feat: Have AI generate a check file for user #91
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Hello @Poiuy7312 and @AlishC1 and @AlishChhetri, is this feature finished? Is there a way that you can include screenshots or other details so that people can see how it works? Finally, Alish, we talked about the strategies that you need to take to test this feature effectively. Since you cannot include an API key inside of the test suite, what approach are you going to take? As soon as you are finished with this feature, please make sure to remove the draft label and then indicate that it is ready for review. |
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A small thing I have noticed is that you have an analysis.md file included in this PR. If i am not mistaken, this is automatically generated by another feature of chasten and is unique to you. This file would need to be removed from the PR before it can be merged into the main branch. |
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This feature is implemented and works as intended. Moreover, the code has been tested. However, @AlishChhetri told me there is an issue that chasten developers are not in control of. If chatGPT server overloads and crashes, then this feature will not work. Nonetheless, it still does what it is intended to do.
Closes issue #33
This adds a command called:
chasten create-checksWhich will then display a textual app the code for which is in the configApp.py file:
It will also prompt for an API key if one has not been given already just through a terminal input which it will then store an encrypted version into a text file using fernet.
The code than takes the inputs given by the user and stores it in a csv file split that information up when then the app is closed and use the write_checks function in configApp.py to format it in way to have consistently formatted inputs to send to chatGPT in an attempt to make the program more consistent.
It then displays the checks and sends the information to chatGPT and gets the results which is handled in the createchecks.py file and then displays the results in the terminal and stores it in a YAML file called checks.yml or whatever the user specifys.