Migration from algolia to typesense #1055
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WalkthroughThis pull request integrates Typesense across both backend and frontend systems to replace Algolia for search functionality. The changes include adding environment variables and configurations, introducing new management commands and API endpoints for indexing and search operations, and modifying Docker and dependency configurations. Additionally, several utility functions, schema definitions, and client integrations have been added or refactored. Corresponding frontend components, hooks, and types have been updated to align with the new Typesense service and naming conventions. Changes
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backend/apps/github/schema/common.py (1)
1-2:⚠️ Potential issueFile appears incomplete or missing content.
The file is titled as containing "Typesense index for GITHUB common fields" but only includes a docstring without any actual code. According to the PR summary, this file should define a
TOP_CONTRIBUTOR_FIELDconstant for use in Typesense schemas, but the implementation is missing.Please add the missing
TOP_CONTRIBUTOR_FIELDconstant that should define the structure for contributor data in Typesense indexes.frontend/src/pages/Users.tsx (1)
53-53:⚠️ Potential issueInconsistent index naming convention
There's an inconsistency between the
indexName: 'user'parameter in theuseSearchPagehook (line 20) and theindexName="users"(plural) prop in theSearchPageLayoutcomponent. This might lead to confusion or potential bugs.Consider updating this property for consistency:
- indexName="users" + indexName="user"backend/Makefile (1)
51-55: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider updating the existing
index-datatargetThe new Typesense-related targets (
load-indexandpopulate-index) have been added, but the existingindex-datatarget still references Algolia commands. If you're fully migrating from Algolia to Typesense, you should consider updating this target.index-data: @echo "Indexing Nest data" - @CMD="python manage.py algolia_reindex" $(MAKE) exec-backend-command - @CMD="python manage.py algolia_update_replicas" $(MAKE) exec-backend-command - @CMD="python manage.py algolia_update_synonyms" $(MAKE) exec-backend-command + @CMD="python manage.py load_index" $(MAKE) exec-backend-command + @CMD="python manage.py populate_data" $(MAKE) exec-backend-commandAdditionally, update the
sync-datatarget (lines 133-136) which callsindex-data.
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backend/apps/github/apps.py (1)
9-10: Add docstring to the ready methodThe
readymethod is missing a docstring. According to the coding standards (as indicated by the static analysis hint), public methods should have docstrings to explain their purpose.def ready(self): + """Import GitHub schema when the app is ready to ensure models are loaded.""" import_module("apps.github.schema")🧰 Tools
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9-9: Missing docstring in public method
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backend/apps/owasp/apps.py (1)
9-10: Add a docstring to thereadymethodThe
readymethod is missing a docstring, as flagged by static analysis. Since this is a public method in Django's AppConfig, it should be documented to explain its purpose.def ready(self): + """Import schema module to register Typesense indexes when the app is ready.""" import_module("apps.owasp.schema")🧰 Tools
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backend/apps/common/management/commands/populate_data.py (1)
1-18: Good implementation for Typesense data population commandThe command structure follows Django's management command pattern effectively, iterating through registered Typesense indexes and providing clear feedback during execution.
I have two suggestions for improvement:
- Add a docstring to the module to explain its purpose and usage
+""" +Management command to populate Typesense indexes with data from the database. + +Usage: + python manage.py populate_data +""" from django.core.management.base import BaseCommand from apps.common.typesense import REGISTERED_INDEXES
- Consider using a more specific exception type or logging the exception details for debugging:
try: index_instance.populate_collection() self.stdout.write(self.style.SUCCESS(f"Successfully populated '{index_name}'")) - except Exception as e: + except Exception as e: + # Log the full exception details for debugging self.stdout.write(self.style.ERROR(f"Failed to populate '{index_name}': {e}"))🧰 Tools
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1-1: Missing docstring in public module
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16-16: Do not catch blind exception:
Exception(BLE001)
frontend/src/hooks/useSearchPage.ts (2)
83-90: API call updated but type name remains inconsistentWhile the function call has been correctly updated from
fetchAlgoliaDatatofetchTypesenseData, the type annotation (AlgoliaResponseType<T>) still references Algolia.Consider updating the type name to maintain consistency:
- const data: AlgoliaResponseType<T> = await fetchTypesenseData<T>( + const data: TypesenseResponseType<T> = await fetchTypesenseData<T>(You'll also need to update the type definition in the imports and relevant type files.
4-4: Update imported type namesSince you're migrating from Algolia to Typesense, consider updating the type imports to reflect this change:
-import { AlgoliaResponseType } from 'types/algolia' +import { TypesenseResponseType } from 'types/typesense'This would require creating appropriate type definitions for Typesense responses.
frontend/src/pages/Home.tsx (3)
60-65: API call updated but type name remains inconsistentWhile the function call has been correctly updated to
fetchTypesenseData, the type annotation (AlgoliaResponseType<ChapterTypeAlgolia>) still references Algolia.Consider updating the type name for consistency:
- const data: AlgoliaResponseType<ChapterTypeAlgolia> = await fetchTypesenseData( + const data: TypesenseResponseType<ChapterTypeAlgolia> = await fetchTypesenseData(You should also rename
ChapterTypeAlgoliato something likeChapterTypeTypesense.
16-16: Update imported type namesSimilar to the previous file, consider updating the type imports to reflect the migration from Algolia to Typesense:
-import { AlgoliaResponseType } from 'types/algolia' -import { ChapterTypeAlgolia } from 'types/chapter' +import { TypesenseResponseType } from 'types/typesense' +import { ChapterTypeTypesense } from 'types/chapter'This would require appropriate type definitions for Typesense responses and updating variable references.
35-35: Update state type for consistencyFor consistency, update the state variable type declaration:
- const [geoLocData, setGeoLocData] = useState<ChapterTypeAlgolia[]>([]) + const [geoLocData, setGeoLocData] = useState<ChapterTypeTypesense[]>([])backend/apps/common/management/commands/load_index.py (2)
1-6: Add module docstring for better documentationAdding a module docstring would improve code documentation and address the static analysis hint.
+"""Management command to create Typesense indexes.""" import logging from django.core.management.base import BaseCommand from apps.common.typesense import REGISTERED_INDEXES🧰 Tools
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18-18: Use string formatting instead of f-string in logging statementsUsing string formatting instead of f-strings in logging statements enables lazy evaluation, which is more efficient as the message might not be displayed depending on the log level.
- logging.info(f"Registered indexes: {list(REGISTERED_INDEXES.keys())}") + logging.info("Registered indexes: %s", list(REGISTERED_INDEXES.keys()))🧰 Tools
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frontend/src/types/chapter.ts (1)
40-43: Consider updating GeoLocation interface for consistency.The
GeoLocationinterface still uses the object structure withlatandlngproperties while the Algolia types now use tuples. This inconsistency might lead to confusion.If all geolocation data is being migrated to use tuples, consider updating this interface as well:
export interface GeoLocation { - lat: number - lng: number + _geoloc: [number, number] }Alternatively, if this interface is still needed in its current form, add a comment explaining why the different formats are maintained.
backend/apps/github/schema/repository.py (1)
47-105: Robust document preparation with proper null handlingThe
prepare_documentmethod thoroughly handles potentialNonevalues with appropriate default values for each field. The language sorting and top contributors processing are implemented correctly.One improvement might be to extract repeated null-checking patterns into helper functions to reduce code duplication.
- "commits_count": int(repository.idx_commits_count) - if repository.idx_commits_count is not None - else 0, + "commits_count": self._get_int_value(repository.idx_commits_count, 0),Consider adding a helper method to the class:
def _get_int_value(self, value, default=0): """Convert value to int if not None, otherwise return default.""" return int(value) if value is not None else defaultbackend/apps/owasp/schema/committee.py (1)
30-55: Thorough document preparation with defensive codingThe
prepare_documentmethod useshasattrchecks to handle optional fields, which is a good defensive coding practice. The construction of the top contributors list is well-implemented.Consider standardizing the null-checking approach between this file and repository.py. This file uses
hasattr()checks while repository.py uses direct null comparisons.- "summary": committee.idx_summary if hasattr(committee, "idx_summary") else "", + "summary": getattr(committee, "idx_summary", ""),Using
getattrwith a default value is more concise than the if-else pattern.backend/apps/owasp/api/search/committee.py (1)
21-23: Add error handling for failed or timed-out searches.Currently, the code assumes successful client requests. Adding a try-except around
client.collections["committee"].documents.search(...)will help gracefully handle downtime or connection errors.backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/users.py (2)
29-29: Fix line length to address style guidelines.Static analysis flagged this line (156 characters). Consider splitting the attributes into multiple lines or storing them in a constant.
- attributes = "bio,company,contributions,email,followers_count,following_count,issues_count,location,login,name,public_repositories_count,updated_at,url" + attributes = ( + "bio,company,contributions,email,followers_count,following_count," + "issues_count,location,login,name,public_repositories_count," + "updated_at,url" + )🧰 Tools
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29-29: Line too long (156 > 99)
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84-84: Escape the URL to prevent Slack formatting breakages.Ensure
user["url"]does not contain characters that could break Slack markdown. Consider escaping it:- f"{offset + idx + 1}. <{user['url']}|*{user_name}*>{NL}" + user_url = escape(user.get('url', '')) + f"{offset + idx + 1}. <{user_url}|*{user_name}*>{NL}"backend/apps/core/api/typesense.py (3)
1-2: Add a docstring for the public module.According to the static analysis hint (D100), a docstring for the module is missing. Adding a high-level docstring at the file header can help developers quickly grasp the purpose of this search proxy.
+""" +Typesense proxy module for handling search logic and caching. +""" import json🧰 Tools
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60-62: Uncomment or remove the caching block to enable cache usage.The commented-out lines suggest that the cache is never used. Uncommenting them would avoid redundant searches when a cached result is already available.
- # if result is not None: - # return JsonResponse(result) + if result is not None: + return JsonResponse(result)
75-79: Avoid catching a broadException.Static analysis (BLE001) flags blind exception handling. Catching specific exceptions or re-raising them after logging would help diagnose and handle errors more effectively.
-except Exception as e: +except (ValueError, TypesenseException) as e: # Example of narrower exception🧰 Tools
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75-75: Do not catch blind exception:
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backend/apps/github/api/search/user.py (1)
24-25: Ensure proper error handling for the Typesense query.Consider wrapping the search in a try-except block or validating the availability of the
usercollection to prevent runtime errors crashing the application.-search_result = client.collections["user"].documents.search(search_parameters) +try: + search_result = client.collections["user"].documents.search(search_parameters) +except SomeTypesenseError as e: + # Handle or log the error gracefully + return {"hits": [], "nbPages": 0, "totalHits": 0}backend/apps/owasp/api/search/project.py (2)
28-31: Validate or provide a default forsearchable_attributes_weights.When
searchable_attributesis provided butsearchable_attributes_weightsisNone, Typesense might still expect valid weight configuration. Consider handling this condition to avoid potential errors.if searchable_attributes: search_parameters["query_by"] = searchable_attributes + if searchable_attributes_weights: search_parameters["query_by_weights"] = searchable_attributes_weights + else: + # Provide a default or skip setting "query_by_weights"
32-33: Handle potential exceptions when calling Typesense.Make sure to properly catch and handle exceptions from
search(), such as missing collections or network timeouts, to avoid unhandled runtime errors.-search_result = client.collections["project"].documents.search(search_parameters) +try: + search_result = client.collections["project"].documents.search(search_parameters) +except SomeTypesenseError as e: + # Handle or log the error gracefully + return {"hits": [], "nbPages": 0, "totalHits": 0}backend/apps/owasp/api/search/chapter.py (1)
7-13: Handle potentialNonevalue forsearchable_attributes_weights.
Currently, ifsearchable_attributes_weightsisNone, it will still be assigned to thequery_by_weightsparameter, potentially causing issues. Consider adding a default or conditionally setting it.def get_chapters( query, attributes=None, limit=25, page=1, searchable_attributes=None, searchable_attributes_weights=None, ): ... + if searchable_attributes and not searchable_attributes_weights: + searchable_attributes_weights = "1" * len(searchable_attributes.split(",")) ...backend/apps/common/typesense.py (4)
15-26: Avoid raising f-strings directly in this exception.
While this may not break functionality, static analysis flags it for style reasons. Also consider logging the cause before raising.def register(model_name): """Register a model schema.""" def wrapper(cls): instance = cls() if not hasattr(instance, "index_name") or not hasattr(instance, "schema"): - raise AttributeError(f"{cls.__name__} must have 'index_name' and 'schema' attributes.") + msg = f"{cls.__name__} must have 'index_name' and 'schema' attributes." + raise AttributeError(msg) REGISTERED_INDEXES[model_name] = instance logging.info(f"Registered index: {model_name}") return cls return wrapper🧰 Tools
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21-21: Exception must not use an f-string literal, assign to variable first
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23-23: Logging statement uses f-string
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29-48: Ensure secure connections if required.
Currently, the protocol is set to"http". For production, consider switching to HTTPS if supported by your Typesense instance, or confirm that unencrypted transport is acceptable for your use case.
58-70: Consider refining the model retrieval logic.
Relying on theindex_nameto detect the model in each app may lead to surprises if multiple apps contain the same model name. Ensure uniqueness or define a robust fallback/validation.🧰 Tools
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87-110: Remove redundant argument fromlogging.exception().
logging.exception()already captures the exception’s message and stack trace. Passing the exception object might lead to duplicated logs.except Exception as e: - logging.exception(f"Error populating '{self.index_name}': {e}") + logging.exception(f"Error populating '{self.index_name}'")🧰 Tools
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backend/apps/github/apps.py
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backend/apps/core/api/typesense.py
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🔇 Additional comments (89)
frontend/.env.example (1)
10-10: Appropriate environment variable added for Typesense integration.The addition of
VITE_TYPESENSE_URLis aligned with the migration from Algolia to Typesense. The URL pattern follows the same structure as other service URLs in the file.frontend/src/utils/credentials.ts (1)
10-10: LGTM: Typesense URL constant properly exported.The added export makes the Typesense URL available throughout the application, consistent with how other service URLs are handled.
backend/pyproject.toml (1)
47-47:❓ Verification inconclusive
✅ Adding Typesense dependency
The addition of
typesense = "^0.21.0"dependency aligns with the PR objective of migrating from Algolia to Typesense for search functionality. This is a required dependency for integrating with the Typesense search service.I notice that the Algolia dependencies (
algoliasearchandalgoliasearch-django) are still present in the file. This could be intentional for a gradual migration or to maintain backward compatibility during the transition period.
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Action Required: Confirm Gradual Migration Strategy for Algolia Dependencies
✅ The addition of the
typesense = "^0.21.0"dependency inbackend/pyproject.tomlaligns well with the PR’s objective of integrating Typesense for search functionality.I verified that Algolia dependencies remain in the codebase—evident from their usage in test cases, management commands, and API modules (e.g., in files such as
backend/tests/common/management/commands/algolia_update_synonyms_test.py,backend/apps/common/index.py, and others). Please confirm whether their continued presence is intentional for a gradual migration or if a complete transition away from Algolia is planned.frontend/src/pages/Users.tsx (1)
20-20: ✅ Index name updated for Typesense compatibilityThe change from
'users'(plural) to'user'(singular) for theindexNameparameter is consistent with the migration to Typesense and follows the naming convention adopted in this migration.backend/apps/github/apps.py (1)
1-2: ✅ Added importlib dependencyThe addition of the
import_modulefunction fromimportlibis appropriate for the dynamic module loading implementation in thereadymethod.frontend/vite.config.ts (1)
21-21:✅ Verification successful
✅ Added Typesense URL environment variable
The addition of the
VITE_TYPESENSE_URLenvironment variable is necessary for the frontend to connect to the Typesense service. This change is consistent with the PR objective of migrating from Algolia to Typesense.Don't forget to update any related documentation or deployment guides to include this new environment variable requirement.
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Action Required: Environment Variable Integration Verified
The addition of the
VITE_TYPESENSE_URLenvironment variable infrontend/vite.config.tsis correctly implemented and aligns with the migration from Algolia to Typesense. The verification script confirms its presence infrontend/.env.example. Please ensure that all related documentation and deployment guides are updated accordingly.backend/apps/owasp/schema/common.py (1)
1-13: Well-structured Typesense schema definitionThe schema definition for top contributors is clean, complete, and follows proper typing conventions for Typesense fields. The module docstring clearly explains the file's purpose, and the constant name follows Python naming conventions.
backend/apps/owasp/schema/__init__.py (1)
1-5: Good package organizationThe
__init__.pyfile correctly exposes the schema index classes at the package level, making them easily importable. Good use of module docstring and proper import organization.frontend/src/pages/Projects.tsx (1)
26-31: Potential inconsistency in index namingWhile
indexNamehas been updated to 'project' (singular) in theuseSearchPagehook, there's still a reference toindexName="projects"(plural) on line 66 in theSearchPageLayoutcomponent. This inconsistency might cause issues with the Typesense integration.Please verify if the
indexNameproperty in theSearchPageLayoutcomponent also needs to be updated to maintain consistency throughout the application.backend/settings/urls.py (2)
16-16: LGTM! Imported typesense_search functionThe import for the new typesense search functionality has been correctly added.
28-28: New search endpoint properly configuredThe new endpoint for Typesense search has been appropriately added with CSRF exemption, which matches the pattern used for the existing Algolia endpoint.
backend/apps/github/schema/__init__.py (1)
1-7: LGTM! Well-structured schema importsThe schema imports are well-organized and follow a modular approach by importing specific index classes for different GitHub entities. This promotes maintainability and clear separation of concerns.
backend/.env.example (1)
5-7:✅ Verification successful
LGTM! Typesense environment variables correctly added
The Typesense environment variables have been properly added with appropriate default values for development. This allows for a smooth configuration of the Typesense service.
🌐 Web query:
Are these default Typesense API key, host, and port values commonly used in development environments?💡 Result:
The default Typesense API key (
xyz), host (localhost), and port (8108) are explicitly configured for local development environments in Typesense's documentation and common installation methods[13][5]. Here's how these defaults are typically used:Development Environment Patterns
Configuration Default Value Usage Context API Key xyzAuto-generated when using Homebrew/Docker installations for local testing[13][5] Host localhostStandard binding for local development servers[13][15] Port 8108Default API port in Typesense's configuration[13][15] Key Observations
Security Warnings: While these defaults simplify local setup, Typesense strongly recommends:
- Never exposing the bootstrap/admin key (
xyz) in production[1][2]- Creating scoped API keys for specific operations using the
/keysendpoint[1][3]Customization Flexibility:
- Users can override defaults via CLI parameters (e.g.,
--api-port)[15]- Docker deployments often use custom keys (e.g.,
Hu52dwsas2AdxdEin example configs)[5]Documentation Patterns:
- Tutorials and guides use
localhost:8108andxyzas standard examples[5][13]- Cloud deployments generate unique keys automatically[4][10]
These defaults are explicitly designed for developer convenience in local environments, with production deployments requiring stricter key management through Typesense's API key generation system[1][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://typesense.org/docs/0.20.0/api/api-keys.html
- 2: https://typesense.org/docs/0.17.0/api/api-keys.html
- 3: https://servicestack.net/posts/typesense
- 4: https://typesense.org/docs/cloud-management-api/v1/cluster-management.html
- 5: https://luizlelis.com/blog/typesense
- 6: https://docs.spring.io/spring-ai/reference/api/vectordbs/typesense.html
- 7: https://docs.wptypesense.com/getting-started/
- 8: https://github.com/typesense/typesense-api-spec/blob/master/openapi.yml
- 9: https://vikunja.io/docs/config-options/
- 10: https://ai4smeportal.org/gpai-typesense-plugin/api-details/
- 11: Optional field or default value ? typesense/typesense#91
- 12: https://docs.zerops.io/typesense/overview
- 13: https://typesense.org/docs/guide/install-typesense.html
- 14: following "search for documentation" docs does not work typesense/typesense#551
- 15: https://typesense.org/docs/0.20.0/api/server-configuration.html
- 16: https://typesense.org/docs/api/
- 17: Allow Configuration or Include
x-typesense-api-keyin CORS PreflightAccess-Control-Allow-Headerstypesense/typesense#1896- 18: https://threads.typesense.org/t/getting-api-key-for-self-hosted-typesense-on-mac/2J18d12
Confirmation: Custom Development Defaults in
.env.exampleFile:
backend/.env.example, Lines: 5–7The Typesense environment variables have been correctly added with the following custom default values:
DJANGO_TYPESENSE_API_KEY=nest_typesense_devDJANGO_TYPESENSE_HOST=nest-typesenseDJANGO_TYPESENSE_PORT=8108Note that while Typesense’s common defaults for local development are typically an API key of
"xyz"and a host of"localhost", using project-specific values like these is acceptable if it aligns with your internal configuration strategy. Please ensure that any customizations are clearly documented for future reference.LGTM!
backend/Makefile (1)
27-34: New targets for Typesense index management added correctlyThe new targets for loading and populating Typesense indexes are implemented properly.
frontend/src/hooks/useSearchPage.ts (1)
1-1: Import updated to use TypesenseThe import statement has been updated correctly to use the new Typesense data fetching function.
frontend/src/pages/Home.tsx (3)
12-12: Import updated to use TypesenseThe import statement has been correctly updated to use the new Typesense data fetching function.
55-56: Index name updated to singular formThe index name has been updated from plural ('chapters') to singular ('chapter') form. Make sure this naming convention is consistent with your Typesense schema configuration.
128-128: Collection names updated to singular formThe index names in the array have been updated from plural to singular forms. Ensure this naming convention is consistently applied throughout the application and matches your Typesense schema.
backend/apps/slack/commands/gsoc.py (1)
41-42: Properly updated property access patterns for Typesense migrationThe change from
gp['idx_url']togp['url']and fromgp['idx_name']togp['name']along with updating the sorting key aligns with the migration from Algolia to Typesense, which uses different property naming conventions.frontend/src/components/ChapterMap.tsx (1)
20-21: Correctly updated geolocation data access for Typesense compatibilityThe changes properly adapt to Typesense's array-based geolocation format, accessing latitude and longitude as array elements (
_geoloc[0]and_geoloc[1]) instead of object properties. The addition of optional chaining (?.) forgeoLocationproperties adds robustness by preventing errors when the property is undefined.docker/docker-compose-local.yaml (2)
60-69: Well-configured Typesense serviceThe Typesense service configuration is properly set up with appropriate image version, container name, environment variables, port mapping, and volume mounting for data persistence.
72-73:❓ Verification inconclusive
Validate Typesense API key configuration
The environment variable
TYPESENSE_API_KEYused in the Typesense service configuration doesn't appear to have a corresponding entry in the.envfile based on the AI summary. Make sure this variable is properly documented and configured in the appropriate environment files.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if TYPESENSE_API_KEY is defined in any .env example files grep -r "TYPESENSE_API_KEY" ../backend/ --include="*.env*"Length of output: 103
Action: Revalidate Typesense API Key Configuration in Environment Files
The original script was targeting the non-existent
../backend/directory, which led to the error. It’s unclear whetherTYPESENSE_API_KEYis defined elsewhere. To double-check, please run the following script from the repository root to search across all.envfiles:#!/bin/bash find . -type f -name ".env*" -exec grep -H "TYPESENSE_API_KEY" {} \;If this search returns no results, ensure that the
TYPESENSE_API_KEYis properly documented and added in the appropriate environment file (e.g., in the Docker directory or wherever your environment variables are expected).backend/apps/common/utils.py (1)
5-5: Added imports for new geolocation functionality.The imports for
lru_cacheandrequestshave been added to support the new geolocation functionality.Also applies to: 7-7
backend/apps/github/schema/issue.py (3)
3-4: Import of IndexBase and register decorator for Typesense schema.The necessary imports for Typesense schema definition have been added correctly.
6-39: Well-structured GitHub Issue schema for Typesense.The schema definition for the Issue index is comprehensive and well-structured with appropriate field types. The facet fields are properly designated for search filtering capabilities.
41-78: Thorough document preparation with proper null handling.The
prepare_documentmethod provides good handling of null values and appropriate type conversions for the Typesense index. Each field is properly translated from the model to the document format.backend/apps/owasp/schema/project.py (3)
3-5: Imports for Typesense schema creation.The necessary imports for creating a Typesense schema for Project model have been properly included.
7-56: Comprehensive Project schema with nested repository fields.The schema definition for Projects is well-structured with appropriate field types, facets for filtering, and properly defined nested fields for repositories. The schema enables complex queries across project data.
90-107: Well-structured top contributors handling.The rest of the document preparation logic handles complex data structures like top_contributors appropriately with good null checking.
frontend/src/types/chapter.ts (1)
10-10:❓ Verification inconclusive
Changed geolocation format from object to tuple.
The geolocation format has been changed from an object with named properties (
{ lat: number; lng: number }) to a tuple ([number, number]). This change aligns with Typesense's geolocation representation, but requires updates to any code that accesses these properties.Make sure that all places in the code that reference
_geoloc.latand_geoloc.lnghave been updated to use_geoloc[0]and_geoloc[1]respectively. This change affects type safety as it's easier to confuse the order of latitude and longitude in a tuple.Also applies to: 46-46
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#!/bin/bash # Check for any remaining references to the old object notation echo "Searching for code that might need updating after geolocation format change..." echo "Looking for _geoloc.lat references:" rg "_geoloc\.lat" --type ts --type tsx -A 2 -B 2 echo "Looking for _geoloc.lng references:" rg "_geoloc\.lng" --type ts --type tsx -A 2 -B 2Length of output: 486
Below is an updated review comment. It instructs you to verify that all references to the old object notation for geolocation have been updated, using a revised search script that works for both *.ts and *.tsx files.
Action: Verify Tuple-Based Geolocation Updates
The geolocation property in
frontend/src/types/chapter.ts(lines 10 and 46) has been changed from an object ({ lat: number; lng: number }) to a tuple ([number, number]). This means that any previous code referencing_geoloc.latand_geoloc.lngmust now use_geoloc[0]and_geoloc[1]respectively.Please run the following revised shell script to ensure that no outdated references remain:
#!/bin/bash echo "Searching for _geoloc.lat references in .ts and .tsx files:" rg -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx" '_geoloc\.lat' -A 2 -B 2 echo "Searching for _geoloc.lng references in .ts and .tsx files:" rg -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx" '_geoloc\.lng' -A 2 -B 2Once you confirm that there are no remaining references to the dot notation, you can be confident that all relevant parts of the codebase have been updated accordingly.
backend/apps/github/schema/user.py (4)
1-9: Well-structured Typesense index definition with good documentation.The class is properly defined with descriptive docstrings and follows a clean class structure with proper inheritance from IndexBase.
11-51: Schema definition looks comprehensive and well-organized.The schema properly defines all necessary fields with appropriate types and faceting options. The nested structure for contributions is correctly implemented with enable_nested_fields set to true and proper field definitions.
53-83: Good null handling in prepare_document method.The implementation carefully handles null cases for each field to prevent indexing errors:
- Empty strings for text fields
- Zeros for numeric fields
- Empty lists for array fields
- Default timestamps
The max_contributions_count calculation with the generator expression and default=0 is a clean approach to handle potentially empty contributions arrays.
72-75:✅ Verification successful
Verify max function behavior with empty contributions.
The max function with a generator expression should handle empty contributions correctly, but it's worth confirming the behavior is as expected.
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the max function behavior with empty contributions list # Create a Python script to test the behavior cat > test_max.py << 'EOF' # Test with empty list empty_contributions = [] try: max_count = max((contrib.get("contributions_count", 0) for contrib in empty_contributions), default=0) print(f"Max count with empty list: {max_count}") except Exception as e: print(f"Error with empty list: {e}") # Test with None none_contributions = None try: max_count = max((contrib.get("contributions_count", 0) for contrib in none_contributions or []), default=0) print(f"Max count with None: {max_count}") except Exception as e: print(f"Error with None: {e}") # Test with valid data valid_contributions = [{"contributions_count": 5}, {"contributions_count": 10}, {}] try: max_count = max((contrib.get("contributions_count", 0) for contrib in valid_contributions), default=0) print(f"Max count with valid data: {max_count}") except Exception as e: print(f"Error with valid data: {e}") EOF # Execute the test python test_max.pyLength of output: 108
Verification Complete: The max function behaves as expected.
The tests confirm that:
- An empty list returns 0.
- Providing None (handled as an empty list) also returns 0.
- Valid data returns the correct maximum value.
No modifications are necessary.
backend/apps/core/utils/params_mapping_typesense.py (2)
4-12: Good implementation of search parameters with sensible defaults.The common parameters are well-defined with appropriate values for:
- num_typos
- prioritize_exact_match
- highlight_full_fields
- drop_tokens_threshold
This provides a solid foundation for all search operations.
14-67: Well-structured match-case for different index types.The match-case statement for different index types is clean and readable. Each case correctly defines:
- query_by fields
- query_by_weights matching the number of fields
- include_fields for retrieval
- sort_by with appropriate sorting criteria
The default case with query_by="_all" provides a safe fallback.
backend/apps/slack/utils.py (1)
30-35: Format updated for Typesense compatibility.The parameters have been updated from Algolia's list format to Typesense's string format. Additionally, searchable_attributes_weights has been added to provide proper weighting for the search fields.
These changes align with the migration from Algolia to Typesense.
backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/chapters.py (4)
27-27: Updated attribute format for Typesense.The attributes format has been changed from a list of strings with "idx_" prefixes to a single comma-separated string without prefixes, which aligns with Typesense's expected format.
52-54: Updated dictionary key access to match new field names.Field references have been updated to remove "idx_" prefixes, maintaining consistency with the changes to the attributes parameter.
60-65: Field references updated correctly.The name and summary field references have been properly updated to match the new field naming without "idx_" prefixes.
69-69: URL reference updated correctly in markdown formatting.The URL reference in the markdown string has been updated to match the new field naming.
backend/settings/base.py (1)
119-121: Configuration added for Typesense - LGTMThe configuration variables for Typesense follow the same pattern as the existing Algolia configuration, with
TYPESENSE_API_KEYcorrectly usingSecretValuefor sensitive information andTYPESENSE_HOSTandTYPESENSE_PORTusingValuefor non-sensitive information.frontend/src/pages/Chapters.tsx (3)
1-1: Import updated to use Typesense APISuccessfully migrated from Algolia to Typesense by importing the new data fetching function.
38-43: Data fetching updated while maintaining type compatibilityMigrated from
fetchAlgoliaDatatofetchTypesenseDatawhile maintaining the same type signature withAlgoliaResponseType, ensuring backward compatibility during the transition.
66-66: Updated key property for Card componentsChanged from using
objectIDtokeyfor identifying chapter objects, consistent with the data structure changes in Typesense.backend/apps/github/schema/repository.py (2)
1-5: Well-structured Typesense index definitionThe file follows best practices by including a docstring and importing necessary base classes for Typesense integration.
6-45: Comprehensive schema definition for Repository indexThe schema is well-defined with appropriate field types and facet settings. The
default_sorting_fieldandenable_nested_fieldsoptions enhance search capabilities.backend/apps/owasp/schema/committee.py (2)
3-5: Good reuse of common componentsImporting and reusing
TOP_CONTRIBUTOR_FIELDfrom a common schema file promotes consistency across index definitions.
7-28: Well-defined schema for Committee indexThe schema definition is comprehensive with appropriate field types and facet settings. Using a constant for the top contributor field structure promotes consistency.
backend/apps/owasp/api/search/committee.py (4)
3-4: Looks good.Imports referencing
Typesenseandget_typesense_params_for_indexappear correct and consistent with the updated search provider.
9-16: Remember to handle empty or invalid queries gracefully.When
queryis empty or only whitespace, consider whetherget_typesense_params_for_index("committee")should handle a fallback or if additional checks are needed to avoid unexpected behavior (e.g., returning all items).
18-19: Confirm that “include_fields” is valid for the Typesense query.You’re passing
attributestoinclude_fields. Verify that the underlying search engine supports partial field inclusion in this way. If not, you may need to rename or remove this parameter.
25-29: Validate pagination logic.The expression
(search_result.get("found", 0) + limit - 1) // limitcorrectly performs ceiling division, but ensure the pagination logic matches the front-end usage andpageindexing. Actions such as specifying zero or negative limits should be handled explicitly.backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/users.py (1)
54-54: All good.The updated field lookups appear consistent with the new attribute naming conventions, removing the "idx_" prefix. The approach uses safe defaults and truncation for readability.
Also applies to: 59-59, 63-67
backend/apps/github/schema/release.py (3)
3-4: Initialization is correct.Registering this index with
@register("release")ensures it’s recognized by the Typesense integration.
6-7: Schema structure seems coherent.Nesting fields within
authorand enabling nested fields are aligned with typical indexing needs. Explicitly verifying thatpublished_atis indeed the best default sorting field is recommended.Also applies to: 10-36
38-64: Ensureidx_*fields store valid data types.Casting
idx_...tointor defaulting to an empty list is safe, but confirm these model fields are consistently typed (e.g., strings convertible to int). Any invalid data in these fields might raise exceptions during document preparation.backend/apps/slack/commands/leaders.py (7)
27-29: Ensure the new comma-separated approach is fully supported downstream.Changing from lists to comma-separated strings can be a valid approach for Typesense-based parameters. Verify that the called search functions correctly parse these values and handle potential edge cases (e.g., spaces, different ordering, etc.).
Would you like me to generate a script that searches for references to
attributesorsearchable_attributesthroughout the codebase to confirm consistent usage?
38-38: Validate string-based weights in the search function.Passing
"2,1"assearchable_attributes_weightsis fine, but double-check that the search layer expects a comma-separated string and handles it as intended.
47-47: Consistent usage ofsearchable_attributes_weightsfor project search.Same consideration applies here: ensure that both chapters and projects interpret
"2,1"in the same way (e.g., "leaders" weighted 2, "name" weighted 1).
56-57: Confirm the walrus operator usage in Python 3.8+.Using
if chapter_leaders := chapter["leaders"]:is clean and concise, but ensure that the environment uses Python 3.8+ to avoid syntax errors.
64-64: Valid field references when building the Slack block.Switched from
idx_nametoname. Make sure that all relevant schema updates were made so that"name"is always set on chapters before returning search results.
69-70: Verify project dictionary keys align with new naming.The keys changed from
idx_leadersandidx_keytoleadersandkey. This is consistent, but confirm these fields are present in all search results for projects.
78-78: Slack formatting for project blocks.The approach mirrors chapters. Looks good.
backend/apps/owasp/schema/chapters.py (3)
1-5: Module documentation and imports look good.Everything appears consistent with the new Typesense indexing approach.
7-34: Verify consistency of field definitions in Typesense schema.Each field (e.g.,
"country", "name", "leaders") has correct data types and facet settings. Confirm that"int64"vs."float"is aligned with actual data, especially for timestamps.
36-70: Ensure correct data mapping inprepare_document.The method systematically extracts
chapter.idx_*fields and casts them. Watch out for potential issues when converting floats ordatetimeobjects withint(), which may truncate. Also confirm thatchapter.idx_top_contributorsis always iterable.frontend/src/api/fetchTypesenseData.ts (3)
1-3: Import statements look correct.Imports from local utilities and wrappers appear accurate.
5-8: Well-defined response interface.The
TypesenseResponseType<T>interface is clear and helps ensure type safety for typed hits.
10-51: Robust error handling infetchTypesenseData.
- The function properly checks
response.okand throws anAppErrorif necessary.- It rethrows
AppErrorunmodified, which helps preserve custom error details.- It defaults to returning an empty array if no hits are found, improving consistency.
This is a solid implementation.
backend/apps/owasp/api/search/issue.py (6)
3-4: Imports align with the new Typesense integration.No immediate issues noted here.
11-18: Switch toget_typesense_params_for_index("issue").Ensures consistent parameter configuration. Looks good.
20-21: Include fields conditionally.Storing attribute names in
include_fieldsis correct for limiting returned fields.
24-25: Implementing grouping as a replacement fordistinct.Using
"group_by": "project_name"is a workable approach. Verify that this behavior still meets the original distinct requirement.
27-29: Ensure collection existence in Typesense.
client.collections["issue"]must match the schema setup. This is presumably correct but worth verifying.
31-35: Return structure improvement.Returning the hits, page count, and total hits provides a comprehensive result for the client. Nicely done.
backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/committees.py (2)
27-27: Change attribute format from list to string notedThe attribute specification has been changed from a list format to a comma-separated string. This change appears to be part of the migration from Algolia to Typesense, removing the "idx_" prefix from attribute names.
52-53: Attribute naming convention updated consistentlyField access has been modified to use the new naming convention without "idx_" prefixes. The changes are consistent across all committee attribute references (name, summary, leaders, url).
Also applies to: 55-57, 59-60, 68-69
backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/projects.py (2)
27-29: Attribute format updated for Typesense compatibilityThe attribute specification has been changed from a list format to a comma-separated string, removing "idx_" prefixes to align with the Typesense naming convention.
54-55: Consistent field naming updates across project attributesAll project attribute references have been updated to remove the "idx_" prefix, maintaining consistency with the Typesense migration. This includes name, summary, contributors_count, forks_count, stars_count, leaders, updated_at, and url fields.
Also applies to: 57-58, 63-68, 72-72, 80-80, 87-87
frontend/src/components/MultiSearch.tsx (3)
9-9: Updated import to use Typesense instead of AlgoliaImport statement has been modified to use the new Typesense data fetching function.
44-44: Data fetching function updated to use TypesenseThe function call has been updated to use
fetchTypesenseDatainstead offetchAlgoliaDatawhile maintaining the same parameter structure and response handling.
74-74:❓ Verification inconclusive
Index naming convention changed from plural to singular
The index names have been updated from plural ('chapters', 'projects', 'users') to singular forms ('chapter', 'project', 'user') in both the navigation logic and icon retrieval function.
Make sure this naming change is consistently applied throughout the application to avoid potential mismatches when accessing indexes.
Also applies to: 77-77, 80-80, 169-174
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Below is an updated verification script that explicitly registers TSX files—please re-run this script and manually verify that the index naming changes (from plural to singular) are consistently applied (for example, for
'chapter'vs.'chapters', etc.) in all affected files.New Verification Script:
#!/bin/bash echo "Checking for inconsistent use of index names (singular vs plural) with explicit TSX file type registration..." # Search for 'chapter' and 'chapters' index names rg --type-add "tsx:*.tsx" -p "(?:index|indexName)['\"]?\\s*[:=]\\s*['\"]chapter['\"]" --type=ts --type=tsx rg --type-add "tsx:*.tsx" -p "(?:index|indexName)['\"]?\\s*[:=]\\s*['\"]chapters['\"]" --type=ts --type=tsx echo "Searching for 'project' and 'projects' index names..." rg --type-add "tsx:*.tsx" -p "(?:index|indexName)['\"]?\\s*[:=]\\s*['\"]project['\"]" --type=ts --type=tsx rg --type-add "tsx:*.tsx" -p "(?:index|indexName)['\"]?\\s*[:=]\\s*['\"]projects['\"]" --type=ts --type=tsx echo "Searching for 'user' and 'users' index names..." rg --type-add "tsx:*.tsx" -p "(?:index|indexName)['\"]?\\s*[:=]\\s*['\"]user['\"]" --type=ts --type=tsx rg --type-add "tsx:*.tsx" -p "(?:index|indexName)['\"]?\\s*[:=]\\s*['\"]users['\"]" --type=ts --type=tsxNext Steps:
- Verify that the search returns only the singular versions (e.g.
'chapter','project', and'user') and no plural versions.- Confirm that the changes on lines 74, 77, 80, and 169–174 in
frontend/src/components/MultiSearch.tsx(and any other relevant files) conform to this naming convention.Please run the revised script and confirm the consistency manually.
Index Naming Consistency - Please Verify
The index naming has been updated from plural (like
'chapters','projects','users') to singular (like'chapter','project','user') for the navigation logic and icon retrieval. Ensure that this naming change is uniformly applied across the entire codebase to avoid mismatches.backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/contribute.py (2)
25-25: Attribute format updated for Typesense integrationThe attribute specification has been changed from a list with "idx_" prefixes to a comma-separated string without prefixes, aligning with the Typesense format.
43-44: Issue field references updated consistentlyAll field references have been updated to remove the "idx_" prefix (title, project_name, project_url, summary, url), maintaining consistency with the overall migration pattern.
Also applies to: 46-48, 54-55
backend/apps/owasp/api/search/chapter.py (3)
3-4: Imports look good.
The transition to Typesense references appears correct. No immediate issues found.
32-33: Consider adding error handling or retry logic for the search operation.
If Typesense is unavailable (e.g., network issues, misconfiguration), an exception might be raised without being caught here. You could handle errors locally or confirm they are handled upstream.
36-40: Logic for pagination looks correct.
This ceiling division fornbPagesaligns with standard pagination patterns.backend/apps/common/typesense.py (1)
112-114: Abstract method definition is clear.
No concerns here; subclasses should override it with model-specific logic.🧰 Tools
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| indexName: 'committees', | |||
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Index name standardization from plural to singular.
The change from 'committees' to 'committee' aligns with the naming convention standardization across the application, where index names are being updated to singular form as part of the Typesense migration.
However, note that line 59 still references indexName="committees" in the SearchPageLayout component. This inconsistency might cause issues:
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# Check if other components have been consistently updated
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Inconsistent indexName Usage – Update Needed
The change to singular for indexName on line 21 ('committee') is correct per the standardized naming convention for the Typesense migration. However, line 59 still uses the plural form ("committees"), which may lead to mismatches.
- Action Required: Update line 59 in
frontend/src/pages/Committees.tsxto use'committee'instead of"committees".
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Inconsistency between indexName values
I notice that you've updated the indexName in the useSearchPage hook to 'issue' (singular), but there's another occurrence of indexName="issues" (plural) at line 77 in the SearchPageLayout component. These should be consistent to avoid potential issues.
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The current implementation doesn't handle potential exceptions when creating collections. Consider adding try-except blocks to gracefully handle errors that might occur during collection creation.
for index in REGISTERED_INDEXES.values():
- index.create_collection()
+ try:
+ index.create_collection()
+ logging.info(f"Created collection for index: {index.__class__.__name__}")
+ except Exception as e:
+ logging.error(f"Failed to create collection for index: {index.__class__.__name__}. Error: {str(e)}")
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Consider adding API key for ipinfo.io service.
The get_geolocation function appears to work without API key authentication for ipinfo.io. Be aware that free tier usage of ipinfo.io has rate limits, which could lead to blocking or degraded performance in production.
The function is appropriately cached using lru_cache with a reasonable size, and has good error handling, returning (None, None) when the API call fails.
Consider using an API key and adding it to your environment variables:
- url = f"https://ipinfo.io/{ip_address}/json"
+ api_key = settings.IPINFO_API_KEY
+ url = f"https://ipinfo.io/{ip_address}/json?token={api_key}"🌐 Web query:
Does ipinfo.io require an API key or token for production use?
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Yes, ipinfo.io requires an API token for production use. Here’s a detailed breakdown:
Authentication Requirements
- API Token is mandatory: All API requests require a token for authentication, which can be provided via HTTP Basic Auth, Bearer token headers, or URL parameters[1][2][13].
- Free tier limitations: The free plan includes 50,000 monthly requests and lacks advanced features like company or carrier data[6][13]. Paid plans (Basic, Standard, Business, Enterprise) unlock higher limits and additional data fields[6][13].
Usage Guidelines
- Token security: Tokens should not be exposed on the frontend due to security risks. Backend integration is recommended for production use[3][7].
- Rate limits: Unauthenticated requests are severely limited, while authenticated requests respect the plan’s quota (e.g., 50,000/month for free tiers)[6][9].
Integration Examples
- Frontend: Use HTTPS with tokens in URL parameters for limited client-side requests (e.g.,
fetch("https://ipinfo.io/json?token=$TOKEN"))[2][4]. - Backend: Official libraries (e.g., Go, Python) simplify authenticated requests and bulk lookups[5][10].
For production-grade applications requiring reliability and scalability, upgrading to a paid plan is advised to avoid throttling and access advanced features[8][16].
Citations:
- 1: https://ipinfo.io/developers
- 2: https://ipinfo.io/blog/ip-geolocation-in-javascript
- 3: https://community.ipinfo.io/t/help-with-using-ipinfos-api-with-jquery/5668
- 4: https://ipinfo.io/blog/getting-started-a-step-by-step-guide-for-ipinfo-users
- 5: https://github.com/ipinfo/go
- 6: https://github.com/polarityio/ipinfo
- 7: https://explained.tines.com/en/articles/8385084-ipinfo-authentication-guide
- 8: https://ipinfo.io
- 9: https://ip-api.com
- 10: https://ipinfo.io/developers/advanced-usage
- 11: https://ipinfo.io/missingauth
- 12: https://community.ipinfo.io/t/api-token-vs-access-token/6620
- 13: https://ipinfo.io/developers/responses
- 14: https://ipinfo.io/signup
- 15: https://ipinfo.io/products/asn-api
- 16: https://ipinfo.io/products/ranges-api
Production API Authentication Needed for ipinfo.io
The current implementation of get_geolocation works functionally, but since ipinfo.io requires an API token for production use, you should update the URL construction to include the token. This will help prevent hitting free tier rate limits and ensure stable operation in a production environment.
Recommended changes:
- Retrieve your API token from environment variables (e.g., via
settings.IPINFO_API_KEY). - Modify the URL to pass the token as a query parameter, for example:
- url = f"https://ipinfo.io/{ip_address}/json"
+ api_key = settings.IPINFO_API_KEY
+ url = f"https://ipinfo.io/{ip_address}/json?token={api_key}"The use of lru_cache and error handling remain solid. Please adjust the implementation accordingly.
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| @lru_cache(maxsize=1024) | |
| def get_geolocation(ip_address): | |
| """Fetch latitude and longitude from an IP address.""" | |
| url = f"https://ipinfo.io/{ip_address}/json" | |
| try: | |
| response = requests.get(url, timeout=5) | |
| data = response.json() | |
| if "loc" in data: | |
| lat, lng = data["loc"].split(",") | |
| return float(lat), float(lng) | |
| except (KeyError, ValueError): | |
| return None, None | |
| @lru_cache(maxsize=1024) | |
| def get_geolocation(ip_address): | |
| """Fetch latitude and longitude from an IP address.""" | |
| api_key = settings.IPINFO_API_KEY | |
| url = f"https://ipinfo.io/{ip_address}/json?token={api_key}" | |
| try: | |
| response = requests.get(url, timeout=5) | |
| data = response.json() | |
| if "loc" in data: | |
| lat, lng = data["loc"].split(",") | |
| return float(lat), float(lng) | |
| except (KeyError, ValueError): | |
| return None, None |
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| def prepare_document(self, project): | ||
| """Convert model instance to a dictionary for Typesense.""" | ||
| return { | ||
| "companies": project.idx_companies if project.idx_companies else [], | ||
| "contributors_count": project.idx_contributors_count | ||
| if project.idx_contributors_count is not None | ||
| else 0, | ||
| "custom_tags": project.idx_custom_tags if project.idx_custom_tags else [], | ||
| "description": project.description if project.description else "", | ||
| "forks_count": project.idx_forks_count if project.idx_forks_count is not None else 0, | ||
| "issues_count": project.idx_issues_count | ||
| if project.idx_issues_count is not None | ||
| else 0, | ||
| "is_active": project.idx_is_active if project.idx_is_active is not None else False, | ||
| "key": project.idx_key if project.idx_key else "", | ||
| "languages": project.idx_languages if project.idx_languages else [], | ||
| "leaders": [leader.name for leader in project.owners.all()] if project.owners else [], | ||
| "level_raw": project.idx_level_raw if project.idx_level_raw is not None else 0.0, | ||
| "level": project.idx_level if project.idx_level else "", | ||
| "name": project.idx_name if project.idx_name else "", | ||
| "organizations": ( | ||
| project.idx_organizations | ||
| if isinstance(project.idx_organizations, list) | ||
| else [project.idx_organizations] | ||
| ) | ||
| if project.idx_organizations | ||
| else [], | ||
| "repositories": project.idx_repositories if project.idx_repositories else [], | ||
| "repositories_count": project.idx_repositories_count | ||
| if project.idx_repositories_count is not None | ||
| else 0, | ||
| "stars_count": project.stars_count if project.idx_stars_count is not None else 0, |
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Inconsistency in stars_count field handling.
There appears to be an inconsistency in how the stars_count field is handled.
- "stars_count": project.stars_count if project.idx_stars_count is not None else 0,
+ "stars_count": project.idx_stars_count if project.idx_stars_count is not None else 0,The condition checks project.idx_stars_count but uses project.stars_count for the value, which is inconsistent with the pattern used for other fields.
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| def prepare_document(self, project): | |
| """Convert model instance to a dictionary for Typesense.""" | |
| return { | |
| "companies": project.idx_companies if project.idx_companies else [], | |
| "contributors_count": project.idx_contributors_count | |
| if project.idx_contributors_count is not None | |
| else 0, | |
| "custom_tags": project.idx_custom_tags if project.idx_custom_tags else [], | |
| "description": project.description if project.description else "", | |
| "forks_count": project.idx_forks_count if project.idx_forks_count is not None else 0, | |
| "issues_count": project.idx_issues_count | |
| if project.idx_issues_count is not None | |
| else 0, | |
| "is_active": project.idx_is_active if project.idx_is_active is not None else False, | |
| "key": project.idx_key if project.idx_key else "", | |
| "languages": project.idx_languages if project.idx_languages else [], | |
| "leaders": [leader.name for leader in project.owners.all()] if project.owners else [], | |
| "level_raw": project.idx_level_raw if project.idx_level_raw is not None else 0.0, | |
| "level": project.idx_level if project.idx_level else "", | |
| "name": project.idx_name if project.idx_name else "", | |
| "organizations": ( | |
| project.idx_organizations | |
| if isinstance(project.idx_organizations, list) | |
| else [project.idx_organizations] | |
| ) | |
| if project.idx_organizations | |
| else [], | |
| "repositories": project.idx_repositories if project.idx_repositories else [], | |
| "repositories_count": project.idx_repositories_count | |
| if project.idx_repositories_count is not None | |
| else 0, | |
| "stars_count": project.stars_count if project.idx_stars_count is not None else 0, | |
| def prepare_document(self, project): | |
| """Convert model instance to a dictionary for Typesense.""" | |
| return { | |
| "companies": project.idx_companies if project.idx_companies else [], | |
| "contributors_count": project.idx_contributors_count | |
| if project.idx_contributors_count is not None | |
| else 0, | |
| "custom_tags": project.idx_custom_tags if project.idx_custom_tags else [], | |
| "description": project.description if project.description else "", | |
| "forks_count": project.idx_forks_count if project.idx_forks_count is not None else 0, | |
| "issues_count": project.idx_issues_count | |
| if project.idx_issues_count is not None | |
| else 0, | |
| "is_active": project.idx_is_active if project.idx_is_active is not None else False, | |
| "key": project.idx_key if project.idx_key else "", | |
| "languages": project.idx_languages if project.idx_languages else [], | |
| "leaders": [leader.name for leader in project.owners.all()] if project.owners else [], | |
| "level_raw": project.idx_level_raw if project.idx_level_raw is not None else 0.0, | |
| "level": project.idx_level if project.idx_level else "", | |
| "name": project.idx_name if project.idx_name else "", | |
| "organizations": ( | |
| project.idx_organizations | |
| if isinstance(project.idx_organizations, list) | |
| else [project.idx_organizations] | |
| ) | |
| if project.idx_organizations | |
| else [], | |
| "repositories": project.idx_repositories if project.idx_repositories else [], | |
| "repositories_count": project.idx_repositories_count | |
| if project.idx_repositories_count is not None | |
| else 0, | |
| "stars_count": project.idx_stars_count if project.idx_stars_count is not None else 0, | |
| } |
| case "project": | ||
| params["query_by"] = ( | ||
| "name,repositories.description,repositories.name,custom_tags,languages,tags,topics,description,companies,organizations,leaders,top_contributors.login,top_contributors.name,level" | ||
| ) | ||
| params["query_by_weights"] = "8,7,7,6,6,6,6,5,4,4,3,2,2,1" | ||
| params["include_fields"] = ( | ||
| "contributors_count,forks_count,is_active,issues_count,key,languages,leaders,level,name,organizations,repositories_count,stars_count,summary,top_contributors,topics,type,updated_at,url" | ||
| ) | ||
| params["sort_by"] = "level_raw:desc,stars_count:desc,updated_at:desc" | ||
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Ensure project sorting logic is consistent with requirements.
The project index sorting is configured as:
params["sort_by"] = "level_raw:desc,stars_count:desc,updated_at:desc"Verify this matches the expected sorting behavior for projects in the UI. Also, note that "level_raw" is used for sorting while "level" is used in query_by - ensure this is intentional.
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| params["query_by"] = ( | |
| "name,repositories.description,repositories.name,custom_tags,languages,tags,topics,description,companies,organizations,leaders,top_contributors.login,top_contributors.name,level" | |
| ) | |
| params["query_by_weights"] = "8,7,7,6,6,6,6,5,4,4,3,2,2,1" | |
| params["include_fields"] = ( | |
| "contributors_count,forks_count,is_active,issues_count,key,languages,leaders,level,name,organizations,repositories_count,stars_count,summary,top_contributors,topics,type,updated_at,url" | |
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| params["sort_by"] = "level_raw:desc,stars_count:desc,updated_at:desc" | |
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| params["query_by"] = ( | |
| "name,repositories.description,repositories.name,custom_tags,languages,tags,topics,description,companies,organizations,leaders,top_contributors.login,top_contributors.name,level" | |
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| "contributors_count,forks_count,is_active,issues_count,key,languages,leaders,level,name,organizations,repositories_count,stars_count,summary,top_contributors,topics,type,updated_at,url" | |
| ) | |
| params["sort_by"] = "level:desc,stars_count:desc,updated_at:desc" |
| @@ -23,19 +23,19 @@ const ChaptersPage = () => { | |||
| handleSearch, | |||
| handlePageChange, | |||
| } = useSearchPage<ChapterTypeAlgolia>({ | |||
| indexName: 'chapters', | |||
| indexName: 'chapter', | |||
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The index name has been changed from plural 'chapters' to singular 'chapter', which is consistent with the migration pattern, but there's an inconsistency with line 83 where indexName="chapters" is still using the plural form.
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Remove the hard-coded IP address when acquiring geolocation.
Currently, the code ignores the actual user IP and uses a fixed "106.222.213.89". This can yield an incorrect distance-based ranking. If you intend to use the client’s IP, the code should pass ip_address to get_geolocation.
- user_lat, user_lng = get_geolocation("106.222.213.89")
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| user_lat, user_lng = get_geolocation("106.222.213.89") | |
| if index_name == "chapter" and ip_address: | |
| - user_lat, user_lng = get_geolocation("106.222.213.89") | |
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| client = Typesense.get_client() | ||
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| client.collections[self.index_name].delete() | ||
| logging.info(f"Collection Dropped : {self.index_name}") | ||
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| logging.info(f"Created collection: {self.index_name}") | ||
| except Exception as e: | ||
| logging.info(f"Some error occured while creating collection: {e}") | ||
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| """Create collection if it doesn't exist.""" | |
| client = Typesense.get_client() | |
| try: | |
| try: | |
| client.collections[self.index_name].delete() | |
| logging.info(f"Collection Dropped : {self.index_name}") | |
| except: | |
| pass | |
| client.collections.create(self.schema) | |
| logging.info(f"Created collection: {self.index_name}") | |
| except Exception as e: | |
| logging.info(f"Some error occured while creating collection: {e}") | |
| def create_collection(self): | |
| """Create collection if it doesn't exist.""" | |
| client = Typesense.get_client() | |
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| client.collections[self.index_name].delete() | |
| logging.info(f"Collection Dropped : {self.index_name}") | |
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| logging.info(f"Created collection: {self.index_name}") | |
| except Exception as e: | |
| logging.info(f"Some error occured while creating collection: {e}") |
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backend/apps/common/management/commands/load_index.py (1)
21-28:⚠️ Potential issueFix duplicate call to
create_collection().The
create_collection()method is called twice for each index. The first call at line 22 is unnecessary and should be removed, as it's followed by another call inside the try-except block.for index in REGISTERED_INDEXES.values(): - index.create_collection() try: index.create_collection()
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frontend/src/api/fetchTypesenseData.ts (1)
36-46: Optimize conditional checkLine 37 contains a redundant check that could be simplified.
- if (results && results?.hits.length > 0) { + if (results?.hits?.length > 0) {backend/apps/common/management/commands/load_index.py (1)
25-28: Improve error logging in exception handler.The exception handler captures the exception but doesn't log the specific error details. Add the error message to provide more context for debugging.
try: index.create_collection() - except Exception: + except Exception as e: logging.exception( - "Failed to create collection for index: %s", index.__class__.__name__ + "Failed to create collection for index: %s. Error: %s", index.__class__.__name__, str(e) )backend/apps/owasp/schema/project.py (1)
58-107: The document preparation logic is thorough but could benefit from defensive programming.The
prepare_documentmethod handles all the fields required for the Typesense index. However, consider adding a try-except block around the entire method to catch any unexpected attribute errors or other exceptions that might occur during document preparation.def prepare_document(self, project): """Convert model instance to a dictionary for Typesense.""" - return { - "companies": project.idx_companies if project.idx_companies else [], - # ... (rest of the code) - } + try: + return { + "companies": project.idx_companies if project.idx_companies else [], + # ... (rest of the code) + } + except Exception as e: + logging.error(f"Error preparing document for project {getattr(project, 'id', 'unknown')}: {str(e)}") + # Return a minimal document that won't break indexing + return { + "key": getattr(project, "idx_key", "") or f"error-{getattr(project, 'id', 'unknown')}", + "name": getattr(project, "idx_name", "") or "Error in document preparation", + "updated_at": getattr(project, "idx_updated_at", 0) or 0, + }backend/apps/common/typesense.py (3)
57-71: Add documentation for special case handling inget_model.The method has special handling for the "user" index, redirecting it to the "github.User" model. This should be documented to explain why this exception exists.
def get_model(self): - """Retrieve the Django model associated with the index name.""" + """Retrieve the Django model associated with the index name. + + Special case: If index_name is 'user', retrieves the User model from 'github' app + instead of trying to find a model named 'user' in other apps. + """
73-85: Improve exception handling increate_collection.The exception handling could be improved by:
- Using more specific exception types for better error identification
- Providing more context in logging statements
def create_collection(self): """Create collection if it doesn't exist.""" client = Typesense.get_client() try: try: client.collections[self.index_name].delete() + logging.info("Deleted existing collection: %s", self.index_name) except typesense.exceptions.TypesenseClientError: logging.info("Collection %s does not exist. Creating a new one.", self.index_name) client.collections.create(self.schema) logging.info("Created collection: %s", self.index_name) - except Exception: - logging.exception("Some error occured while creating collection") + except typesense.exceptions.TypesenseClientError as e: + logging.exception("Typesense client error while creating collection %s: %s", self.index_name, str(e)) + except Exception as e: + logging.exception("Unexpected error while creating collection %s: %s", self.index_name, str(e))
86-109: Improve error handling inpopulate_collection.The method has minimal error handling for failed document imports. Consider:
- Adding more specific exception handling
- Providing more context in the error log
def populate_collection(self): """Populate Typesense collection with data from the database.""" client = Typesense.get_client() - model = self.get_model() - queryset = model.objects.filter().iterator() - - data = (self.prepare_document(obj) for obj in queryset if obj.is_indexable) - - if not data: - logging.info("No data found for {self.index_name}. Skipping... .") - return - try: + model = self.get_model() + queryset = model.objects.filter().iterator() + + data = [self.prepare_document(obj) for obj in queryset if hasattr(obj, 'is_indexable') and obj.is_indexable] + + if not data: + logging.info(f"No data found for {self.index_name}. Skipping...") + return + response = client.collections[self.index_name].documents.import_( data, {"action": "upsert"} ) errors = [item["error"] for item in response if "error" in item] if errors: logging.info("Errors while populating '%s': %s", self.index_name, errors) logging.info("Populated '%s' with %d records", self.index_name, len(response)) - except Exception: - logging.exception("Error populating") + except ValueError as e: + logging.exception("Model not found for index '%s': %s", self.index_name, str(e)) + except typesense.exceptions.TypesenseClientError as e: + logging.exception("Typesense client error while populating '%s': %s", self.index_name, str(e)) + except Exception as e: + logging.exception("Unexpected error while populating '%s': %s", self.index_name, str(e))
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frontend/src/api/fetchTypesenseData.ts (6)
1-4: Clean imports setupThe imports are well-organized, separating external utilities, error handling, and internal utilities. Good job importing only what's needed.
5-8: Well-defined generic interfaceThe TypesenseResponseType interface is clearly defined with appropriate generic typing, making it flexible for different data types while maintaining type safety.
10-16: Good function signature with sensible defaultsThe function signature is well-structured with appropriate generic typing and sensible default values for optional parameters, making the function flexible yet easy to use with minimal required parameters.
17-30: Proper API request configurationThe fetch request is correctly configured with appropriate headers and method. The request body is properly structured with all necessary parameters.
32-34: Appropriate error handling for HTTP responsesGood practice to check response status and throw specific errors with status codes.
47-53: Comprehensive error handlingThe error handling logic properly distinguishes between AppError instances and other errors, ensuring consistent error reporting to the caller.
backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/users.py (5)
29-33: Attribute format changed for Typesense compatibility.The attributes definition has been modified from a list of "idx_" prefixed items to a comma-separated string without prefixes. This change aligns with Typesense's expected format for attribute specification.
58-58: Updated attribute reference without "idx_" prefix.Correctly modified to access user name with the unprefixed attribute name, maintaining the fallback to login if name is not available.
63-65: Updated bio attribute reference.The "idx_" prefix has been removed from the bio attribute access, consistent with the migration to Typesense.
67-71: Updated multiple user attributes to remove "idx_" prefix.All user metadata attributes (location, company, followers_count, following_count, public_repositories_count) have been correctly updated to match Typesense's schema naming convention.
88-91: Updated URL reference in markdown output.The URL attribute reference has been updated to use the unprefixed "url" key instead of "idx_url", maintaining consistency with other attribute changes.
backend/apps/owasp/apps.py (1)
9-11: The implementation of thereadymethod looks good.The method correctly imports the schema module when the application is ready, which is essential for registering Typesense schemas. This is a standard Django pattern for performing initialization when the app starts.
backend/apps/owasp/schema/project.py (1)
11-56: The schema definition looks comprehensive and well-structured.The schema includes all necessary fields for the Project model with appropriate types and faceting options. The nested fields for repositories and top contributors are well defined.
backend/apps/common/typesense.py (2)
15-27: The register decorator looks good.The decorator implementation properly checks for required attributes and registers the index in the global registry.
30-49: The Typesense client configuration looks good.The client configuration correctly uses the settings from Django configuration and includes appropriate timeout settings.
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Verify compatibility with the modified attributes format.
The get_users function now receives attributes as a comma-separated string instead of a list. Ensure that the updated get_users implementation in apps.github.api.search.user properly handles this format change.
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The function call in backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/users.py, line 35,
users_data = get_users(search_query, attributes=attributes, limit=limit, page=page)now passes attributes as a comma-separated string. However, based on the definition of get_users in backend/apps/github/api/search/user.py, the attributes parameter is accepted but isn’t utilized or processed to accommodate a comma-separated format. Please review and update the implementation in apps/github/api/search/user.py to ensure that when attributes is received as a comma-separated string, it is correctly parsed (e.g., split into a list as needed) before further processing.
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93-97:⚠️ Potential issueAddress generator logic and fix logging format.
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backend/apps/common/typesense.py (1)
62-65: Consider a more robust approach for retrieving the user model.Currently, the code explicitly checks
self.index_name == "user"and references the'github'app for theUsermodel. This approach might break if the user model is moved or renamed in the future. A more generalized lookup strategy or a config-based mapping would help keep the code flexible.
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backend/apps/owasp/api/search/project.py (1)
22-43:⚠️ Potential issueUnused variable
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paramsdictionary is defined but never used in the function.Either use it or remove it. Since you're migrating to Typesense, it should be removed.
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10-46:⚠️ Potential issueFix indentation error in docstring.
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backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/users.py (2)
40-44: LGTM! Good attribute format change.The refactoring from a list of "idx_"-prefixed attributes to a comma-separated string of unprefixed attributes is consistent with the migration to Typesense.
69-83: Well-structured attribute access update.The code consistently updates all attribute references to remove the "idx_" prefix, which aligns with the new data structure from Typesense.
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backend/apps/owasp/api/search/committee.py (1)
3-40: Good Typesense implementation.The implementation follows a clean pattern for Typesense integration:
- Import the Typesense client and parameter mapping utility
- Initialize search parameters with
get_typesense_params_for_index- Update parameters with query, pagination settings
- Handle optional attributes properly
- Execute search and format results consistently
backend/apps/owasp/api/search/issue.py (1)
35-37: Good handling of distinct results.The implementation for handling distinct results with Typesense is well done, using
group_byandgroup_limitparameters instead of the previousdistinctflag.backend/apps/slack/common/handlers/projects.py (7)
38-40: Attribute string format change reflects Typesense migrationThe code now uses a comma-separated string for attributes instead of a list of prefixed attributes. This change aligns with the migration from Algolia to Typesense, removing the "idx_" prefix from attribute names.
65-66: Project name access updated for Typesense schemaUpdated to access the project name directly without the "idx_" prefix, maintaining the same truncation and escaping logic.
68-70: Summary attribute access updated for Typesense schemaDirect access to the "summary" attribute instead of "idx_summary", consistent with the overall migration pattern.
74-80: Metadata attribute access updated for new schema formatMetadata construction now accesses attributes without the "idx_" prefix, maintaining the same conditional logic to only include non-empty values.
83-88: Leaders access updated for Typesense schemaUpdated to access the project leaders directly without the "idx_" prefix.
91-94: Updated date access changed for Typesense schemaUpdated to access "updated_at" directly instead of "idx_updated_at" while maintaining the same formatting logic.
98-103: URL construction updated for Typesense schemaUpdated to access the project URL directly without the "idx_" prefix in the markdown link construction.
backend/apps/github/api/search/user.py (4)
3-4: New imports for Typesense integrationAdded imports for Typesense client and utility function to generate search parameters, which are necessary for the migration from Algolia to Typesense.
36-39: Typesense client initialization and search executionNew code to initialize the Typesense client and execute the search query against the "user" collection, retrieving document data from the results.
40-44: Result formatting updated for Typesense response structureThe return value has been updated to match the expected format while mapping Typesense-specific fields to the interface expected by the rest of the codebase.
Note that pagination calculation is now done manually using the formula
(found + limit - 1) // limitto calculate the number of pages.
21-35:✅ Verification successful
Search parameters construction converted to Typesense format
The code has been updated to use Typesense's search parameter format instead of Algolia's. The implementation initializes parameters with
get_typesense_params_for_indexand then updates them with query, pagination, and attribute information.
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The updated code correctly constructs the search parameters using Typesense's format. We verified that the helper function
get_typesense_params_for_indexis implemented inbackend/apps/core/utils/params_mapping_typesense.py, and the code inbackend/apps/github/api/search/user.pyproperly initializes and updates the parameters with the query, pagination, and attribute details.No further changes are required.
backend/apps/owasp/api/search/chapter.py (6)
3-5: New imports for Typesense integrationAdded imports for Typesense client and utility function to generate search parameters, consistent with the migration pattern seen in other files.
28-35: Search parameters construction converted to Typesense formatSimilar to the user search implementation, the code now initializes parameters with
get_typesense_params_for_indexand updates them with query, pagination, and attribute information.
37-38: Attribute inclusion updated for TypesenseUpdated to use Typesense's "include_fields" parameter instead of Algolia's "attributesToRetrieve".
40-43: Searchable attributes handling updated with weights supportThe code now supports both
query_by(what fields to search) andquery_by_weights(how to weight each field) parameters, enhancing search customization capabilities compared to the previous implementation.
44-46: Typesense client initialization and search executionNew code to initialize the Typesense client and execute the search query against the "chapter" collection, retrieving document data from the results.
48-52: Result formatting updated for Typesense response structureThe return value format is consistent with the one used in the user search implementation, maintaining a unified approach across the codebase. The pagination calculation is handled the same way as in the user search.
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| """OWASP app project search API.""" | |||
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| from algoliasearch_django import raw_search | |||
| from apps.common.typesense import Typesense | |||
| from apps.core.utils.params_mapping_typesense import get_typesense_params_for_index | |||
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Fix critical function implementation issues.
There are multiple issues with the Typesense implementation:
- The function signature is missing the
searchable_attributes_weightsparameter that's used on line 47 - The
search_parametersvariable is used but never defined - The imported
get_typesense_params_for_indexis never used - The
paramsdictionary is defined but never used
Apply this fix to align with the Typesense implementation pattern:
-def get_projects(query, attributes=None, limit=25, page=1, searchable_attributes=None):
+def get_projects(query, attributes=None, limit=25, page=1, searchable_attributes=None, searchable_attributes_weights=None):
"""Return projects relevant to a search query.
Args:
query (str): The search query string.
attributes (list, optional): List of attributes to retrieve.
limit (int, optional): Number of results per page.
page (int, optional): Page number for pagination.
searchable_attributes (list, optional): Attributes to restrict the search to.
+ searchable_attributes_weights (list, optional): Weights for searchable attributes.
Returns:
dict: Search results containing projects matching the query.
"""
- params = {
- "attributesToHighlight": [],
- "attributesToRetrieve": attributes
- or [
- "idx_contributors_count",
- "idx_forks_count",
- "idx_leaders",
- "idx_level",
- "idx_name",
- "idx_stars_count",
- "idx_summary",
- "idx_top_contributors",
- "idx_topics",
- "idx_type",
- "idx_updated_at",
- "idx_url",
- ],
- "hitsPerPage": limit,
- "minProximity": 4,
- "page": page - 1,
- "typoTolerance": "min",
- }
+ search_parameters = get_typesense_params_for_index("project")
+ search_parameters.update(
+ {
+ "q": query,
+ "page": page,
+ "per_page": limit,
+ }
+ )
+
+ if attributes:
+ search_parameters["include_fields"] = attributes
if searchable_attributes:
search_parameters["query_by"] = searchable_attributes
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| def get_chapters( | ||
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| attributes=None, | ||
| limit=25, | ||
| page=1, | ||
| searchable_attributes=None, | ||
| searchable_attributes_weights=None, | ||
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Added searchable_attributes_weights parameter to support Typesense's query weighting feature, but the parameter is missing from the docstring.
Update the docstring to include the new parameter:
"""Return chapters relevant to a search query.
Args:
query (str): The search query string.
attributes (list, optional): List of attributes to retrieve.
limit (int, optional): Number of results per page.
page (int, optional): Page number for pagination.
searchable_attributes (list, optional): Attributes to restrict the search to.
+ searchable_attributes_weights (list, optional): Weights to apply to searchable attributes.
Returns:
dict: Search results containing chapters matching the query.
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| def get_chapters( | |
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| limit=25, | |
| page=1, | |
| searchable_attributes=None, | |
| searchable_attributes_weights=None, | |
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| def get_chapters( | |
| query, | |
| attributes=None, | |
| limit=25, | |
| page=1, | |
| searchable_attributes=None, | |
| searchable_attributes_weights=None, | |
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| """Return chapters relevant to a search query. | |
| Args: | |
| query (str): The search query string. | |
| attributes (list, optional): List of attributes to retrieve. | |
| limit (int, optional): Number of results per page. | |
| page (int, optional): Page number for pagination. | |
| searchable_attributes (list, optional): Attributes to restrict the search to. | |
| searchable_attributes_weights (list, optional): Weights to apply to searchable attributes. | |
| Returns: | |
| dict: Search results containing chapters matching the query. | |
| """ | |
| # ... rest of the function implementation ... |
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backend/apps/common/typesense.py (7)
98-102: Handle large datasets more efficiently.The current implementation loads all documents into memory before importing them to Typesense. For large datasets, this could cause memory issues. Consider processing documents in batches.
try: - response = client.collections[self.index_name].documents.import_( - data, {"action": "upsert"} - ) + # Process in batches of 1000 documents to avoid memory issues + batch_size = 1000 + batch = [] + errors = [] + + for i, doc in enumerate(data, 1): + batch.append(doc) + + if i % batch_size == 0: + batch_response = client.collections[self.index_name].documents.import_( + batch, {"action": "upsert"} + ) + errors.extend([item["error"] for item in batch_response if "error" in item]) + logging.info(f"Imported batch of {batch_size} documents to '{self.index_name}'") + batch = [] + + # Import any remaining documents + if batch: + batch_response = client.collections[self.index_name].documents.import_( + batch, {"action": "upsert"} + ) + errors.extend([item["error"] for item in batch_response if "error" in item])
91-91: Add filters for better performance when populating collections.The
.filter()method without arguments will return all records. For large datasets, consider adding filters to limit the number of objects being processed or implementing pagination.- queryset = model.objects.filter().iterator() + # Add appropriate filters if needed to limit the dataset + queryset = model.objects.filter(is_indexable=True).iterator()
9-9: Consider using Django's logging configuration.Instead of configuring logging directly here, consider using Django's built-in logging configuration system which allows for more flexibility and consistent logging across the application.
-logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format="%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s")Django's
settings.pyalready provides a centralized place for logging configuration. Remove this line and ensure your Django settings include appropriate logging configuration.
57-71: Simplify model lookup logic.The current implementation iterates through all app configs to find a model. Django's
apps.get_model()can do this directly with the format 'app_label.model_name'.def get_model(self): """Retrieve the Django model associated with the index name.""" - for app_config in apps.get_app_configs(): - try: - if self.index_name == "user": - model = apps.get_model("github", "User") - else: - model = app_config.get_model(self.index_name) - - if model: - return model - - except LookupError: - continue - raise ValueError(self.index_name) + try: + # Special case for user model + if self.index_name == "user": + return apps.get_model("github", "User") + + # Map index names to app_label.model_name format + # You'll need to define this mapping based on your app structure + model_mapping = { + "project": "owasp.Project", + "repository": "github.Repository", + # Add other mappings as needed + } + + if self.index_name in model_mapping: + return apps.get_model(model_mapping[self.index_name]) + + # Try to guess the app based on the model name + for app_config in apps.get_app_configs(): + try: + model = app_config.get_model(self.index_name) + if model: + return model + except LookupError: + continue + + raise ValueError(f"Could not find model for index: {self.index_name}") + except LookupError as e: + raise ValueError(f"Error looking up model for {self.index_name}: {e}")
15-28: Use class-based registry instead of a global dictionary.The current implementation uses a global dictionary
REGISTERED_INDEXESto track registered classes. A class-based registry with proper methods would be more maintainable and testable.-# Registry for indexes -REGISTERED_INDEXES = {} +class IndexRegistry: + """Registry for Typesense indexes.""" + + def __init__(self): + self.indexes = {} + + def register(self, model_name, instance): + """Register an index instance for a model.""" + self.indexes[model_name] = instance + logging.info("Registered index: %s", model_name) + + def get(self, model_name): + """Get registered index for a model.""" + return self.indexes.get(model_name) + + def get_all(self): + """Get all registered indexes.""" + return self.indexes + +# Create a singleton instance +registry = IndexRegistry() def register(model_name): """Register a model schema.""" def wrapper(cls): instance = cls() if not hasattr(instance, "index_name") or not hasattr(instance, "schema"): message = f"{cls.__name__} must have 'index_name' and 'schema' attributes." raise AttributeError(message) - REGISTERED_INDEXES[model_name] = instance - logging.info("Registered index: %s", model_name) + registry.register(model_name, instance) return cls return wrapper
92-92: Add validation for the 'is_indexable' attribute.The code assumes that all model instances have an
is_indexableattribute, but doesn't validate this. Add a check to avoid potential AttributeError exceptions.- data = (self.prepare_document(obj) for obj in queryset if obj.is_indexable) + data = (self.prepare_document(obj) for obj in queryset + if hasattr(obj, 'is_indexable') and obj.is_indexable)
30-49: Consider adding caching to the Typesense client.The
get_clientmethod creates a new client instance every time it's called. Consider implementing a caching mechanism to reuse the client instance for better performance.class Typesense: """Typesense client manager.""" + _client = None @staticmethod def get_client(): """Return an instance of Typesense client.""" + if Typesense._client is not None: + return Typesense._client + + Typesense._client = typesense.Client( + { + "api_key": settings.TYPESENSE_API_KEY, + "nodes": [ + { + "host": settings.TYPESENSE_HOST, + "port": settings.TYPESENSE_PORT, + "protocol": "http", + } + ], + "connection_timeout_seconds": 5, + } + ) + return Typesense._client - return typesense.Client( - { - "api_key": settings.TYPESENSE_API_KEY, - "nodes": [ - { - "host": settings.TYPESENSE_HOST, - "port": settings.TYPESENSE_PORT, - "protocol": "http", - } - ], - "connection_timeout_seconds": 5, - } - )
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backend/apps/common/typesense.py (1)
94-95: Fix string formatting in logging statement.The logging statement uses curly braces for a variable, but it's not formatted as an f-string.
- logging.info("No data found for {self.index_name}. Skipping... .") + logging.info(f"No data found for {self.index_name}. Skipping...")
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Fix logic issue with generator evaluation.
The current code creates a generator with data = (self.prepare_document(obj) for obj in queryset if obj.is_indexable) but then immediately checks if not data:. This condition will always be false because generators are always truthy, even when empty. This means the "No data found" message will never be logged.
- data = (self.prepare_document(obj) for obj in queryset if obj.is_indexable)
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- if not data:
- logging.info("No data found for {self.index_name}. Skipping... .")
- return
+ # Check if there's data before creating the generator
+ first_obj = next(queryset, None)
+ if not first_obj or not first_obj.is_indexable:
+ logging.info(f"No data found for {self.index_name}. Skipping...")
+ return
+
+ # Process the first object and create generator for the rest
+ data = [self.prepare_document(first_obj)]
+ data.extend(self.prepare_document(obj) for obj in queryset if obj.is_indexable)Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
Migration from algolia to typesense