | |
| isInMemory: boolean; | |
| } | |
| // Define interface for disk file details | |
| interface DiskFileDetail { | |
| name: string; | |
| jsonPath: string; | |
| markdownPath: string; | |
| timestamp: Date; | |
| size: number; | |
| wordCount: number; | |
| charCount: number; | |
| isConsolidated: boolean; | |
| pagesCount: number; | |
| rootUrl: string; | |
| } |
| // Removed fetching and combining of in-memory files as that feature was removed. | ||
| // We now only work with files read from disk. | ||
| const allFiles = diskFileDetails // Keep variable name for minimal diff, even though it's just disk files now |
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Clean removal of in-memory file handling logic
The commented explanation clearly indicates that in-memory file handling has been removed, which aligns with the PR objectives to simplify the architecture.
Consider renaming the allFiles variable to something more descriptive like diskFiles to better reflect its current content, as it no longer combines both disk and in-memory files.
// Removed fetching and combining of in-memory files as that feature was removed.
// We now only work with files read from disk.
-const allFiles = diskFileDetails // Keep variable name for minimal diff, even though it's just disk files now
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| // We now only work with files read from disk. | |
| const allFiles = diskFileDetails // Keep variable name for minimal diff, even though it's just disk files now | |
| // Removed fetching and combining of in-memory files as that feature was removed. | |
| // We now only work with files read from disk. | |
| const diskFiles = diskFileDetails // Renamed to reflect that these are only disk files now |
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| # Base Node.js image | |||
| FROM node:20-alpine | |||
| ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL | |||
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| ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL | |
| # Lines 1-3 | |
| ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL | |
| # ... other intermediate instructions ... | |
| # Line 14 (updated) | |
| ENV NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL=$NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL |
| For Windows users: Experimental Only (Not Tested Yet) | ||
| ```cmd | ||
| # Clone the repository | ||
| git clone https://github.com/cyberagiinc/DevDocs.git | ||
| # Navigate to the project directory | ||
| cd DevDocs | ||
| # Configure environment variables | ||
| # Copy the template file to .env | ||
| copy .env.template .env | ||
| # Ensure NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL in .env is set correctly (e.g., http://localhost:24125) | ||
| # This allows the frontend (running in your browser) to communicate with the backend service. | ||
| # Prerequisites: Install WSL 2 and Docker Desktop | ||
| # Docker Desktop for Windows requires WSL 2. Please ensure you have WSL 2 installed and running first. | ||
| # 1. Install WSL 2: Follow the official Microsoft guide: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install | ||
| # 2. Install Docker Desktop for Windows: Download and install from the official Docker website. Docker Desktop includes Docker Compose. | ||
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123 For Windows users: Experimental Only (Not Tested Yet)
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| import { DiscoveredPage, CrawlResult, DiscoverOptions, DiscoverResponse, CrawlRequest, CrawlResponse } from './types' // Added new types | ||
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| const BACKEND_URL = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL || 'http://localhost:24125'; // Use env variable | ||
| console.log(`Using backend URL: ${BACKEND_URL}`); |
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Logging and environment variable usage.
Importing new types and referring to NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL for the backend is consistent with your approach. The additional console logs are useful for debugging but may be too verbose for production environments.
| def _calculate_similarity(self, text1: str, text2: str) -> float: | ||
| """Calculate text similarity using SequenceMatcher.""" | ||
| return SequenceMatcher(None, text1.lower(), text2.lower()).ratio() | ||
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| def _calculate_confidence(self, similarity: float, match_type: str) -> float: | ||
| """Calculate confidence score based on similarity and match type.""" | ||
| # Base confidence from similarity score | ||
| confidence = similarity | ||
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| if match_type == "exact": | ||
| confidence = min(1.0, confidence * 1.2) # Boost exact matches | ||
| elif match_type == "fuzzy": | ||
| confidence = confidence * 0.9 # Slightly reduce fuzzy matches | ||
| elif match_type == "regex": | ||
| confidence = confidence * 0.95 # Slightly reduce regex matches | ||
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| def collect_sections(section_list): | ||
| for section in section_list: | ||
| sections.append(section) | ||
| collect_sections(section.subsections) | ||
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| import json | ||
| import re | ||
| import asyncio | ||
| import math |
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| name="smart_section_search", | ||
| description="Advanced search for sections with ranking and confidence scores", | ||
| inputSchema={ | ||
| "type": "object", | ||
| "properties": { | ||
| "query": { | ||
| "type": "string", | ||
| "description": "Search query to find in sections" | ||
| }, | ||
| "max_results": { | ||
| "type": "number", | ||
| "description": "Maximum number of results to return (default: 10)" | ||
| }, | ||
| "use_fuzzy": { | ||
| "type": "boolean", | ||
| "description": "Whether to use fuzzy matching (default: true)" | ||
| }, | ||
| "use_regex": { | ||
| "type": "boolean", | ||
| "description": "Whether to use regex matching (default: true)" | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
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},
"max_results": {
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| types.Tool( | |
| name="smart_section_search", | |
| description="Advanced search for sections with ranking and confidence scores", | |
| inputSchema={ | |
| "type": "object", | |
| "properties": { | |
| "query": { | |
| "type": "string", | |
| "description": "Search query to find in sections" | |
| }, | |
| "max_results": { | |
| "type": "number", | |
| "description": "Maximum number of results to return (default: 10)" | |
| }, | |
| "use_fuzzy": { | |
| "type": "boolean", | |
| "description": "Whether to use fuzzy matching (default: true)" | |
| }, | |
| "use_regex": { | |
| "type": "boolean", | |
| "description": "Whether to use regex matching (default: true)" | |
| } | |
| }, | |
| "required": ["query"] | |
| } | |
| types.Tool( | |
| name="smart_section_search", | |
| description="Advanced search for sections with ranking and confidence scores", | |
| inputSchema={ | |
| "type": "object", | |
| "properties": { | |
| "query": { | |
| "type": "string", | |
| "description": "Search query to find in sections", | |
| }, | |
| "max_results": { | |
| "type": "number", | |
| "description": "Maximum number of results to return (default: 10)", | |
| }, | |
| "use_fuzzy": { | |
| "type": "boolean", | |
| "description": "Whether to use fuzzy matching (default: true)", | |
| }, | |
| "use_regex": { | |
| "type": "boolean", | |
| "description": "Whether to use regex matching (default: true)", | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| "required": ["query"], | |
| } | |
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| logger.error(f"Error in smart section search: {e}") | ||
| return f"Error performing smart section search: {str(e)}" |
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Avoid catching Exception blindly. Also, logger.exception automatically includes a traceback.
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Patch Fixes:
feat: Enhance crawl workflow, UI, and fix backend issues
This commit addresses several issues and implements enhancements across the crawling workflow:
Fixes:
file_path) in the file content API route.NameError(set_task_context) in crawler.py that prevented result file saving.UI Enhancements:
Backend Enhancements:
.mdand.jsonfiles. Subsequent crawls for the same job now append data and update timestamps instead of overwriting.feat(frontend): Update Consolidated Files component for polling and downloads