diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 50199683..46279033 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ - GPT4 enabled by default - Fixed bug to allow selected model (GPT4/3.5Turbo) for all actions -## [1.1.2] +## [1.1.3] ### Improved @@ -503,7 +503,7 @@ [1.1.3]: https://github.com/SimiaCryptus/intellij-aicoder/compare/v1.1.2...v1.1.3 -[1.1.2]: https://github.com/SimiaCryptus/intellij-aicoder/compare/v1.1.1...v1.1.2 +[1.1.3]: https://github.com/SimiaCryptus/intellij-aicoder/compare/v1.1.1...v1.1.2 [1.1.1]: https://github.com/SimiaCryptus/intellij-aicoder/compare/v1.1.0...v1.1.1 diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 9c4331a9..ef47fec5 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -62,4 +62,6 @@ plugin for developers. ๐ŸŒŸ organization. The plugin is provided free of charge, as-is, with no warranty or guarantee of any kind, and is the work of a sole developer working on a hobby project.* - \ No newline at end of file + + npm start + To set up the project, run `npm install`. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/build.gradle.kts b/build.gradle.kts index 7a6d1638..427a4b2f 100644 --- a/build.gradle.kts +++ b/build.gradle.kts @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ version = properties("pluginVersion") val kotlin_version = "2.0.20" // This line can be removed if not used elsewhere val jetty_version = "11.0.24" val slf4j_version = "2.0.16" -val skyenet_version = "1.2.2" +val skyenet_version = "1.2.3" val remoterobot_version = "0.11.21" val jackson_version = "2.17.2" @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ dependencies { exclude(group = "org.jetbrains.kotlin", module = "") } - implementation(group = "com.simiacryptus", name = "jo-penai", version = "1.1.2") + implementation(group = "com.simiacryptus", name = "jo-penai", version = "1.1.4") { exclude(group = "org.jetbrains.kotlin", module = "") } diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/AppServer.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/AppServer.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 89388120..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/AppServer.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, Jetty, WebSocket -- **Primary Purpose:** To create and manage a web server for the AI Coder plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class sets up and manages a Jetty server that hosts a web application for the AI Coder plugin. It includes functionality for starting the server, handling WebSocket connections, and managing the server lifecycle. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `AppServer` class - - `getServer` companion object function -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `server` property (lazy-initialized) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - Jetty - - WebSocket - - SLF4J -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `SessionProxyServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant Client - participant AppServer - participant Jetty - participant SessionProxyServer - - Client->>AppServer: getServer() - AppServer->>Jetty: create Server - AppServer->>SessionProxyServer: create - AppServer->>Jetty: configure WebSocket - AppServer->>Jetty: start() - AppServer->>AppServer: start progressThread - Client->>Jetty: connect - Jetty->>SessionProxyServer: handle request -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val project: Project = // ... obtain project reference -val server = AppServer.getServer(project) -// Server is now running and accessible -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin idioms like lazy initialization and property delegates - - Follows a singleton-like pattern with companion object -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider making the class thread-safe - - Error handling could be improved -- **Features:** - - Configurable port and listening endpoint - - WebSocket support - - Progress indication during server runtime -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement proper shutdown mechanism - - Add more robust error handling and logging - - Consider using dependency injection for better testability - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** WebServer, Jetty, WebSocket, AICoderPlugin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Server - - Framework: Jetty - - Protocol: WebSocket \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/AppServer.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/AppServer.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index ba69b855..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/AppServer.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,94 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for AppServer.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines an `AppServer` class responsible for setting up and managing a web server using Jetty. It's designed to handle WebSocket connections and serve web applications. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses lazy initialization for several properties, which is good for performance. -- The server is designed to be singleton-like, with a companion object managing the instance. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Resource Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `progressThread` is started but never joined or interrupted, which could lead to a resource leak if the server is stopped externally. - - Recommendation: Implement a proper shutdown mechanism for the `progressThread`. - - File: AppServer.kt, line 58-72 - -2. Hardcoded Path - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The web app context path is hardcoded to "/". - - Recommendation: Consider making this configurable, especially if multiple contexts might be needed in the future. - - File: AppServer.kt, line 34 - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: There's no specific error handling for server start-up failures. - - Recommendation: Implement proper error handling and logging for server start-up issues. - - File: AppServer.kt, line 85 - -4. Thread Safety - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: The `server` property in the companion object is not thread-safe. - - Recommendation: Use `@Volatile` annotation or implement proper synchronization for the `server` property. - - File: AppServer.kt, line 90-91 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Good use of lazy initialization and property delegation. -- Consistent naming conventions are used throughout the code. - -## 5. Documentation - -- ๐Ÿ“š The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments for the class and its main functions. -- ๐Ÿ“š The purpose and usage of the `AppServer` class should be clearly documented. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- ๐Ÿš€ The use of lazy initialization is good for performance. -- ๐Ÿš€ Consider implementing a connection pool if high concurrency is expected. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- ๐Ÿ”’ Ensure that the server is properly configured for production use, including HTTPS support. -- ๐Ÿ”’ Validate and sanitize any user inputs, especially in the `SessionProxyServer`. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is well-organized and easy to read. -- Good use of Kotlin features like lazy initialization and companion objects. -- The server implementation is flexible and can be easily extended. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement proper error handling for server start-up and operation - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add comprehensive KDoc comments to the class and main functions - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Address Thread Safety - - Description: Implement proper thread safety for the server instance in the companion object - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Review Security Configuration - - Description: Ensure proper security configurations are in place, especially for production use - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ApplyPatchAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ApplyPatchAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 670ecf87..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ApplyPatchAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,53 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To apply a patch to a selected file in an IntelliJ IDEA project -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to input a patch and apply it to the currently selected file in the IDE. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ApplyPatchAction` class (extends `BaseAction`) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - `com.simiacryptus.diff.IterativePatchUtil` -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>ApplyPatchAction: Trigger action - ApplyPatchAction->>UITools: Get selected file - ApplyPatchAction->>User: Prompt for patch content - User->>ApplyPatchAction: Input patch content - ApplyPatchAction->>IterativePatchUtil: Apply patch - ApplyPatchAction->>File: Update file content -``` - -## Example Usage -This action would typically be triggered from the IDE's action system, such as a menu item or toolbar button. When activated, it prompts the user for patch content and applies it to the selected file. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses IntelliJ Platform SDK idioms -- **Features:** - - User input for patch content - - Applies patch to selected file - - Handles potential errors (null checks) -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for invalid patch content - - Provide option to preview changes before applying - - Support applying patches to multiple files - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Patch, File Modification -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Platform: IntelliJ IDEA - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ApplyPatchAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ApplyPatchAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index e31c7cf0..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ApplyPatchAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,91 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ApplyPatchAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `ApplyPatchAction` class, which is responsible for applying a patch to a selected file in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class extends `BaseAction` and provides functionality to prompt the user for patch content and apply it to the selected file. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is generally well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API to interact with the IDE and perform file operations. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The code lacks proper error handling, especially when applying the patch. - - Recommendation: Implement try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions when applying the patch and provide user feedback. - - File: ApplyPatchAction.kt, lines 28-32 - -2. User Feedback - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: The code doesn't provide feedback to the user after applying the patch. - - Recommendation: Add a success message or notification after successfully applying the patch. - - File: ApplyPatchAction.kt, line 32 - -3. Input Validation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: There's no validation of the patch content provided by the user. - - Recommendation: Add basic validation to ensure the patch content is not empty and follows a valid patch format. - - File: ApplyPatchAction.kt, line 24 - -4. Undo Support - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: The action doesn't support undo functionality. - - Recommendation: Consider wrapping the patch application in an undoable command. - -5. Progress Indication - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: For large files or complex patches, the operation might take some time without any indication to the user. - - Recommendation: Consider adding a progress indicator for better user experience. - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and IntelliJ IDEA plugin development conventions. However, consider using more descriptive variable names, such as `selectedFile` instead of `virtualFile`. - -## 5. Documentation - -The code lacks inline comments and function documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and methods would improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -For large files, reading and writing the entire file content in memory might be inefficient. Consider using a streaming approach for better performance with large files. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -The code doesn't perform any validation on the patch content, which could potentially lead to security issues if malicious content is provided. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- It makes good use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for file operations and user interactions. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add try-catch blocks and user feedback for error cases - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Add Input Validation - - Description: Validate patch content before applying - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments and inline documentation - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Consider Performance Improvements - - Description: Investigate and implement streaming approach for large files - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/BaseAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/BaseAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index b9efc5bc..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/BaseAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide a base class for actions in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file defines an abstract class `BaseAction` that extends `AnAction` from the IntelliJ Platform SDK. It provides common functionality and structure for plugin actions. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `BaseAction` (abstract class) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `api` (property) -- **Types/Interfaces (if applicable):** N/A - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SLF4J (for logging) - - OpenAI API client (custom implementation) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IdeaOpenAIClient` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** N/A -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would show `BaseAction` extending `AnAction` and being extended by various specific action classes in the plugin. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -class MyCustomAction : BaseAction("My Action", "Description", MyIcons.ICON) { - override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) { - // Custom action logic here - } -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses lazy initialization for logging - - Implements template method pattern with `handle` method -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of abstraction and inheritance - - Proper error handling and logging - - Consider using dependency injection for OpenAI client -- **Features:** - - Centralized error handling - - Action logging - - Easy access to OpenAI client -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider making `api` property protected instead of public - - Add more documentation for overridable methods - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Action, OpenAI, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Abstract Class - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - API: OpenAI \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/BaseAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/BaseAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index b6dcdd3b..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/BaseAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for BaseAction.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines an abstract base class `BaseAction` that extends `AnAction` from the IntelliJ Platform SDK. It provides a foundation for creating custom actions in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, with common functionality and error handling. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses lazy initialization for logging and API client. -- The class provides a template for implementing custom actions with error handling. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The import for `ActionUpdateThread` is commented out and unused. - - Recommendation: Remove the commented-out import to keep the code clean. - - File: BaseAction.kt, line 6 (approximately) - -2. Potential Thread Safety Issue - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ Security - - Description: The `scheduledPool` is shared across all instances of `BaseAction` and its subclasses, which could lead to thread safety issues if not used carefully. - - Recommendation: Consider making `scheduledPool` private and providing a method to access it safely, or document its usage clearly to prevent misuse. - - File: BaseAction.kt, line 54 - -3. Error Handling Improvement - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The error handling in `actionPerformed` catches all `Throwable` instances, which might mask some critical errors. - - Recommendation: Consider catching more specific exceptions and handling them differently based on their type. - - File: BaseAction.kt, lines 40-42 - -4. Documentation Improvement - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class and its methods lack KDoc comments, which would improve code understanding and maintainability. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments for the class and its public methods, especially for the abstract `handle` method. - - File: BaseAction.kt, entire file - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. The use of lazy initialization for logging is a good practice. The abstract class design provides a solid foundation for implementing custom actions. - -## 5. Documentation - -The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would greatly improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance issues were identified. The use of lazy initialization for the logger is a good practice for performance. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -The shared `scheduledPool` could potentially lead to thread safety issues if not used carefully across different action implementations. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The error handling in `actionPerformed` is a good practice to prevent uncaught exceptions from crashing the plugin. -- The use of an abstract class provides a consistent structure for implementing custom actions. -- The `isEnabled` method allows for easy customization of when an action should be available. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Comments - - Description: Add comprehensive KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Review Thread Safety - - Description: Review the usage of `scheduledPool` and ensure it's thread-safe across all implementations - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Enhance Error Handling - - Description: Implement more granular error handling in the `actionPerformed` method - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/FileContextAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/FileContextAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index a5ce0a8a..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/FileContextAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provides a base class for actions that operate on file or folder contexts within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. -- **Brief Description:** This abstract class, `FileContextAction`, extends `BaseAction` and provides a framework for creating actions that can be performed on selected files or folders in an IntelliJ IDEA project. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `FileContextAction` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `isDevAction: Boolean` -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `SelectionState` (data class) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SLF4J (for logging) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant IDE - participant FileContextAction - participant UITools - participant ProcessingThread - - User->>IDE: Trigger action - IDE->>FileContextAction: handle(AnActionEvent) - FileContextAction->>UITools: getSelectedFile/Folder - FileContextAction->>ProcessingThread: Start processing - ProcessingThread->>FileContextAction: processSelection() - ProcessingThread->>UITools: writeableFn() - UITools->>IDE: Open generated files -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -class MyFileAction : FileContextAction() { - override fun processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: MyConfig?): Array { - // Process the selected file or folder - // Return an array of generated or modified files - } - - override fun getConfig(project: Project?, e: AnActionEvent): MyConfig? { - // Return configuration for the action - } -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls extensively -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of generics for configuration - - Proper error handling and logging -- **Features:** - - Supports both file and folder selection - - Allows for custom configuration per action - - Handles file opening and refreshing -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider using coroutines instead of raw threads - - Add more documentation for overridable methods - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Action, File, Folder, Context -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Abstract Class - - Platform: IntelliJ IDEA - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/FileContextAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/FileContextAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1e60bcd9..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/FileContextAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,87 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for FileContextAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines an abstract class `FileContextAction` which extends `BaseAction`. It's designed to handle actions on files or folders in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin context. The class provides a framework for processing selected files or folders and creating new files based on that selection. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for file operations and UI interactions. -- The class is designed to be flexible, supporting both file and folder operations. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Race Condition in File Opening - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `open` function uses a scheduled executor to repeatedly check if a file exists and is open. This approach could lead to race conditions or unnecessary CPU usage. - - Recommendation: Consider using a callback mechanism or listener to be notified when the file is ready, rather than polling. - - File: FileContextAction.kt, lines 95-120 - -2. Error Handling in `handle` Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `handle` method catches all throwables and logs them. This might hide important errors. - - Recommendation: Consider catching specific exceptions and handling them appropriately. Maybe rethrow critical errors. - - File: FileContextAction.kt, lines 39-56 - -3. Unused Variable in Lambda - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: In the `handle` method, there's an unused lambda parameter `it` in the `UITools.run` call. - - Recommendation: If the parameter is not needed, consider using an underscore `_` to indicate it's intentionally unused. - - File: FileContextAction.kt, line 44 - -4. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `handle` method assumes `project.basePath` is non-null without checking. - - Recommendation: Add a null check for `project.basePath` or use the safe call operator `?.`. - - File: FileContextAction.kt, line 41 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- The use of data classes and nullable types is appropriate. -- The class is well-structured with clear separation of concerns. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class and its methods lack KDoc comments. Adding these would improve code readability and maintainability. -- Some complex logic, especially in the `open` method, could benefit from additional inline comments explaining the reasoning behind the approach. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The polling mechanism in the `open` method could potentially cause performance issues if many files are being opened simultaneously. -- Consider using more efficient file watching mechanisms provided by the IntelliJ Platform. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No major security issues were identified. However, ensure that file paths are properly sanitized when working with user-provided input. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of a generic type `T` for configuration allows for flexibility in subclasses. -- The class provides a good abstraction for file-based actions, making it easier to implement specific behaviors in subclasses. -- The use of coroutines for background tasks is a good practice for maintaining UI responsiveness. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor File Opening Mechanism - - Description: Replace polling mechanism with a more efficient approach - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Enhance Error Handling - - Description: Implement more specific error handling in the `handle` method - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/OpenWebPageAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/OpenWebPageAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index c270fee7..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/OpenWebPageAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,59 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Open a specific web page in the default browser -- **Brief Description:** This action opens the URL "http://apps.simiacrypt.us/" in the system's default web browser when triggered. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `OpenWebPageAction` class (extends AnAction) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction` - - `com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant OpenWebPageAction - participant Desktop - participant Browser - - User->>OpenWebPageAction: Trigger action - OpenWebPageAction->>Desktop: Check if desktop is supported - alt Desktop is supported - OpenWebPageAction->>Desktop: Check if browse action is supported - alt Browse action is supported - OpenWebPageAction->>Desktop: Open URL - Desktop->>Browser: Open URL in browser - end - end -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically used in the IntelliJ IDEA environment and can be bound to a menu item, toolbar button, or keyboard shortcut. When triggered, it will open the specified web page. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - The code follows Kotlin style guidelines. - - It's concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- **Features:** - - Opens a specific web page in the default browser. - - Checks for desktop and browse action support before attempting to open the URL. -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider making the URL configurable rather than hardcoded. - - Add error handling for cases where the desktop or browse action is not supported. - - Provide user feedback if the action fails to open the web page. - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Action, Web, Browser -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Platform: IntelliJ - - Function: OpenWebPage \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/OpenWebPageAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/OpenWebPageAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 3ce4e9c5..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/OpenWebPageAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,82 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for OpenWebPageAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `OpenWebPageAction` that extends `AnAction`. The purpose of this action is to open a specific web page (http://apps.simiacrypt.us/) in the user's default browser when triggered. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is concise and focused on a single task. -- It uses the Java Desktop API to open the web browser. -- The action is implemented as part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Hardcoded URL - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The URL "http://apps.simiacrypt.us/" is hardcoded in the action. - - Recommendation: Consider making the URL configurable, either through a constant, a configuration file, or a user setting. - - File: OpenWebPageAction.kt, line 12 - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: There's no error handling if the desktop doesn't support browsing or if there's an issue opening the URL. - - Recommendation: Add try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions and provide user feedback if the action fails. - - File: OpenWebPageAction.kt, lines 9-13 - -3. HTTP Protocol - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: The URL uses the HTTP protocol instead of HTTPS. - - Recommendation: If possible, use HTTPS for improved security. - - File: OpenWebPageAction.kt, line 12 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin style guidelines. -- The class and function names are descriptive and follow camelCase convention. - -## 5. Documentation - -- ๐Ÿ“š Consider adding KDoc comments to describe the purpose of the class and the `actionPerformed` function. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The action is lightweight and should not cause performance issues. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Using HTTPS instead of HTTP would improve security. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and easy to understand. -- It checks for desktop support before attempting to open the browser. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add configuration option for URL - - Description: Implement a way to configure the URL, possibly through plugin settings - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement error handling - - Description: Add try-catch blocks and user feedback for potential errors - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Switch to HTTPS - - Description: Change the URL to use HTTPS if supported by the target website - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Add documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and function - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/SelectionAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/SelectionAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7084715a..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/SelectionAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provides a base class for actions that operate on selected text in an editor -- **Brief Description:** This file defines an abstract class `SelectionAction` that extends `BaseAction` and provides functionality for handling text selection in IntelliJ-based IDEs. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `SelectionAction` -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `EditorState` data class - - `ContextRange` data class - - `SelectionState` data class - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant SelectionAction - participant Editor - participant UITools - User->>SelectionAction: Trigger action - SelectionAction->>Editor: Get selection - SelectionAction->>SelectionAction: Retarget selection - SelectionAction->>UITools: Process selection - UITools->>Editor: Apply changes -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -class MyCustomSelectionAction : SelectionAction() { - override fun processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: MyConfig?): String { - // Custom logic to process the selected text - return "Processed: ${state.selectedText}" - } -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses data classes for state representation - - Utilizes generics for configuration -- **Features:** - - Handles text selection and modification in IntelliJ-based IDEs - - Supports custom configuration for actions - - Provides context-aware selection handling -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding more documentation for complex methods - - Implement unit tests for core functionality - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Editor, Selection, Action, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Abstract Class - - Platform: IntelliJ - - Functionality: Text Selection \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/SelectionAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/SelectionAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 97991cd3..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/SelectionAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,99 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for SelectionAction Class - -## 1. Overview - -This code review focuses on the `SelectionAction` abstract class, which is part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class provides functionality for actions that operate on selected text in the editor. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The class is well-structured and follows Kotlin best practices. -- It makes good use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for editor manipulation. -- The code is generally clean and readable. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Nullable Type Safety - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `retarget` function returns a nullable `Pair?`, but the `handle` function doesn't check for null before destructuring. - - Recommendation: Add a null check before destructuring the pair in the `handle` function. - - File: SelectionAction.kt, line 59 - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `processSelection` function in the `handle` method doesn't have any error handling. - - Recommendation: Consider adding try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions. - - File: SelectionAction.kt, line 70 - -3. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are magic numbers used in the `retarget` function (0 and -1). - - Recommendation: Consider extracting these as named constants for better readability. - - File: SelectionAction.kt, lines 33-34 - -4. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `config` parameter in the `processSelection` function is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing this parameter if it's not needed. - - File: SelectionAction.kt, line 196 - -5. Potential Performance Improvement - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The `contextRanges` function creates a new `PsiRecursiveElementVisitor` for each call. - - Recommendation: Consider caching this visitor if it's called frequently. - - File: SelectionAction.kt, line 147 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- Good use of data classes for representing state (EditorState, ContextRange, SelectionState). -- Appropriate use of nullable types and safe calls. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class and its methods lack KDoc comments. Adding these would improve code understanding and maintainability. -- Some complex logic, like in the `retarget` function, could benefit from additional inline comments explaining the reasoning. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The `contextRanges` function might be computationally expensive for large files. Consider optimizing or caching its results if it's called frequently. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No immediate security concerns were identified. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- Well-structured code with clear separation of concerns. -- Effective use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for editor manipulation. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Comments - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its public methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Add error handling in the `handle` function - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Magic Numbers - - Description: Extract magic numbers as named constants - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Optimize `contextRanges` Function - - Description: Investigate potential optimizations for the `contextRanges` function - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/action_functions.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/action_functions.md deleted file mode 100644 index a31d9c50..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/action_functions.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2870 +0,0 @@ -# BaseAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: BaseAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IdeaOpenAIClient - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.OpenAIClient - - org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: isEnabled -- **Description:** Determines if the action should be enabled and visible -- **Purpose:** To control the availability of the action in the UI -- **Functionality:** Returns a boolean value indicating if the action is enabled -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method in BaseAction class -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 2: handle -- **Description:** Abstract method to handle the action when performed -- **Purpose:** To define the specific behavior of each action -- **Functionality:** Implements the core logic of the action -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already an abstract method in BaseAction class -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 3: logAction -- **Description:** Logs the action being performed -- **Purpose:** To keep track of user actions for debugging or analytics -- **Functionality:** Logs the action name using UITools.logAction -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of actionPerformed, could be extracted as a separate method -- **Dependencies:** UITools - - -#### Function 4: errorHandling -- **Description:** Handles and logs errors that occur during action execution -- **Purpose:** To provide consistent error handling across all actions -- **Functionality:** Catches exceptions and logs them using UITools.error -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of actionPerformed, could be extracted as a separate method -- **Dependencies:** UITools, LoggerFactory - - -#### Function 5: getOpenAIClient -- **Description:** Provides access to the OpenAI client instance -- **Purpose:** To centralize access to the OpenAI client -- **Functionality:** Returns the IdeaOpenAIClient instance -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a property (api), could be refactored as a static method -- **Dependencies:** IdeaOpenAIClient - -These functions represent common functionality that could be useful across multiple components. Some refactoring might be beneficial to make them more accessible and reusable, particularly for the error handling and action logging functions.# code\DescribeAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: DescribeAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IndentedText - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: Code Description Generation -- **Description:** Generates a description of the given code snippet -- **Purpose:** To provide a human-readable explanation of code functionality -- **Functionality:** - - Takes code, computer language, and human language as input - - Uses a ChatProxy to generate a description - - Formats the description with proper indentation and comment style -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the `processSelection` method. Could be extracted into a separate utility function. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ChatProxy, StringUtil - - -#### Function 2: Comment Style Selection -- **Description:** Selects appropriate comment style based on description length -- **Purpose:** To format code descriptions using the most suitable comment style -- **Functionality:** - - Determines if the description is single or multi-line - - Chooses between line comment and block comment styles accordingly -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the `processSelection` method. Could be extracted into a utility function. -- **Dependencies:** Language-specific comment style information - - -#### Function 3: Indented Text Processing -- **Description:** Handles indentation of text blocks -- **Purpose:** To maintain proper code formatting when inserting descriptions -- **Functionality:** - - Converts selected text to IndentedText - - Applies appropriate indentation to the description and original code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within `processSelection`. Already utilizes the `IndentedText` utility class. -- **Dependencies:** IndentedText utility class - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin, especially for actions that involve code analysis, description generation, and text formatting. Extracting these into separate utility functions or classes could improve code reusability and maintainability.# ApplyPatchAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ApplyPatchAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.command.WriteCommandAction - - com.intellij.openapi.ui.Messages - - com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - - com.intellij.psi.PsiManager - - com.simiacryptus.diff.IterativePatchUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: applyPatch -- **Description:** Applies a patch to a given file -- **Purpose:** To modify the content of a file based on a provided patch -- **Functionality:** - 1. Runs a write command action - 2. Finds the PSI file corresponding to the given VirtualFile - 3. Applies the patch to the file's content using IterativePatchUtil - 4. Updates the file's content with the patched version -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ApplyPatchAction class. Should be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** - - com.intellij.openapi.command.WriteCommandAction - - com.intellij.psi.PsiManager - - com.simiacryptus.diff.IterativePatchUtil - - -#### Function 2: promptForPatchContent -- **Description:** Prompts the user to input patch content -- **Purpose:** To get patch content from the user through a dialog -- **Functionality:** - 1. Shows a multi-line input dialog - 2. Returns the user's input or null if cancelled -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in the handle method. It should be extracted into a separate method for reusability. -- **Dependencies:** - - com.intellij.openapi.ui.Messages - - -#### Function 3: getSelectedFile -- **Description:** Retrieves the currently selected file -- **Purpose:** To get the VirtualFile object of the file the user is working on -- **Functionality:** - 1. Uses UITools to get the selected file from the AnActionEvent -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a utility method in UITools class, which is good for reusability. -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - -These functions represent common operations that could be useful across multiple components in the project. Refactoring them into utility classes or shared services would improve code reusability and maintainability.# code\CustomEditAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CustomEditAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: editCode -- **Description:** A method to edit code based on given instructions and language parameters. -- **Purpose:** To provide a generic way to modify code snippets using AI-powered editing. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes input code, operation instructions, computer language, and human language. - - Returns edited code and potentially the language of the edited code. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the VirtualAPI interface. Could be extracted and made more general. -- **Dependencies:** Requires an AI model capable of understanding and modifying code. - - -#### Function 2: showInputDialog -- **Description:** A utility method to display an input dialog to the user. -- **Purpose:** To prompt the user for input in a standardized way across the application. -- **Functionality:** - - Displays a dialog with a given message and title. - - Returns the user's input as a String. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently used within getConfig method. Could be extracted to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** javax.swing.JOptionPane - - -#### Function 3: addInstructionToHistory -- **Description:** A method to add user instructions to a history list. -- **Purpose:** To maintain a record of recent user commands for potential reuse. -- **Functionality:** - - Adds a given instruction to a list of recent commands. - - Potentially limits the size of the history list. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently used within processSelection method. Could be extracted to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 4: createChatProxy -- **Description:** A method to create a ChatProxy instance with specific settings. -- **Purpose:** To standardize the creation of ChatProxy instances across the application. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a ChatProxy with specified class, API, temperature, and model. - - Adds example interactions to the proxy. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the proxy getter. Could be extracted and made more general. -- **Dependencies:** com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - -These functions represent common patterns and functionalities that could be useful across multiple components of the application. Extracting and refactoring them into more general, reusable forms could improve code organization and reduce duplication.# code\RecentCodeEditsAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: RecentCodeEditsAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - Various IntelliJ Platform classes (ActionGroup, AnAction, AnActionEvent, etc.) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: isEnabled -- **Description:** Checks if the action should be enabled based on the current context. -- **Purpose:** Determines whether the action should be available to the user. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Checks if there's a selection in the editor. - 2. Retrieves the computer language of the current file. - 3. Returns true if the language is not plain text. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a companion object function in RecentCodeEditsAction. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** UITools, ComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 2: getRecentCommands -- **Description:** Retrieves recent custom edit commands from the application settings. -- **Purpose:** Provides a list of recently used custom edit instructions. -- **Functionality:** Accesses the AppSettingsState to get the most used history of custom edits. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently accessed through AppSettingsState.instance. Could be refactored into a separate utility function for easier reuse. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 3: createCustomEditAction -- **Description:** Creates a new CustomEditAction with a specific instruction. -- **Purpose:** Generates action items for the recent edits menu. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Creates a new CustomEditAction object. - 2. Sets the action's text, description, and icon. - 3. Overrides the getConfig method to return the specific instruction. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently implemented inline in getChildren. Could be refactored into a separate function for reuse in similar contexts. -- **Dependencies:** CustomEditAction - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components in the plugin. Refactoring them into separate utility classes or functions would improve code reusability and maintainability. For example, isEnabled could be part of a general ActionEnabler utility, while getRecentCommands and createCustomEditAction could be part of a CustomEditUtility class.# code\PasteAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: PasteAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - java.awt.Toolkit - - java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: hasClipboard -- **Description:** Checks if the system clipboard contains supported text data. -- **Purpose:** To determine if there's valid clipboard content for pasting. -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves system clipboard contents - - Checks if the content supports string or plain text Unicode flavors -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in PasteAction class. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Toolkit, java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor - - -#### Function 2: getClipboard -- **Description:** Retrieves the content of the system clipboard. -- **Purpose:** To access the clipboard data for pasting. -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves system clipboard contents - - Returns the data as a string if it's in a supported format -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in PasteAction class. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Toolkit, java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor - - -#### Function 3: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported for the paste action. -- **Purpose:** To determine if the paste action should be enabled for a specific language. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the language is not null and not plain text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public method in PasteAction class. Could be moved to a more general utility class for language support checks. -- **Dependencies:** com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 4: convert (VirtualAPI interface) -- **Description:** Converts text from one language to another. -- **Purpose:** To transform clipboard content into the target language. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes input text, source language, and target language - - Returns converted text and detected language -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the VirtualAPI interface. Could be extracted into a separate language conversion utility. -- **Dependencies:** None directly in the interface definition - -These functions represent common operations that could be useful across multiple components in the project, particularly for clipboard operations and language-related tasks. Refactoring them into separate utility classes would improve their reusability and maintainability.# dev\LineFilterChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: LineFilterChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - java.awt.Desktop - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getComputerLanguage -- **Description:** Retrieves the computer language of the current file -- **Purpose:** To determine the programming language of the code being analyzed -- **Functionality:** Uses the ComputerLanguage utility to get the language based on the AnActionEvent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently used inline, could be extracted to a utility class -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage, AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 2: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown content -- **Purpose:** To format the AI's response in markdown -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown text to HTML -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used in the renderResponse method, could be moved to a utility class -- **Dependencies:** MarkdownUtil - - -#### Function 3: createChatSocketManager -- **Description:** Creates a ChatSocketManager for handling chat sessions -- **Purpose:** To set up the chat interface for code analysis -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatSocketManager with specific settings and overrides -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently inline in handle method, could be extracted to a separate method -- **Dependencies:** ChatSocketManager, AppSettingsState, ApplicationServices - - -#### Function 4: openBrowserToSession -- **Description:** Opens the default browser to the chat session URL -- **Purpose:** To provide easy access to the chat interface -- **Functionality:** Uses Desktop.browse to open the URL -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently inline in a separate thread, could be extracted to a utility method -- **Dependencies:** Desktop, AppServer - - -#### Function 5: prepareCodeForChat -- **Description:** Prepares the selected or full code for chat analysis -- **Purpose:** To format the code with line numbers for easy reference in the chat -- **Functionality:** Splits the code into lines and adds line numbers -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently inline in handle method, could be extracted to a utility method -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting them into separate utility classes or methods would improve code organization and reusability.# code\RedoLast.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: RedoLast.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools.retry - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.intellij.openapi.editor.Document - - -### Common Logic - -The RedoLast class doesn't contain any public static functions that could be directly shared across multiple components. However, it does utilize some shared functionality and patterns that could be useful in other parts of the application: - - -#### Action Update Thread Handling -- **Description:** The `getActionUpdateThread()` method specifies how the action should be updated. -- **Purpose:** To ensure that action updates are performed on the background thread. -- **Functionality:** Returns `ActionUpdateThread.BGT` for background thread updates. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a method in the class, but similar logic could be extracted to a shared utility if needed across multiple actions. -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - -#### Retry Functionality -- **Description:** The `handle()` method uses a retry mechanism from UITools. -- **Purpose:** To re-execute the last AI Coder action performed in the editor. -- **Functionality:** Retrieves and runs the last action associated with the current document. -- **Location and Accessibility:** The retry functionality is already in a shared utility (UITools), which is good for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools.retry - - -#### Action Enablement Check -- **Description:** The `isEnabled()` method checks if the action should be enabled. -- **Purpose:** To determine if the RedoLast action can be performed in the current context. -- **Functionality:** Checks if there's a retry action associated with the current document. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This logic is specific to RedoLast, but the pattern of checking conditions for action enablement could be generalized. -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent, com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.CommonDataKeys - -While this class doesn't provide directly shareable functions, it demonstrates patterns that could be useful in other actions: -1. Handling action update threads -2. Utilizing shared utilities for common operations (like retry) -3. Checking conditions for action enablement - -These patterns could be further abstracted into shared utilities or base classes if similar functionality is needed across multiple actions in the AI Coder plugin.# dev\PrintTreeAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: PrintTreeAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi.PsiUtil - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: PsiUtil.printTree -- **Description:** Prints the tree structure of a PsiElement -- **Purpose:** Debugging and development tool to visualize the structure of a PsiFile -- **Functionality:** Converts the PsiElement tree structure into a string representation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Located in PsiUtil class, likely accessible as a public static method -- **Dependencies:** PsiElement - - -#### Function 2: PsiUtil.getLargestContainedEntity -- **Description:** Retrieves the largest PsiElement contained within the current context -- **Purpose:** To find the most relevant PsiElement for the current action context -- **Functionality:** Analyzes the AnActionEvent to determine the largest relevant PsiElement -- **Location and Accessibility:** Located in PsiUtil class, likely accessible as a public static method -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 3: AppSettingsState.instance.devActions -- **Description:** Checks if developer actions are enabled in the application settings -- **Purpose:** To control access to developer-specific actions -- **Functionality:** Returns a boolean indicating whether dev actions are enabled -- **Location and Accessibility:** Located in AppSettingsState class, accessible as a property of the singleton instance -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions provide useful utilities for working with PSI (Program Structure Interface) elements and managing developer-specific features. They could be valuable in other actions or components that need to interact with the PSI tree or respect developer settings.# generic\CodeChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CodeChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - CodeChatSocketManager - - ComputerLanguage - - ApplicationServices - - StorageInterface - - ApplicationServer - - Various IntelliJ Platform classes - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getComputerLanguage -- **Description:** Retrieves the computer language for the current context -- **Purpose:** Determine the programming language of the current file or selection -- **Functionality:** Uses ComputerLanguage utility to get the language based on the AnActionEvent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of ComputerLanguage class, could be extracted as a utility function -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage, AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 2: createCodeChatSession -- **Description:** Creates a new code chat session -- **Purpose:** Set up a new chat session for code-related discussions -- **Functionality:** - - Generates a new session ID - - Creates a CodeChatSocketManager instance - - Sets up session information in ApplicationServer -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in handle method, could be extracted as a separate function -- **Dependencies:** StorageInterface, CodeChatSocketManager, ApplicationServer, AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 3: openBrowserToSession -- **Description:** Opens the default web browser to the chat session URL -- **Purpose:** Provide easy access to the newly created chat session -- **Functionality:** - - Constructs the session URL - - Uses Desktop API to open the default browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in a separate thread in handle method, could be extracted as a utility function -- **Dependencies:** Desktop API, AppServer - - -#### Function 4: getSessionUrl -- **Description:** Constructs the URL for a chat session -- **Purpose:** Generate the correct URL for accessing a specific chat session -- **Functionality:** Combines the server URI with the session ID -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in openBrowserToSession logic, could be extracted as a utility function -- **Dependencies:** AppServer - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting them into separate utility functions or a dedicated service class would improve code organization and reusability. This refactoring would also make the CodeChatAction class more focused on its primary responsibility of handling the action event.# FileContextAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: FileContextAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - Various IntelliJ Platform classes (AnActionEvent, FileEditorManager, LocalFileSystem, etc.) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: open -- **Description:** Opens a file in the IntelliJ IDE editor -- **Purpose:** To provide a way to open generated or modified files in the IDE -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the file exists - - Refreshes the file system to ensure the file is visible - - Opens the file in the IDE editor - - Schedules retries if the file is not immediately available -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object function, accessible as is -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (Project, FileEditorManager, LocalFileSystem) - - -#### Function 2: processSelection (abstract) -- **Description:** Processes the selected file or folder -- **Purpose:** To define the core logic for each specific FileContextAction implementation -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a SelectionState and configuration as input - - Returns an array of Files (presumably new or modified files) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract method, needs to be implemented in subclasses -- **Dependencies:** Depends on the specific implementation - - -#### Function 3: getConfig (open) -- **Description:** Retrieves configuration for the action -- **Purpose:** To allow subclasses to provide custom configuration -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a Project and AnActionEvent as input - - Returns a configuration object of type T or null -- **Location and Accessibility:** Open method, can be overridden in subclasses -- **Dependencies:** None specific to this method - - -#### Function 4: isEnabled -- **Description:** Determines if the action should be enabled -- **Purpose:** To control when the action is available in the IDE -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the action is generally enabled - - Verifies if it's a dev action and if dev actions are allowed - - Ensures the selected item is a file or folder as appropriate -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override of BaseAction method, accessible as is -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, UITools - - -#### Function 5: handle -- **Description:** Handles the execution of the action -- **Purpose:** To orchestrate the action's workflow -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves configuration and selected file/folder - - Processes the selection in a background thread - - Manages UI updates and error handling -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override of BaseAction method, accessible as is -- **Dependencies:** UITools, various IntelliJ Platform SDK classes - -These functions provide a robust framework for file-based actions in the IntelliJ IDE. The abstract nature of the class allows for easy extension and customization for specific use cases, while providing common functionality for file handling, UI interaction, and action management.# generic\CommandAutofixAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CommandAutofixAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder - - com.intellij.openapi - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - javax.swing - - java.awt - - java.io - - java.nio - - org.slf4j - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files. -- **Purpose:** To gather a set of file paths for processing. -- **Functionality:** - - Recursively traverses directories - - Filters out hidden directories and those matched by .gitignore - - Collects file paths into a set -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in CommandAutofixAction class. Could be refactored to be more general and public. -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile from IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Function 2: isGitignore -- **Description:** Checks if a file or path is ignored by Git. -- **Purpose:** To filter out files that should not be processed according to Git rules. -- **Functionality:** - - Traverses up the directory tree looking for .gitignore files - - Checks if the given file matches any pattern in the .gitignore files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object method. Already accessible but could be moved to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 3: htmlEscape (extension property) -- **Description:** Escapes HTML special characters in a StringBuilder. -- **Purpose:** To safely display text content in HTML context. -- **Functionality:** Replaces special characters with their HTML entity equivalents. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Extension property in Companion object. Could be moved to a general utility class. -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 4: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of code files. -- **Purpose:** To provide a concise overview of the project's code files. -- **Functionality:** - - Filters and reads content of specified files - - Formats the content with file paths and language indicators -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract method in PatchApp inner class. Could be refactored into a separate utility class. -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path, Settings class - - -#### Function 5: projectSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of the project structure. -- **Purpose:** To provide an overview of the project's file structure. -- **Functionality:** - - Lists all code files in the project - - Includes file paths and sizes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract method in PatchApp inner class. Could be refactored into a separate utility class. -- **Dependencies:** Settings class - -These functions provide core functionality that could be useful across different components of the plugin. They handle file operations, Git-related checks, and project summarization, which are likely to be needed in various parts of the application. Refactoring them into a separate utility class would improve their reusability and maintainability.# generic\CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.FileContextAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil - - java.io.File - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: generateFile -- **Description:** Generates a new file based on a given directive and base path. -- **Purpose:** To create a new file with content based on user input and AI generation. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a base path and a directive as input - - Uses OpenAI API to generate file content based on the directive - - Parses the API response to extract the file path and content - - Returns a ProjectFile object containing the generated path and code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in CreateFileFromDescriptionAction class. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** - - AppSettingsState - - OpenAI API client - - -#### Function 2: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the user's file selection and generates a new file. -- **Purpose:** To handle the action of creating a new file from a description in the context of the selected file. -- **Functionality:** - - Calculates relative paths and module roots - - Calls generateFile to create new file content - - Handles file naming conflicts - - Creates directories if needed - - Writes the generated content to the file -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of CreateFileFromDescriptionAction class. Could be generalized for other file creation actions. -- **Dependencies:** - - File system operations - - generateFile function - - -#### Function 3: Path Resolution Logic -- **Description:** Logic for resolving relative paths and handling ".." segments. -- **Purpose:** To correctly determine the target location for the new file. -- **Functionality:** - - Splits the input path into segments - - Handles ".." segments to determine the correct module root - - Calculates the relative file path -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in processSelection. Could be extracted into a separate utility function. -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 4: File Naming Conflict Resolution -- **Description:** Logic for handling naming conflicts when creating new files. -- **Purpose:** To ensure that new files don't overwrite existing ones. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if a file with the generated name already exists - - If it does, appends a numeric index to the filename - - Increments the index until an available filename is found -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in processSelection. Could be extracted into a separate utility function. -- **Dependencies:** File system operations - -These functions and logical components could be refactored into utility classes or shared services to be used across multiple actions or components in the plugin, improving code reusability and maintainability.# generic\CreateImageAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CreateImageAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - JOpenAI library - - Java AWT - - Java ImageIO - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files -- **Purpose:** To gather all relevant files for code summary -- **Functionality:** - - Traverses directory structure - - Collects relative paths of files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a private method, could be made public static -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VirtualFile API - - -#### Function 2: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a markdown summary of code files -- **Purpose:** To provide context for image generation -- **Functionality:** - - Reads file contents - - Formats code with file paths and language-specific markdown -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a local function, could be extracted and made public static -- **Dependencies:** Java File I/O - - -#### Function 3: write -- **Description:** Writes an image to a file and returns its byte array -- **Purpose:** To save generated images and prepare them for display -- **Functionality:** - - Writes image to a ByteArrayOutputStream - - Determines file format from path - - Returns byte array of the image -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a private method, could be made public static -- **Dependencies:** Java ImageIO, Java I/O - - -#### Function 4: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown content with image links -- **Purpose:** To display generated images in the UI -- **Functionality:** - - Creates HTML img tags for PNG and JPG versions of the image - - Utilizes the ApplicationInterface to render markdown -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the PatchAgent class, could be extracted and made public static -- **Dependencies:** SkyeNet ApplicationInterface - -These functions provide core functionality that could be useful in other parts of the application, especially for file handling, code summarization, image processing, and UI rendering. Extracting and refactoring them into a utility class would improve their reusability across the project.# generic\DiffChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: DiffChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - com.intellij.openapi.* - - org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: addApplyDiffLinks -- **Description:** A function that adds apply links to diff blocks in the response. -- **Purpose:** To allow users to easily apply code changes suggested in the diff format. -- **Functionality:** - - Processes the response text - - Identifies diff blocks - - Adds clickable links to apply the changes - - Handles the application of changes when links are clicked -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is currently used within the `renderResponse` method. It could be extracted and made into a standalone utility function. -- **Dependencies:** - - Editor instance - - Document - - WriteCommandAction - - -#### Function 2: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** A function that renders markdown text to HTML. -- **Purpose:** To convert markdown-formatted text to displayable HTML. -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown to HTML -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is imported from MarkdownUtil and used within the `renderResponse` method. It's already a standalone utility function. -- **Dependencies:** None visible in this file - - -#### Function 3: getComputerLanguage -- **Description:** A function that determines the programming language of the current file or selection. -- **Purpose:** To provide context about the code language to the AI model. -- **Functionality:** Extracts language information from the AnActionEvent -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a method of the ComputerLanguage class. It could potentially be made more accessible as a standalone utility function. -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 4: openBrowserToSession -- **Description:** A function that opens a web browser to a specific session URL. -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for the diff chat functionality. -- **Functionality:** - - Constructs a session URL - - Opens the default web browser to that URL -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in a Thread within the `handle` method. It could be extracted into a separate utility function. -- **Dependencies:** - - java.awt.Desktop - - AppServer - -These functions represent common operations that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting them into standalone utility functions would improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\GenerateDocumentationAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Apache Commons IO, JOpenAI, Swing, Java NIO - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: findGitRoot -- **Description:** Finds the root directory of a Git repository -- **Purpose:** To locate the base directory of a Git project -- **Functionality:** Traverses up the directory tree until it finds a .git folder -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method in the companion object, easily accessible -- **Dependencies:** Java NIO (Path) - - -#### Function 2: open -- **Description:** Opens a file or directory in the IntelliJ IDE -- **Purpose:** To display the generated documentation to the user -- **Functionality:** Refreshes the file system and opens the file in the IDE editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method in the companion object, easily accessible -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (ApplicationManager, LocalFileSystem, FileEditorManager) - - -#### Function 3: transformContent -- **Description:** Transforms file content using AI-generated documentation -- **Purpose:** To generate documentation for a given file -- **Functionality:** Sends file content to an AI model and receives transformed documentation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method, needs refactoring to be more general and accessible -- **Dependencies:** JOpenAI, AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 4: getProjectStructure -- **Description:** Retrieves the structure of the project -- **Purpose:** To provide context for AI documentation generation -- **Functionality:** Not implemented in this file, but referenced. Likely returns a string representation of the project structure -- **Location and Accessibility:** Referenced from TestResultAutofixAction.Companion, may need to be made more accessible -- **Dependencies:** Unknown, likely file system operations - - -#### Function 5: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes selected files to generate documentation -- **Purpose:** Main logic for documentation generation -- **Functionality:** Handles file selection, content transformation, and output generation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the GenerateDocumentationAction class, may need refactoring for general use -- **Dependencies:** Java NIO, ExecutorService, AppSettingsState - -These functions provide core functionality that could be useful across multiple components, especially in plugins dealing with file operations, Git repositories, and AI-assisted documentation generation. Some refactoring may be needed to make them more general and accessible, particularly for `transformContent` and `processSelection`. The `getProjectStructure` function, while not implemented in this file, seems to be a good candidate for shared functionality and might benefit from being made more accessible.# generic\GenericChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: GenericChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - ApplicationServices - - StorageInterface - - ApplicationServer - - ChatSocketManager - - SLF4J (for logging) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getServer -- **Description:** Retrieves or creates an AppServer instance for a given project -- **Purpose:** To provide a centralized way to access the application server -- **Functionality:** Returns an AppServer instance associated with the project -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently accessed via `AppServer.getServer(e.project)`. Could be refactored into a separate utility class for broader accessibility. -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, Project - - -#### Function 2: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens the default web browser to a specified URI -- **Purpose:** To provide a convenient way to open web interfaces for the plugin -- **Functionality:** Uses Desktop.getDesktop().browse() to open the default browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in the handle method. Should be extracted into a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop - - -#### Function 3: createChatSocketManager -- **Description:** Creates a new ChatSocketManager instance -- **Purpose:** To set up a chat session with specific parameters -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatSocketManager with various configuration options -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in the handle method. Could be extracted and parameterized for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** ChatSocketManager, AppSettingsState, ApplicationServices - - -#### Function 4: getActionUpdateThread -- **Description:** Specifies the thread on which the action should be updated -- **Purpose:** To ensure proper threading for action updates -- **Functionality:** Returns ActionUpdateThread.BGT -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a separate method, but could be moved to a base class if used across multiple actions -- **Dependencies:** ActionUpdateThread - - -#### Function 5: isEnabled -- **Description:** Determines whether the action should be enabled -- **Purpose:** To control when the action can be performed -- **Functionality:** Currently always returns true -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a separate method, but could be moved to a base class if used across multiple actions -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - -These functions represent common patterns and functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Refactoring them into separate utility classes or a base action class could improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Apache Commons IO, JOpenAI - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: open -- **Description:** Opens a file in the IntelliJ IDEA editor -- **Purpose:** To open a newly generated file in the IDE -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the file exists - - Refreshes the file system - - Opens the file in the editor - - Retries if the file is not immediately available -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a companion object function in GenerateRelatedFileAction. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (ApplicationManager, FileEditorManager, LocalFileSystem) - - -#### Function 2: generateFile -- **Description:** Generates a new file based on an existing file and a directive -- **Purpose:** To create a related file (e.g., test cases) based on an existing file -- **Functionality:** - - Uses OpenAI API to generate new file content - - Parses the API response to extract file path and content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in GenerateRelatedFileAction. Could be refactored into a separate service class for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, JOpenAI - - -#### Function 3: getModuleRootForFile -- **Description:** Retrieves the module root for a given file -- **Purpose:** To determine the base directory for file operations -- **Functionality:** Not visible in the provided code snippet, but likely returns the root directory of the module containing the file -- **Location and Accessibility:** Likely a utility method, could be moved to a shared utility class -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Function 4: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected file to generate a related file -- **Purpose:** Main logic for the action, coordinates file generation and saving -- **Functionality:** - - Gets the module root - - Generates the new file content - - Determines the output path - - Writes the new file - - Opens the new file in the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in GenerateRelatedFileAction. Core logic could be extracted into a service class. -- **Dependencies:** Apache Commons IO, custom utility methods - -These functions represent core functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Refactoring them into separate utility or service classes would improve reusability and maintainability of the codebase.# generic\MultiCodeChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MultiCodeChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - UITools - - Various Simiacryptus libraries (jopenai, skyenet) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files. -- **Purpose:** To gather all relevant files for code analysis. -- **Functionality:** - - Traverses directory structure - - Collects file paths relative to a root directory -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a private method in MultiCodeChatAction class. Could be extracted and made public static for wider use. -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile, Path - - -#### Function 2: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a markdown-formatted summary of code files. -- **Purpose:** To provide a concise overview of multiple code files. -- **Functionality:** - - Reads content of multiple files - - Formats file content with syntax highlighting -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a local function in handle method. Should be extracted and made more general for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** Path, File - - -#### Function 3: openBrowserToSession -- **Description:** Opens a web browser to a specific session URL. -- **Purpose:** To provide user access to the chat interface. -- **Functionality:** - - Constructs session URL - - Opens default web browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in a Thread within handle method. Could be extracted as a utility function. -- **Dependencies:** Desktop, URI - - -#### Function 4: renderFileList -- **Description:** Renders a markdown-formatted list of files with token counts. -- **Purpose:** To provide an overview of files being analyzed. -- **Functionality:** - - Estimates token count for each file - - Formats file paths and token counts as markdown list -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in userMessage method of PatchApp inner class. Could be extracted as a utility function. -- **Dependencies:** GPT4Tokenizer, Path, File - -These functions represent common operations that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting and generalizing these functions could improve code reusability and maintainability. They could be placed in a utility class for easy access from other parts of the application.# generic\MassPatchAction.kt - -Here's an analysis of shared functionality for the given MassPatchAction.kt file: - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MassPatchAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.* - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - java.awt.* - - java.nio.file.* - - javax.swing.* - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getConfig -- **Description:** Creates a configuration dialog and returns user settings -- **Purpose:** To gather user input for the mass patch operation -- **Functionality:** - - Displays a dialog with file selection and AI instruction input - - Returns a Settings object with user choices -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of MassPatchAction class. Could be extracted to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** Project, AnActionEvent, ConfigDialog - - -#### Function 2: handle -- **Description:** Handles the action event and initiates the mass patch process -- **Purpose:** To start the mass patch operation based on user configuration -- **Functionality:** - - Gets configuration from user - - Prepares code summary - - Initializes and starts a MassPatchServer - - Opens a browser to display results -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of MassPatchAction class. Core logic could be extracted. -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, AppServer, MassPatchServer - - -#### Function 3: newSession (in MassPatchServer) -- **Description:** Creates a new session for processing files -- **Purpose:** To handle the processing of multiple files in parallel -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a tabbed display for results - - Processes each file using a Discussable object - - Applies patches and updates UI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of MassPatchServer class. Could be generalized for other multi-file operations. -- **Dependencies:** User, Session, ApplicationSocketManager - - -#### Function 4: addApplyFileDiffLinks (referenced, not defined in this file) -- **Description:** Adds links to apply file diffs in the UI -- **Purpose:** To allow easy application of generated patches -- **Functionality:** Modifies markdown to include clickable links for applying diffs -- **Location and Accessibility:** Likely in a utility class. Could be made more accessible. -- **Dependencies:** Path, String, ApplicationInterface - - -#### Function 5: addSaveLinks (referenced, not defined in this file) -- **Description:** Adds links to save changes in the UI -- **Purpose:** To allow easy saving of applied changes -- **Functionality:** Modifies markdown to include clickable links for saving changes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Likely in a utility class. Could be made more accessible. -- **Dependencies:** Path, String, ApplicationInterface - -These functions represent core functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Some refactoring might be beneficial to make these functions more accessible and reusable, possibly by moving them to utility classes or creating a shared service for file operations and UI updates.# generic\MultiDiffChatAction.kt - -Here's an analysis of shared functionality for the given MultiDiffChatAction.kt file: - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MultiDiffChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, BaseAction, UITools, Jopenai, Skyenet - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files -- **Purpose:** To gather all relevant files for code summarization and diff generation -- **Functionality:** - - Traverses directory structure - - Collects file paths relative to a root directory -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in MultiDiffChatAction class. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile from IntelliJ Platform SDK, java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 2: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a markdown-formatted summary of code files -- **Purpose:** To provide a concise overview of multiple code files for AI processing -- **Functionality:** - - Reads content of multiple files - - Formats file content with syntax highlighting in markdown -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a local function in handle method. Could be extracted and generalized for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path, java.io.File - - -#### Function 3: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown content to HTML -- **Purpose:** To display formatted text in the UI -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown syntax to HTML -- **Location and Accessibility:** Imported from MarkdownUtil. Already shared functionality. -- **Dependencies:** MarkdownUtil from Skyenet - - -#### Function 4: addApplyFileDiffLinks -- **Description:** Adds interactive links to apply file diffs -- **Purpose:** To allow users to apply code changes directly from the chat interface -- **Functionality:** - - Parses diff content - - Generates interactive links - - Handles file updates when links are clicked -- **Location and Accessibility:** Extension function on SocketManager. Could be generalized further if needed. -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet, java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 5: addSaveLinks -- **Description:** Adds save links to the response -- **Purpose:** To allow users to save changes to files -- **Functionality:** Generates interactive save links for file changes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Extension function on SocketManager. Could be generalized further if needed. -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet, java.nio.file.Path - -These functions represent core functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Some refactoring might be beneficial to make them more accessible and reusable, particularly getFiles and codeSummary. The other functions are already somewhat shared but could potentially be generalized further if needed in other parts of the application.# generic\MultiStepPatchAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MultiStepPatchAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Simiacryptus libraries (jopenai, skyenet) - - Java AWT (Desktop) - - SLF4J (LoggerFactory) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getSelectedFolder -- **Description:** Retrieves the selected folder from an AnActionEvent -- **Purpose:** To get the context of where the action is being performed -- **Functionality:** Extracts the selected virtual file from the event's data context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of UITools, could be made more accessible -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (AnActionEvent, VirtualFile) - - -#### Function 2: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown text -- **Purpose:** To display formatted text in the UI -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown to HTML or another displayable format -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of MarkdownUtil, seems to be accessible -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface (for UI rendering) - - -#### Function 3: addApplyFileDiffLinks -- **Description:** Adds links to apply file diffs -- **Purpose:** To allow easy application of code changes -- **Functionality:** Processes diff output and adds interactive links -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of a socket manager, might need refactoring for general use -- **Dependencies:** File system operations, UI interaction - - -#### Function 4: toContentList -- **Description:** Converts a string to a list of API content -- **Purpose:** To prepare text for API communication -- **Functionality:** Transforms string input into a format suitable for API requests -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of ClientUtil, seems accessible -- **Dependencies:** ApiModel - - -#### Function 5: toJson -- **Description:** Converts an object to JSON string -- **Purpose:** For data serialization -- **Functionality:** Serializes objects to JSON format -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of JsonUtil, accessible -- **Dependencies:** JSON library (not specified in the code) - - -#### Function 6: displayMapInTabs -- **Description:** Displays a map of content in tabs -- **Purpose:** To organize and present multiple pieces of information -- **Functionality:** Creates a tabbed interface from a map of content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of AgentPatterns, might need refactoring for general use -- **Dependencies:** UI framework (not specified in the code) - -These functions represent common operations that could be useful across different components of the plugin. Some, like `getSelectedFolder` and `renderMarkdown`, are already in utility classes and could be easily reused. Others, like `addApplyFileDiffLinks` and `displayMapInTabs`, might need to be extracted and refactored to be more generally applicable. The JSON and content list conversion functions are likely already in utility classes and ready for reuse.# generic\ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development, React, TypeScript -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Skyenet (custom library for AI-assisted development) - - JOpenAI (Java client for OpenAI API) - - SLF4J (logging) - - -### Common Logic - -Several logical components in this file could be useful across multiple components of the plugin or even in other similar AI-assisted development tools. - - -#### Function 1: extractCode -- **Description:** Extracts code from a string that may contain markdown-style code blocks. -- **Purpose:** To clean up AI-generated code responses by removing markdown formatting. -- **Functionality:** - - Trims the input string - - Uses regex to find and extract code within triple backticks -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Should be refactored into a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 2: draftResourceCode -- **Description:** Generates and saves code for a specific file in the project. -- **Purpose:** To create initial drafts of various file types (HTML, CSS, TypeScript, etc.) based on AI suggestions. -- **Functionality:** - - Uses AI to generate code based on project requirements - - Allows for iterative refinement through user interaction - - Saves the generated code to the appropriate file -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in WebDevAgent class. Could be generalized and moved to a separate service class. -- **Dependencies:** SessionTask, SimpleActor, API, ApplicationInterface - - -#### Function 3: draftImage -- **Description:** Generates and saves image files for the project. -- **Purpose:** To create images based on AI suggestions and project requirements. -- **Functionality:** - - Uses AI to generate image descriptions - - Converts descriptions to actual images (likely using DALL-E or similar) - - Saves the generated images to the appropriate file -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in WebDevAgent class. Could be generalized and moved to a separate service class. -- **Dependencies:** SessionTask, ImageActor, API, ApplicationInterface - - -#### Function 4: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of all code files in the project. -- **Purpose:** To provide an overview of the project's codebase for AI analysis or user review. -- **Functionality:** - - Collects all non-image files in the project - - Formats their content into a markdown-style summary -- **Location and Accessibility:** Method in WebDevAgent class. Could be moved to a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 5: iterateCode -- **Description:** Applies code review and refinement to the entire project. -- **Purpose:** To improve and maintain code quality through AI-assisted review. -- **Functionality:** - - Summarizes the current codebase - - Uses AI to suggest improvements - - Applies approved changes to the files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in WebDevAgent class. Could be generalized into a CodeReviewService. -- **Dependencies:** SessionTask, SimpleActor (codeReviewer), API, ApplicationInterface - - -#### Function 6: start -- **Description:** Initiates the web development assistant process. -- **Purpose:** To orchestrate the entire process of generating a web application based on user input. -- **Functionality:** - - Generates project architecture - - Creates individual files (HTML, CSS, TypeScript, images) - - Applies code review and refinement -- **Location and Accessibility:** Method in WebDevAgent class. Core logic could be extracted into a separate service. -- **Dependencies:** Various actors (ArchitectureDiscussionActor, HtmlCodingActor, etc.), API, ApplicationInterface - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful in various AI-assisted development scenarios. Refactoring them into more generalized, standalone services or utility classes would improve code reusability and maintainability across the plugin and potentially in other similar tools.# generic\PlanAheadAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: PlanAheadAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - -### Common Logic - -The file contains several functions and classes that could be useful across multiple components. Here's an analysis of the potentially reusable logic: - - -#### Function 1: expandFileList -- **Description:** Expands a list of VirtualFile objects, filtering out certain file types and directories. -- **Purpose:** To create a filtered list of files for processing, excluding unwanted file types and directories. -- **Functionality:** - - Recursively expands directories - - Filters out hidden files, .gitignore files, large files, and certain file extensions - - Returns an array of VirtualFile objects -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is already defined as a companion object method in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted to a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - - -#### Function 2: executionOrder -- **Description:** Determines the execution order of tasks based on their dependencies. -- **Purpose:** To create a topologically sorted list of tasks for execution. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a map of tasks and their dependencies - - Returns a list of task IDs in the order they should be executed - - Detects circular dependencies -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is already defined as a companion object method in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted to a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None (uses standard Kotlin collections) - - -#### Function 3: buildMermaidGraph -- **Description:** Generates a Mermaid graph representation of the task dependencies. -- **Purpose:** To visualize the task dependencies in a Mermaid graph format. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a map of tasks - - Generates a Mermaid graph string representation - - Includes task descriptions and dependencies - - Applies different styles based on task types -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private method in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted and made public in a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None (uses string manipulation) - - -#### Function 4: sanitizeForMermaid -- **Description:** Sanitizes strings for use in Mermaid graphs. -- **Purpose:** To ensure that strings are properly formatted for Mermaid graphs. -- **Functionality:** - - Replaces spaces with underscores - - Escapes special characters -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private method in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted and made public in a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None (uses string manipulation) - - -#### Function 5: escapeMermaidCharacters -- **Description:** Escapes special characters for Mermaid graph labels. -- **Purpose:** To ensure that strings are properly formatted for Mermaid graph labels. -- **Functionality:** - - Escapes double quotes - - Wraps the string in double quotes -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private method in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted and made public in a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None (uses string manipulation) - - -#### Class: PlanAheadSettings -- **Description:** Data class for storing settings for the PlanAheadAction. -- **Purpose:** To encapsulate configuration options for the PlanAheadAction. -- **Functionality:** - - Stores model, temperature, and feature flags -- **Location and Accessibility:** This class is already defined within PlanAheadAction and could be extracted to a separate file for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Class: PlanAheadConfigDialog -- **Description:** Dialog for configuring PlanAheadAction settings. -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for modifying PlanAheadAction settings. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a dialog with input fields for various settings - - Handles user input and updates the PlanAheadSettings object -- **Location and Accessibility:** This class is already defined within PlanAheadAction and could be extracted to a separate file for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** - - javax.swing - - com.intellij.openapi.ui.DialogWrapper - -These functions and classes provide general utility for task management, graph generation, and configuration handling. They could be refactored into separate utility classes to make them more accessible and reusable across different parts of the plugin or even in other projects.# generic\ShellCommandAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ShellCommandAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Skyenet library - - JOpenAI library - - Custom AppServer and AppSettingsState classes - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getSelectedFolder -- **Description:** Retrieves the selected folder from the action event -- **Purpose:** To get the directory where the shell command will be executed -- **Functionality:** Uses UITools to get the selected folder from the AnActionEvent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the handle method, could be extracted to a separate function -- **Dependencies:** UITools class - - -#### Function 2: createSessionProxyServer -- **Description:** Creates a new ApplicationServer for handling shell commands -- **Purpose:** To set up a server that can execute shell commands and display results -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new ApplicationServer with custom settings - - Implements userMessage method to handle user input and execute shell commands -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the handle method, could be extracted to a separate function -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, CodingAgent, ProcessInterpreter - - -#### Function 3: openBrowserToSession -- **Description:** Opens the default browser to the session URL -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for interacting with the shell command executor -- **Functionality:** - - Gets the server URI - - Constructs the session URL - - Opens the default browser to that URL -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently an anonymous thread in the handle method, could be extracted to a separate function -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, Desktop class - - -#### Function 4: isWindows -- **Description:** Checks if the operating system is Windows -- **Purpose:** To determine which shell command to use (PowerShell or Bash) -- **Functionality:** Checks if the OS name contains "windows" (case-insensitive) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a companion object property, could be moved to a utility class -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components. Extracting them into separate, more general functions would improve code reusability and maintainability. For example, the getSelectedFolder function could be useful in other actions that need to operate on a selected directory. The createSessionProxyServer and openBrowserToSession functions could be generalized to work with different types of ApplicationServers, not just for shell commands.# generic\SessionProxyApp.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: SessionProxyApp.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Dependencies:** - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.application - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.chat - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.session - - -### Common Logic - -The `SessionProxyServer` class extends `ApplicationServer` and provides a proxy for managing sessions. While there are no explicit public static functions in this file, there are some components that could be potentially useful across multiple components: - - -#### Companion Object -- **Description:** A companion object containing shared mutable maps and a logger. -- **Purpose:** To store and manage shared state across instances of `SessionProxyServer`. -- **Functionality:** - - Stores `agents` and `chats` as mutable maps - - Provides a logger for the class -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already accessible as part of the companion object -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### newSession Function -- **Description:** An overridden function that creates a new session. -- **Purpose:** To create and return a new session based on the user and session information. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if a chat exists for the session and creates a new session using it - - If no chat exists, it returns the agent associated with the session -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the `SessionProxyServer` class. Could potentially be extracted and made more generic. -- **Dependencies:** Relies on the `chats` and `agents` maps from the companion object - -While there are no standalone functions that can be immediately shared, the overall structure and approach of this class could be useful in other parts of the application that need to manage sessions or provide a proxy for different types of servers (chat or agent-based). - -To make the functionality more shareable: - -1. The `newSession` function could be extracted and generalized to accept the maps as parameters, making it usable in other contexts. - -2. The concept of maintaining separate maps for different types of session handlers (agents and chats) could be abstracted into a more generic session management utility. - -3. The approach of extending `ApplicationServer` and customizing its behavior could be documented as a pattern for creating specialized server types in the application. - -These abstractions would need to be carefully designed to maintain the current functionality while providing flexibility for other use cases within the application.# git\ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea, OpenAI API, SkyeNet, Swing - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getChangesBetweenCommits -- **Description:** Retrieves the diff between a selected commit and the current HEAD. -- **Purpose:** To obtain the changes made between two Git commits. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a GitRepository and a VcsRevisionNumber as input. - - Uses Git command to get the diff between the selected commit and HEAD. - - Returns the diff as a string. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithCommitDiffAction. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea - - -#### Function 2: openChatWithDiff -- **Description:** Opens a chat interface with the commit diff information. -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for discussing commit changes. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new session with the diff information. - - Sets up a CodeChatSocketManager with the diff details. - - Configures the ApplicationServer with session information. - - Opens a browser window to the chat interface. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithCommitDiffAction. Could be generalized and moved to a utility class for reuse with different types of diffs or code snippets. -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, CodeChatSocketManager, ApplicationServer - - -#### Function 3: IdeaOpenAIClient.instance -- **Description:** Singleton instance of IdeaOpenAIClient. -- **Purpose:** To provide a consistent interface for OpenAI API calls within the IDE. -- **Functionality:** Not visible in this file, but likely provides methods for interacting with OpenAI's API. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already accessible as a singleton, could be used in other parts of the plugin. -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API - - -#### Function 4: AppSettingsState.instance -- **Description:** Singleton instance of AppSettingsState. -- **Purpose:** To provide access to application settings. -- **Functionality:** Stores and retrieves plugin configuration settings. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already accessible as a singleton, used throughout the plugin. -- **Dependencies:** None specific to this file - -These functions and components represent shared functionality that could be useful across multiple parts of the plugin. Refactoring them into utility classes or services could improve code organization and reusability.# generic\SimpleCommandAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: SimpleCommandAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - java.awt.Desktop - - java.io.File - - java.nio.file - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files -- **Purpose:** To gather a set of file paths for processing -- **Functionality:** - - Recursively traverses directories - - Filters out certain files and directories based on conditions - - Returns a set of Path objects -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object function, accessible as is -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile from IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Function 2: toPaths -- **Description:** Converts a string path (potentially with wildcards) to a list of actual file paths -- **Purpose:** To expand wildcard paths and convert string paths to Path objects -- **Functionality:** - - Handles wildcard expansion - - Converts string paths to Path objects -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object function, accessible as is -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 3: getUserSettings -- **Description:** Retrieves user settings based on the current action event -- **Purpose:** To gather necessary settings for the action execution -- **Functionality:** - - Determines the working directory - - Collects selected files or all files in the working directory -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private function, could be made public and static for broader use -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent from IntelliJ Platform SDK, UITools from the project - - -#### Function 4: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of code files -- **Purpose:** To create a textual representation of multiple code files -- **Functionality:** - - Reads content of multiple files - - Formats the content with file paths and language indicators -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of PatchApp class, could be extracted and made more general -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path, java.io.File - - -#### Function 5: projectSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of the project structure -- **Purpose:** To create a list of files in the project with their sizes -- **Functionality:** - - Lists all code files in the project - - Includes file paths and sizes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of PatchApp class, could be extracted and made more general -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path, java.io.File - -These functions provide useful utilities for file handling, project structure analysis, and settings management. They could be extracted into a separate utility class to make them more accessible and reusable across different parts of the project.# git\ChatWithCommitAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ChatWithCommitAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform API - - AppServer - - SessionProxyServer - - AppSettingsState - - CodeChatSocketManager - - IdeaOpenAIClient - - DiffUtil - - ApplicationServices - - StorageInterface - - ApplicationServer - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: isBinary (String extension property) -- **Description:** Determines if a string represents binary content -- **Purpose:** To identify if the content of a file is binary or text -- **Functionality:** - - Counts the number of non-printable ASCII characters - - Returns true if more than 10% of characters are non-printable -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already accessible as an extension property on String -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 2: expand -- **Description:** Recursively expands directories into a list of files -- **Purpose:** To process all files in a directory structure -- **Functionality:** - - Takes an array of VirtualFile objects - - If a file is a directory, it recursively calls itself on the children - - If a file is not a directory, it adds it to the result list -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in ChatWithCommitAction, could be refactored to be more general -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ's VirtualFile API - - -#### Function 3: openChatWithDiff -- **Description:** Opens a chat session with diff information -- **Purpose:** To initiate a chat session based on code changes -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new session ID - - Sets up a CodeChatSocketManager with the diff information - - Configures the ApplicationServer with session details - - Opens a browser to the chat session URL -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in ChatWithCommitAction, could be refactored to be more general -- **Dependencies:** - - SessionProxyServer - - CodeChatSocketManager - - IdeaOpenAIClient - - AppSettingsState - - ApplicationServices - - ApplicationServer - - AppServer - - -#### Function 4: formatDiffInfo -- **Description:** Formats diff information for multiple files -- **Purpose:** To create a human-readable representation of code changes -- **Functionality:** - - Processes a list of file changes - - Formats each change as a diff, including file name and change type (added, deleted, modified) - - Handles binary files differently -- **Location and Accessibility:** Not explicitly defined, but the logic is present in the actionPerformed method. Could be extracted into a separate function for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** - - DiffUtil - - VcsDataKeys - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin, especially for features related to version control integration and code diff visualization. Refactoring some of these into more general, public utility functions could improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) - - Skyenet (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) - - Java AWT (for Desktop.getDesktop()) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: extractCode -- **Description:** Extracts code from a string that may contain markdown-style code blocks. -- **Purpose:** To clean up code responses from AI models, removing any surrounding markdown formatting. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Trims the input string - 2. Uses a regex to find code blocks (```...```) - 3. If found, extracts the content within the code block -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Should be refactored to a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None, uses standard Kotlin string manipulation. - - -#### Function 2: draftResourceCode -- **Description:** Generates and saves code for a specific file type using an AI actor. -- **Purpose:** To create initial drafts of various file types (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.) based on project specifications. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Uses a Discussable object to interact with an AI actor - 2. Generates code based on the file path and project context - 3. Extracts the generated code from the AI response - 4. Saves the code to a file and updates the UI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Could be generalized and moved to a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** SessionTask, SimpleActor, API, ApplicationInterface - - -#### Function 3: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of all code files in the project, excluding image files. -- **Purpose:** To create a comprehensive overview of the project's code for review or further processing. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Filters out image files from the list of project files - 2. Reads the content of each code file - 3. Formats the content with file paths and appropriate code block markers -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in WebDevAgent class. Could be refactored into a utility class for project-wide use. -- **Dependencies:** Access to project file structure and file reading capabilities. - - -#### Function 4: iterateCode -- **Description:** Initiates a code review and refinement process using an AI actor. -- **Purpose:** To improve and refine the generated code through iterative AI feedback. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Uses a Discussable object to interact with a code review AI actor - 2. Presents the current code summary for review - 3. Applies suggested changes to the project files - 4. Updates the UI with the changes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Could be generalized for use in other code review scenarios. -- **Dependencies:** SessionTask, SimpleActor, API, ApplicationInterface, codeSummary function - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin or even in other similar projects. Refactoring them into a utility class or a shared service would improve code reusability and maintainability.# git\ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea, OpenAI API, SkyeNet, ApplicationServices - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getChangesBetweenHeadAndWorkingCopy -- **Description:** Retrieves the diff between HEAD and the working copy for a given Git repository. -- **Purpose:** To obtain the changes made in the working copy that haven't been committed yet. -- **Functionality:** - - Uses Git.getInstance().diff() to run a git diff command - - Returns the diff output as a string -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea - - -#### Function 2: openChatWithDiff -- **Description:** Opens a chat interface with the diff information. -- **Purpose:** To allow users to interact with an AI about the changes in their working copy. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new CodeChatSocketManager instance - - Sets up session information - - Opens a browser to the chat interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction. Could be generalized and moved to a utility class for reuse with different types of diffs or code snippets. -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, CodeChatSocketManager, IdeaOpenAIClient, ApplicationServices - - -#### Function 3: setupSessionInfo -- **Description:** Sets up session information for the chat interface. -- **Purpose:** To configure the chat session with appropriate parameters. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new global ID for the session - - Sets up the CodeChatSocketManager with necessary parameters - - Configures ApplicationServer session info -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in the openChatWithDiff method. It could be extracted into a separate utility function for reuse in other chat-based actions. -- **Dependencies:** StorageInterface, SessionProxyServer, CodeChatSocketManager, ApplicationServer - - -#### Function 4: openBrowserToChat -- **Description:** Opens the default web browser to the chat interface URL. -- **Purpose:** To provide a convenient way for users to access the chat interface. -- **Functionality:** - - Constructs the URL for the chat session - - Uses Desktop.getDesktop().browse() to open the browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in the openChatWithDiff method. It could be extracted into a separate utility function for reuse in other actions that need to open a browser. -- **Dependencies:** Desktop API - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components in the plugin. Refactoring them into separate utility classes would improve code reusability and maintainability.# legacy\AppendTextWithChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: AppendTextWithChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected text using a chat model and appends the result. -- **Purpose:** To generate and append text based on the user's selection. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Creates a ChatRequest with system and user messages - 2. Sends the request to the API - 3. Appends the generated text to the original selection -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of AppendTextWithChatAction class. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, OpenAI API client - - -#### Function 2: createChatRequest -- **Description:** Creates a ChatRequest object with predefined settings and messages. -- **Purpose:** To standardize the creation of chat requests across different actions. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Sets up the model, temperature, and messages for the chat request - 2. Uses AppSettingsState for configuration -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in processSelection. It could be extracted into a separate utility function. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ApiModel.ChatRequest - - -#### Function 3: appendGeneratedText -- **Description:** Appends generated text to the original selection, avoiding duplication. -- **Purpose:** To ensure smooth integration of generated text with existing content. -- **Functionality:** - 1. Checks if the generated text starts with the original selection - 2. Appends only the new part if there's overlap -- **Location and Accessibility:** This logic is currently part of processSelection. It could be extracted into a utility function for reuse in similar actions. -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components in the project. Extracting them into a shared utility class would improve code reusability and maintainability.# git\ReplicateCommitAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ReplicateCommitAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform API - - Simiacryptus libraries (jopenai, skyenet) - - Java AWT (for Desktop functionality) - - SLF4J (for logging) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: generateDiffInfo -- **Description:** Generates a formatted diff information string from a list of changes. -- **Purpose:** To create a human-readable representation of code changes. -- **Functionality:** - - Filters changes based on the provided virtual files - - Formats each change into a string representation - - Handles binary files, added files, and deleted files differently -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ReplicateCommitAction class. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VCS API, DiffUtil - - -#### Function 2: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects all file paths from given virtual files. -- **Purpose:** To gather a complete list of files for processing. -- **Functionality:** - - Recursively traverses directories - - Filters out hidden directories and gitignore files - - Collects file paths into a set -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in ReplicateCommitAction class. Could be moved to a utility class for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VFS API - - -#### Function 3: expand -- **Description:** Expands an array of virtual files, including all files within directories. -- **Purpose:** To flatten a file structure for easier processing. -- **Functionality:** - - Recursively expands directories into individual files - - Returns a flattened array of virtual files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in ReplicateCommitAction class. Could be refactored into a utility method. -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VFS API - - -#### Function 4: toPaths -- **Description:** Converts a string path (potentially with wildcards) to a list of actual file paths. -- **Purpose:** To resolve wildcard patterns in file paths. -- **Functionality:** - - Handles wildcard expansion - - Uses Java NIO for file walking -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a companion object function. Could be moved to a file utility class. -- **Dependencies:** Java NIO - - -#### Function 5: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a markdown-formatted summary of code files. -- **Purpose:** To create a human-readable overview of code content. -- **Functionality:** - - Reads file content - - Formats content into markdown code blocks -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract method in PatchApp inner class. Could be extracted and generalized. -- **Dependencies:** None specific - - -#### Function 6: projectSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of the project structure. -- **Purpose:** To provide an overview of files in the project. -- **Functionality:** - - Lists files with their sizes - - Filters and sorts the file list -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract method in PatchApp inner class. Could be extracted and generalized. -- **Dependencies:** None specific - -These functions provide core functionality for file handling, diff generation, and project summarization. They could be refactored into utility classes to enhance reusability across different components of the plugin.# legacy\CommentsAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CommentsAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - -The CommentsAction class doesn't contain any public static functions that could be directly shared across multiple components. However, there are some logical bits that could be extracted and refactored for more general use: - - -#### Function 1: Language Support Check -- **Description:** Check if a given computer language is supported for commenting -- **Purpose:** Determine if the action should be enabled for a specific language -- **Functionality:** Checks if the language is not null and not plain text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the `isLanguageSupported` method. Could be extracted into a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - -```kotlin -fun isLanguageSupportedForCommenting(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean { - return computerLanguage != null && computerLanguage != ComputerLanguage.Text -} -``` - - -#### Function 2: Chat Proxy Creation -- **Description:** Create a ChatProxy instance for AI-assisted code editing -- **Purpose:** Set up the AI model for processing code -- **Functionality:** Configures and creates a ChatProxy with specific settings -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the `processSelection` method. Could be extracted into a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState, API interface - -```kotlin -fun createCodeEditingChatProxy(api: Any, virtualApiClass: Class<*>): ChatProxy { - return ChatProxy( - clazz = virtualApiClass, - api = api, - temperature = AppSettingsState.instance.temperature, - model = AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel.chatModel(), - deserializerRetries = 5 - ) -} -``` - - -#### Function 3: Code Editing Request -- **Description:** Generate a request for AI-assisted code editing -- **Purpose:** Prepare the input for the AI model to process code -- **Functionality:** Formats the code, operation, and language information for the AI request -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the `processSelection` method. Could be extracted into a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - -```kotlin -fun generateCodeEditingRequest( - code: String, - operation: String, - computerLanguage: String -): Pair { - return Pair( - code, - operation, - computerLanguage, - AppSettingsState.instance.humanLanguage - ) -} -``` - -These functions could be refactored into a utility class to be shared across different actions that involve AI-assisted code editing or language-specific operations. This would improve code reusability and maintainability across the project.# legacy\DocAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: DocAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IndentedText - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi.PsiUtil - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: processCode -- **Description:** Processes code to generate documentation -- **Purpose:** To generate documentation for a given code block -- **Functionality:** - - Takes code, operation description, computer language, and human language as input - - Returns a DocAction_ConvertedText object containing the generated documentation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of DocAction_VirtualAPI interface, could be extracted and made more general -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 2: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported for documentation generation -- **Purpose:** To determine if the DocAction can be applied to a specific language -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the language is not Text - - Verifies if the language has a non-null and non-blank docStyle -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a separate method, could be made static and more general -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 3: editSelection -- **Description:** Adjusts the selection range to encompass the entire code block -- **Purpose:** To ensure the entire relevant code block is selected for documentation -- **Functionality:** - - Uses PsiUtil to get the code element at the current selection - - Adjusts the selection range to match the code element's range -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be extracted and made more general for other actions that work on code blocks -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil, EditorState - - -#### Function 4: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected code to add documentation -- **Purpose:** To generate and insert documentation for the selected code -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts the selected text and language - - Calls the processCode method to generate documentation - - Prepends the generated documentation to the original code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be refactored to be more general, possibly as a template method -- **Dependencies:** IndentedText, AppSettingsState, DocAction_VirtualAPI - -These functions represent core functionality that could be useful across multiple components, especially for actions that involve code analysis, documentation generation, and selection manipulation. Refactoring them into more general, static utility methods could improve code reuse and maintainability across the project.# legacy\ImplementStubAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ImplementStubAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi.PsiUtil - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getProxy() -- **Description:** Creates and returns a ChatProxy instance for the VirtualAPI interface. -- **Purpose:** To provide a proxy for making API calls to implement code stubs. -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with specific settings from AppSettingsState. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a private method in the class, could be made protected for wider use. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ChatProxy, VirtualAPI interface - - -#### Function 2: isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?) -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported for stub implementation. -- **Purpose:** To determine if the action should be enabled for a specific language. -- **Functionality:** Returns true for all languages except ComputerLanguage.Text. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method, could be moved to a utility class for wider use. -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - - -#### Function 3: defaultSelection(editorState: EditorState, offset: Int) -- **Description:** Determines the default selection range for the action. -- **Purpose:** To provide a sensible default selection when the action is invoked. -- **Functionality:** Finds the smallest code range or falls back to the current line. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be extracted to a utility class for reuse in other actions. -- **Dependencies:** EditorState, PsiUtil - - -#### Function 4: processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: String?) -- **Description:** Processes the selected code to implement a stub. -- **Purpose:** Core functionality of the action to generate implemented code from a stub. -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts relevant code context - - Prepares the code declaration - - Calls the API to implement the stub -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be refactored into smaller, more reusable functions. -- **Dependencies:** SelectionState, AppSettingsState, PsiUtil, StringUtil, VirtualAPI - - -#### Function 5: stripSuffix (from StringUtil) -- **Description:** Removes a suffix from a string if present. -- **Purpose:** To clean up code declarations. -- **Functionality:** Removes a specified suffix from the end of a string. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already in StringUtil, widely accessible. -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions represent core functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin, especially for actions that involve code manipulation and API interactions. Some refactoring might be beneficial to make these functions more generally accessible and reusable.# legacy\InsertImplementationAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: InsertImplementationAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API, PSI (Program Structure Interface) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getProxy() -- **Description:** Creates a proxy for the VirtualAPI interface using ChatProxy. -- **Purpose:** To facilitate communication with the AI model for code implementation. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates and returns a ChatProxy instance for the VirtualAPI interface. - - Uses AppSettingsState to configure the proxy with the appropriate model and temperature. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in InsertImplementationAction. Could be refactored into a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ChatProxy, VirtualAPI interface - - -#### Function 2: getPsiClassContextActionParams() -- **Description:** Extracts PSI context information for the current selection. -- **Purpose:** To provide context for the AI when implementing code. -- **Functionality:** - - Determines the selection range and finds the largest intersecting comment. - - Returns a PsiClassContextActionParams object with this information. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in InsertImplementationAction. Could be refactored into a utility class for PSI-related operations. -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil - - -#### Function 3: processSelection() -- **Description:** Processes the selected text to generate and insert an implementation. -- **Purpose:** Core functionality of the InsertImplementationAction. -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts the specification from comments or selected text. - - Uses the VirtualAPI to generate code implementation. - - Combines the original selection with the generated code. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the SelectionAction abstract class. Could be refactored to separate the AI interaction logic for reuse in other actions. -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, PsiClassContext, VirtualAPI - - -#### Function 4: isLanguageSupported() -- **Description:** Checks if the action supports the given computer language. -- **Purpose:** To filter out unsupported languages like plain text and Markdown. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the language is null, Text, or Markdown and returns false for these cases. - - Delegates to the superclass for other languages. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override of a method in SelectionAction. Could be moved to a utility class for language support checks. -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components in the plugin. Refactoring them into utility classes or shared services would improve code reusability and maintainability. For example, the proxy creation logic could be part of a general AI service, while PSI-related functions could be part of a PSI utility class.# markdown\MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: isEnabled -- **Description:** Checks if the action should be enabled based on the current context. -- **Purpose:** To determine if the MarkdownImplementActionGroup should be visible and enabled. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the current language is Markdown - - Verifies if there's a text selection -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object function, can be used as is. -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage, UITools - - -#### Function 2: getProxy -- **Description:** Creates a ChatProxy instance for the ConversionAPI interface. -- **Purpose:** To provide an API for implementing markdown text in various programming languages. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a ChatProxy with specific settings (model, temperature, etc.) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in MarkdownImplementAction. Could be refactored to be more general and accessible. -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 3: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected text and converts it to code in the specified language. -- **Purpose:** To implement the core functionality of converting markdown to code. -- **Functionality:** - - Uses the ConversionAPI to implement the selected text in the specified language - - Formats the result as a markdown code block -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of MarkdownImplementAction. Could be refactored to be more general. -- **Dependencies:** ConversionAPI - - -#### Function 4: ConversionAPI interface -- **Description:** Defines the API for converting text between human and computer languages. -- **Purpose:** To provide a clear interface for text conversion operations. -- **Functionality:** - - Defines the `implement` method for converting text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already defined as an interface, can be used as is or moved to a separate file for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 5: getChildren -- **Description:** Generates a list of actions for different programming languages. -- **Purpose:** To populate the action group with language-specific implementation actions. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates MarkdownImplementAction instances for each supported language -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of MarkdownImplementActionGroup. Could be generalized for other similar action groups. -- **Dependencies:** MarkdownImplementAction - -These functions and interfaces provide core functionality that could be useful across multiple components, especially for actions dealing with language conversion and markdown processing. Some refactoring might be needed to make them more accessible and general-purpose, potentially moving them to utility classes or shared modules within the project.# legacy\ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getSuffixForContext -- **Description:** Gets a suffix of a given string with a specified ideal length. -- **Purpose:** To provide context before the selected text. -- **Functionality:** Extracts a suffix from a string, replacing newlines with spaces. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the processSelection method. Should be extracted to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** StringUtil - - -#### Function 2: getPrefixForContext -- **Description:** Gets a prefix of a given string with a specified ideal length. -- **Purpose:** To provide context after the selected text. -- **Functionality:** Extracts a prefix from a string, replacing newlines with spaces. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the processSelection method. Should be extracted to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** StringUtil - - -#### Function 3: calculateIdealLength -- **Description:** Calculates an ideal length based on the length of the selected text. -- **Purpose:** To determine an appropriate context length for suggestions. -- **Functionality:** Uses a logarithmic formula to calculate the ideal length. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently inline in the processSelection method. Should be extracted to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** kotlin.math - - -#### Function 4: createChatProxy -- **Description:** Creates a ChatProxy instance for the VirtualAPI interface. -- **Purpose:** To provide an abstraction layer for API communication. -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with specific settings from AppSettingsState. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the proxy property. Could be extracted to a utility class for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 5: showChoiceDialog -- **Description:** Displays a dialog for the user to choose from a list of options. -- **Purpose:** To allow user interaction for selecting a suggestion. -- **Functionality:** Shows a radio button dialog with given choices. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the choose method. Could be generalized and moved to UITools. -- **Dependencies:** UITools - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting them into separate utility classes would improve code organization and reusability.# markdown\MarkdownListAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MarkdownListAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.intellij.openapi.application.ApplicationManager - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getSmallestIntersecting -- **Description:** Finds the smallest PSI element of a specific type that intersects with a given range. -- **Purpose:** To locate specific Markdown elements (like lists) within a file. -- **Functionality:** Takes a PsiFile, start and end offsets, and an element type name, and returns the smallest matching PSI element. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently used within the `isEnabled` and `handle` methods. Could be extracted to a utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** Depends on PsiUtil, which might need to be made more accessible. - - -#### Function 2: getAll -- **Description:** Retrieves all PSI elements of a specific type within a parent element. -- **Purpose:** To extract specific components (like list items) from a larger Markdown structure. -- **Functionality:** Takes a parent PSI element and a type name, and returns a list of matching child elements. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within the `handle` method. Could be moved to a utility class for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** Depends on PsiUtil, which might need to be made more accessible. - - -#### Function 3: getIndent -- **Description:** Determines the indentation at a specific caret position. -- **Purpose:** To maintain consistent indentation when adding new list items. -- **Functionality:** Takes a Caret object and returns the indentation as a string. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of UITools. Already accessible for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** UITools class. - - -#### Function 4: insertString -- **Description:** Inserts a string into a document at a specified offset. -- **Purpose:** To add new content (like list items) to the existing document. -- **Functionality:** Takes a Document, an offset, and a string to insert. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of UITools. Already accessible for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** UITools class. - - -#### Function 5: redoableTask -- **Description:** Wraps an action in a redoable/undoable command. -- **Purpose:** To ensure that actions can be undone or redone by the user. -- **Functionality:** Takes an AnActionEvent and a lambda to execute. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of UITools. Already accessible for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** UITools class. - - -#### Function 6: run -- **Description:** Runs a task with a progress indicator. -- **Purpose:** To provide user feedback during potentially long-running operations. -- **Functionality:** Takes a Project, a title string, a boolean for cancellability, and a lambda to execute. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of UITools. Already accessible for reuse. -- **Dependencies:** UITools class. - -These functions represent common operations that could be useful across multiple components dealing with Markdown processing, PSI manipulation, and UI interactions within the IntelliJ platform. Some are already part of utility classes (UITools), while others (like the PSI-related functions) might benefit from being extracted into a dedicated utility class for easier reuse across the project.# legacy\RenameVariablesAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: RenameVariablesAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: suggestRenames -- **Description:** Suggests variable renames based on the given code and language context -- **Purpose:** To provide intelligent variable renaming suggestions -- **Functionality:** - - Takes code, computer language, and human language as input - - Returns a list of renaming suggestions (original name to suggested name) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the RenameAPI interface. Could be extracted into a separate utility class for broader use. -- **Dependencies:** Requires access to the AI model (ChatProxy) - - -#### Function 2: choose -- **Description:** Presents a dialog for users to select which renaming suggestions to apply -- **Purpose:** To allow user interaction in the renaming process -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a map of original names to suggested names - - Shows a checkbox dialog for user selection - - Returns a set of selected original names -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in RenameVariablesAction. Could be generalized and moved to a UI utility class. -- **Dependencies:** UITools.showCheckboxDialog - - -#### Function 3: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected text to apply the chosen renaming suggestions -- **Purpose:** To perform the actual variable renaming in the code -- **Functionality:** - - Gets renaming suggestions from the AI model - - Allows user to choose which suggestions to apply - - Applies the selected renamings to the code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of RenameVariablesAction. Core logic could be extracted into a separate utility function for reuse in similar refactoring actions. -- **Dependencies:** suggestRenames, choose, UITools.run - - -#### Function 4: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if the given computer language is supported for this action -- **Purpose:** To determine if the action should be enabled for a particular language -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a ComputerLanguage as input - - Returns true if the language is supported (not plain text) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be generalized and moved to a utility class for language-specific action support. -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components, especially for actions involving code analysis, refactoring, and user interaction. Extracting and generalizing these functions could improve code reusability and maintainability across the project.# legacy\VoiceToTextAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: VoiceToTextAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.audio - - javax.sound.sampled - - javax.swing - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: Audio Recording -- **Description:** Records audio input from the system's microphone -- **Purpose:** Capture user's voice for transcription -- **Functionality:** - - Uses AudioRecorder class to record audio - - Stores raw audio data in a ConcurrentLinkedDeque -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in handle() method, could be extracted into a separate function -- **Dependencies:** AudioRecorder, ConcurrentLinkedDeque - - -#### Function 2: Audio Processing -- **Description:** Processes raw audio data for speech recognition -- **Purpose:** Prepare audio data for transcription -- **Functionality:** - - Uses LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer to process raw audio - - Stores processed audio data in a ConcurrentLinkedDeque -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in handle() method, could be extracted into a separate function -- **Dependencies:** LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer, ConcurrentLinkedDeque - - -#### Function 3: Speech-to-Text Conversion -- **Description:** Converts processed audio to text -- **Purpose:** Transcribe user's speech -- **Functionality:** - - Uses an API (likely OpenAI's) to transcribe audio - - Inserts transcribed text into the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently in DictationPump inner class, could be extracted and generalized -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API (or similar) - - -#### Function 4: UI Status Dialog -- **Description:** Creates and displays a status dialog -- **Purpose:** Provide user feedback and control for the dictation process -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a JFrame with a label - - Positions the dialog relative to the current context component -- **Location and Accessibility:** statusDialog() method, could be made more general for reuse -- **Dependencies:** javax.swing - - -#### Function 5: Audio Device Availability Check -- **Description:** Checks if a suitable audio input device is available -- **Purpose:** Determine if the action should be enabled -- **Functionality:** - - Attempts to get a TargetDataLine for the system's audio input - - Uses a timeout to avoid blocking indefinitely -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently in isEnabled() method and companion object, could be extracted into a utility function -- **Dependencies:** javax.sound.sampled.AudioSystem - -These functions represent core functionalities that could potentially be useful in other parts of the application or in related plugins. Extracting and generalizing these functions could improve code reusability and maintainability.# OpenWebPageAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: OpenWebPageAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Java AWT Desktop, java.net.URI - - -### Common Logic - -The `OpenWebPageAction` class is a simple action that opens a specific web page. While it doesn't contain any explicitly shared functionality, we can extract some common logic that could be useful across multiple components. - - -#### Function 1: openWebPage -- **Description:** A function to open a web page using the default browser. -- **Purpose:** To provide a reusable method for opening web pages from within the IDE. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if Desktop is supported - - Checks if browsing is supported - - Opens the specified URL in the default browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality needs to be extracted from the `actionPerformed` method and refactored into a separate, public static function. -- **Dependencies:** Java AWT Desktop, java.net.URI - -Here's how the refactored function could look: - -```kotlin -companion object { - fun openWebPage(url: String) { - if (Desktop.isDesktopSupported()) { - val desktop = Desktop.getDesktop() - if (desktop.isSupported(Desktop.Action.BROWSE)) { - desktop.browse(URI(url)) - } - } - } -} -``` - -This refactored function could be used in the `OpenWebPageAction` class and other parts of the application that need to open web pages. - - -#### Function 2: isWebBrowsingSupported -- **Description:** A function to check if web browsing is supported on the current system. -- **Purpose:** To provide a quick way to check if the application can open web pages. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if Desktop is supported - - Checks if browsing is supported -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality needs to be extracted from the `actionPerformed` method and refactored into a separate, public static function. -- **Dependencies:** Java AWT Desktop - -Here's how the refactored function could look: - -```kotlin -companion object { - fun isWebBrowsingSupported(): Boolean { - return Desktop.isDesktopSupported() && Desktop.getDesktop().isSupported(Desktop.Action.BROWSE) - } -} -``` - -This function could be used to determine whether to enable or disable web browsing-related features in the application. - -By extracting these functions, we create reusable components that can be used across the application, improving code organization and reducing duplication.# problems\AnalyzeProblemAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform API - - OpenAI API (via IdeaOpenAIClient) - - Skyenet library - - Custom utilities (e.g., AppServer, SessionProxyServer) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: findGitRoot -- **Description:** Finds the Git root directory for a given file -- **Purpose:** To locate the base directory of the Git repository -- **Functionality:** Traverses up the directory tree to find the .git folder -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently imported from TestResultAutofixAction.Companion. Could be refactored into a separate utility class. -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VirtualFile API - - -#### Function 2: getProjectStructure -- **Description:** Generates a string representation of the project structure -- **Purpose:** To provide context about the project layout -- **Functionality:** Likely traverses the project directory and creates a tree-like structure -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently imported from TestResultAutofixAction.Companion. Could be refactored into a separate utility class. -- **Dependencies:** Possibly File or VirtualFile API - - -#### Function 3: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown content for display in the UI -- **Purpose:** To convert markdown to HTML for better readability -- **Functionality:** Parses markdown and converts it to HTML -- **Location and Accessibility:** Imported from MarkdownUtil. Seems to be already in a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet library - - -#### Function 4: addApplyFileDiffLinks -- **Description:** Adds interactive links to apply file diffs -- **Purpose:** To allow users to easily apply suggested changes -- **Functionality:** Processes diff content and adds clickable links -- **Location and Accessibility:** Extension function on SocketManager. Could be refactored into a separate utility class. -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet library, custom diff utilities - - -#### Function 5: addSaveLinks -- **Description:** Adds save links to the response -- **Purpose:** To allow users to save changes easily -- **Functionality:** Processes the response and adds save functionality -- **Location and Accessibility:** Extension function on SocketManager. Could be refactored into a separate utility class. -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet library - - -#### Function 6: openAnalysisSession -- **Description:** Opens a new analysis session in the browser -- **Purpose:** To start the problem analysis process -- **Functionality:** Creates a new session, sets up the application, and opens the browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in AnalyzeProblemAction. Could be generalized and moved to a utility class for reuse in similar actions. -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, Desktop API - -These functions represent common functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Some refactoring might be needed to make them more general and accessible, possibly by moving them to dedicated utility classes.# test\TestResultAutofixAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: TestResultAutofixAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - JOpenAI library - - Various custom utilities and actions - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files or paths -- **Purpose:** To gather a set of file paths for analysis or processing -- **Functionality:** - - Filters out hidden files and those in .gitignore - - Recursively traverses directories - - Returns a set of Path objects -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already static in companion object, accessible -- **Dependencies:** None specific - - -#### Function 2: getProjectStructure -- **Description:** Generates a string representation of the project file structure -- **Purpose:** To provide an overview of the project's file structure for analysis -- **Functionality:** - - Uses getFiles to collect paths - - Filters files by size (< 0.5MB) - - Formats the output as a string with file paths and sizes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already static in companion object, accessible -- **Dependencies:** getFiles function - - -#### Function 3: findGitRoot -- **Description:** Finds the root directory of a Git repository -- **Purpose:** To locate the base directory of a Git project -- **Functionality:** - - Traverses up the directory tree - - Checks for the presence of a .git directory - - Returns the root path if found, null otherwise -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already static in companion object, accessible -- **Dependencies:** None specific - - -#### Function 4: getTestInfo -- **Description:** Extracts information from a test proxy object -- **Purpose:** To gather details about a failed test for analysis -- **Functionality:** - - Collects test name, duration, error message, and stack trace - - Formats the information as a string -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method, could be refactored to be more general and accessible -- **Dependencies:** SMTestProxy class - - -#### Function 5: openAutofixWithTestResult -- **Description:** Initiates the autofix process for a failed test -- **Purpose:** To start the analysis and suggestion process for fixing a failed test -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new session - - Sets up the TestResultAutofixApp - - Opens a browser to display the results -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method, could be refactored to be more general and accessible -- **Dependencies:** Various custom classes and utilities - -These functions provide core functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Some refactoring might be needed to make them more accessible and general-purpose, particularly for the last two functions which are currently private methods.# SelectionAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: SelectionAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Various IntelliJ Platform APIs (e.g., AnActionEvent, Editor, PsiFile) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: retarget -- **Description:** Adjusts the selection range based on the current editor state and selection. -- **Purpose:** To ensure a valid selection range for further processing. -- **Functionality:** - - Handles cases with and without existing selections. - - Applies default selection if no text is selected. - - Ensures the selection is within valid document bounds. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in SelectionAction. Could be refactored to be more accessible. -- **Dependencies:** EditorState - - -#### Function 2: editorState -- **Description:** Creates an EditorState object from the current editor. -- **Purpose:** To encapsulate the current state of the editor for easier manipulation. -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts text, cursor position, line information, and PSI file from the editor. - - Generates context ranges for the current cursor position. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in SelectionAction. Could be made public and static for wider use. -- **Dependencies:** Editor, PsiFile - - -#### Function 3: contextRanges -- **Description:** Generates an array of ContextRange objects for the current cursor position. -- **Purpose:** To provide context information about the code structure around the cursor. -- **Functionality:** - - Traverses the PSI tree and collects elements that contain the cursor position. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in SelectionAction. Could be extracted as a utility function. -- **Dependencies:** PsiFile, Editor - - -#### Function 4: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported by the action. -- **Purpose:** To determine if the action should be enabled for the current file type. -- **Functionality:** - - Currently a simple null check, but can be extended for specific language support. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method, but could be made static and moved to a utility class. -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 5: UITools.redoableTask -- **Description:** Executes a task that can be undone/redone in the IDE. -- **Purpose:** To wrap action execution in a redoable context. -- **Functionality:** - - Provides undo/redo functionality for the action's changes. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already accessible through UITools, but could be documented more clearly. -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 6: UITools.writeableFn -- **Description:** Executes a function in a writable context. -- **Purpose:** To ensure that document modifications are performed in a writable state. -- **Functionality:** - - Wraps document modifications in a writable command. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already accessible through UITools, but could be documented more clearly. -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - -These functions provide core functionality that could be useful across multiple components in the plugin. Some refactoring might be needed to make them more accessible and reusable, such as moving them to utility classes or making them public static methods. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/action_logic.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/action_logic.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5d7847e2..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/action_logic.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3068 +0,0 @@ -# code\DescribeAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To describe selected code in a human-readable format -- **Brief Description:** This action describes the selected code using AI, then wraps the description in appropriate comments and places it above the original code. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses ChatProxy for AI-powered code description - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Adapts comment style based on description length - - Preserves original code indentation - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: DescribeAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the describe code action in the IDE -- **Functionality:** - - Processes the selected code - - Calls AI service to generate description - - Formats the description with appropriate comments -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be invoked by IDE -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ChatProxy - - -#### Component 2: DescribeAction_VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** Interface for AI service communication -- **Purpose:** To define the contract for code description service -- **Functionality:** Declares method for describing code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within DescribeAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: proxy property -- **Description:** Lazy-initialized ChatProxy instance -- **Purpose:** To provide an instance of the AI service -- **Functionality:** Creates and configures a ChatProxy for the DescribeAction_VirtualAPI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private property within DescribeAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 4: processSelection method -- **Description:** Core method for processing the selected code -- **Purpose:** To generate and format the code description -- **Functionality:** - - Calls AI service to describe code - - Determines appropriate comment style - - Formats the description and original code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within DescribeAction -- **Dependencies:** StringUtil, AppSettingsState# BaseAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide a base class for actions in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** BaseAction is an abstract class that extends AnAction and provides common functionality for plugin actions -- **Implementation Features:** Logging, OpenAI API integration, action enabling/disabling, error handling - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: BaseAction Class -- **Description:** Abstract base class for plugin actions -- **Purpose:** Provide common functionality and structure for all plugin actions -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes action with name, description, and icon - - Manages action visibility and enabled state - - Handles action performance and error logging -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file -- **Dependencies:** AnAction, IdeaOpenAIClient, UITools - - -#### Component 2: OpenAI API Integration -- **Description:** Property to access OpenAI API client -- **Purpose:** Provide easy access to OpenAI API functionality -- **Functionality:** Lazily initializes and returns an instance of OpenAIClient -- **Location and Accessibility:** Property within BaseAction class -- **Dependencies:** IdeaOpenAIClient - - -#### Component 3: Action Update Method -- **Description:** Override of AnAction's update method -- **Purpose:** Control action visibility and enabled state -- **Functionality:** Calls isEnabled method to determine if action should be enabled and visible -- **Location and Accessibility:** Method within BaseAction class -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 4: Action Performance Method -- **Description:** Override of AnAction's actionPerformed method -- **Purpose:** Execute the action and handle errors -- **Functionality:** - - Logs action execution - - Calls abstract handle method - - Catches and logs any errors -- **Location and Accessibility:** Method within BaseAction class -- **Dependencies:** UITools for logging and error handling - - -#### Component 5: Companion Object -- **Description:** Static members and methods for BaseAction -- **Purpose:** Provide shared resources and functionality -- **Functionality:** - - Shared logger instance - - Scheduled thread pool for background tasks -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object within BaseAction class -- **Dependencies:** None# ApplyPatchAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To apply a patch to the current file in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to input a patch and apply it to the currently selected file in the IDE. -- **Implementation Features:** User input dialog, file modification, command execution - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: ApplyPatchAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends BaseAction -- **Purpose:** To define the action and its behavior -- **Functionality:** Handles the action event, prompts for patch input, and applies the patch -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file, accessible as an action in the IDE -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, UITools, AnActionEvent, WriteCommandAction, Messages, VirtualFile, PsiManager, IterativePatchUtil - - -#### Component 2: handle function -- **Description:** Overridden function from BaseAction -- **Purpose:** To execute the main logic of the action when triggered -- **Functionality:** Gets the selected file, prompts for patch input, and calls applyPatch -- **Location and Accessibility:** Member function of ApplyPatchAction -- **Dependencies:** UITools, Messages, AnActionEvent - - -#### Component 3: applyPatch function -- **Description:** Private function to apply the patch to the file -- **Purpose:** To modify the file content based on the provided patch -- **Functionality:** Uses WriteCommandAction to modify the file content, applies the patch using IterativePatchUtil -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private member function of ApplyPatchAction -- **Dependencies:** WriteCommandAction, PsiManager, IterativePatchUtil, VirtualFile - - -#### Component 4: User Input Dialog -- **Description:** Multi-line input dialog for patch content -- **Purpose:** To allow users to input the patch content -- **Functionality:** Displays a dialog box for users to enter the patch -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created within the handle function using Messages.showMultilineInputDialog -- **Dependencies:** Messages class from IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Component 5: File Modification -- **Description:** Process of applying the patch to the file -- **Purpose:** To update the file content based on the patch -- **Functionality:** Uses IterativePatchUtil to apply the patch and updates the file content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented within the applyPatch function -- **Dependencies:** IterativePatchUtil, PsiFile, VirtualFile# code\CustomEditAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a custom code editing action in an IDE -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a custom edit action that allows users to modify selected code based on natural language instructions. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI's API for code editing - - Integrates with IntelliJ's action system - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Maintains a history of recent edit commands - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: CustomEditAction class -- **Description:** The main class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To define the custom edit action and its behavior -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides getActionUpdateThread() to set the action update thread - - Implements processSelection() to handle the actual code editing -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be instantiated and used by the IDE -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, UITools - - -#### Component 2: VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** An interface defining the code editing API -- **Purpose:** To abstract the code editing functionality for use with ChatProxy -- **Functionality:** - - Defines editCode() method for code editing - - Includes EditedText data class for holding edited code results -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within CustomEditAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: proxy property -- **Description:** A lazy-initialized property that creates a ChatProxy instance -- **Purpose:** To provide an instance of VirtualAPI for code editing -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes ChatProxy with VirtualAPI interface - - Sets up API, temperature, and model from AppSettingsState - - Adds an example to the ChatProxy for better prompting -- **Location and Accessibility:** Property within CustomEditAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState, VirtualAPI - - -#### Component 4: getConfig() method -- **Description:** Method to get user input for the edit instruction -- **Purpose:** To prompt the user for the editing instruction -- **Functionality:** - - Shows an input dialog to the user - - Returns the user's input as a String -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in CustomEditAction -- **Dependencies:** UITools, JOptionPane - - -#### Component 5: processSelection() method -- **Description:** Method to process the selected code and apply the edit -- **Purpose:** To perform the actual code editing based on user instruction -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the instruction is valid - - Retrieves settings from AppSettingsState - - Adds the instruction to command history - - Calls the proxy to edit the code - - Returns the edited code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in CustomEditAction -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, VirtualAPI# code\RecentCodeEditsAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a dynamic menu of recent custom code edit actions -- **Brief Description:** This class creates an action group that populates with recent custom edit commands, allowing users to quickly reuse previous edits. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Extends ActionGroup - - Dynamically generates child actions based on recent custom edits - - Integrates with AppSettingsState for storing and retrieving recent commands - - Implements custom enabling/disabling logic based on context - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: Action Group Definition -- **Description:** The main class RecentCodeEditsAction extending ActionGroup -- **Purpose:** To create a container for recent custom edit actions -- **Functionality:** Overrides necessary methods to create and manage child actions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, publicly accessible -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (ActionGroup, AnActionEvent) - - -#### Component 2: Action Update Logic -- **Description:** The update method and isEnabled companion function -- **Purpose:** To control when the action group is enabled and visible -- **Functionality:** Checks if there's a selection and if the language is not plain text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within RecentCodeEditsAction class -- **Dependencies:** UITools, ComputerLanguage - - -#### Component 3: Child Action Generation -- **Description:** The getChildren method -- **Purpose:** To dynamically create child actions based on recent custom edits -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves recent commands from AppSettingsState - - Creates CustomEditAction instances for each recent command - - Sets presentation details for each action -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within RecentCodeEditsAction class -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, CustomEditAction - - -#### Component 4: Action Execution -- **Description:** Anonymous CustomEditAction subclass in getChildren -- **Purpose:** To execute the specific custom edit when selected -- **Functionality:** Overrides getConfig to return the stored instruction -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created dynamically within getChildren -- **Dependencies:** CustomEditAction - -This action provides a convenient way for users to access and reuse their recent custom code edits, enhancing productivity by reducing repetitive task input.# code\RedoLast.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a "Redo Last" action for AI Coder operations in IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a custom action that allows users to redo the last AI Coder action performed in the editor. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Extends BaseAction - - Overrides action update thread, handle method, and isEnabled method - - Uses UITools.retry for action execution - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: RedoLast class -- **Description:** The main class implementing the redo functionality -- **Purpose:** To define the behavior of the "Redo Last" action -- **Functionality:** - - Determines if the action is enabled - - Executes the last AI Coder action when triggered -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class in the com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.code package -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, UITools.retry, IntelliJ Platform SDK components - - -#### Component 2: getActionUpdateThread() method -- **Description:** Overridden method to specify the thread for action updates -- **Purpose:** To ensure action updates occur on the background thread -- **Functionality:** Returns ActionUpdateThread.BGT -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public method within RedoLast class -- **Dependencies:** ActionUpdateThread enum from IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Component 3: handle(e: AnActionEvent) method -- **Description:** Overridden method to define the action's behavior when triggered -- **Purpose:** To execute the redo operation -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves the editor document from the action event - - Calls the run() method on the corresponding retry object -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public method within RedoLast class -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, CommonDataKeys, UITools.retry - - -#### Component 4: isEnabled(event: AnActionEvent) method -- **Description:** Overridden method to determine if the action should be enabled -- **Purpose:** To enable/disable the action based on the availability of a redo operation -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if there's a retry object associated with the current editor document - - Returns true if a retry object exists, false otherwise -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public method within RedoLast class -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, CommonDataKeys, UITools.retry# code\PasteAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a smart paste functionality that converts clipboard content to the target language of the current file -- **Brief Description:** This action extends SelectionAction to intercept paste operations, detect the source language of the clipboard content, and convert it to the target language of the current file using an AI model. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses ChatProxy for language conversion - - Supports multiple clipboard content types - - Integrates with IntelliJ's action system - - Configurable via AppSettingsState - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: PasteAction class -- **Description:** Main class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To intercept paste operations and provide smart conversion -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides processSelection to convert clipboard content - - Checks if the action should be enabled based on clipboard content and language support -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be used as an action in IntelliJ -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ChatProxy, VirtualAPI - - -#### Component 2: VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** Interface defining the conversion method -- **Purpose:** To provide a contract for language conversion functionality -- **Functionality:** Defines a convert method that takes source text, source language, and target language -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within PasteAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: Clipboard Handling Methods -- **Description:** Private methods for interacting with system clipboard -- **Purpose:** To retrieve and check clipboard contents -- **Functionality:** - - hasClipboard(): Checks if clipboard has supported content - - getClipboard(): Retrieves clipboard content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private methods within PasteAction -- **Dependencies:** Java AWT Toolkit and DataFlavor classes - - -#### Component 4: Language Support Check -- **Description:** Method to check if a language is supported -- **Purpose:** To determine if the action should be enabled for a given language -- **Functionality:** Checks if the language is not null and not plain text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override of isLanguageSupported in PasteAction -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - - -#### Component 5: Action Update Thread Specification -- **Description:** Method specifying the thread for action updates -- **Purpose:** To ensure action updates occur on the background thread -- **Functionality:** Returns ActionUpdateThread.BGT -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override of getActionUpdateThread in PasteAction -- **Dependencies:** ActionUpdateThread enum# dev\LineFilterChatAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a chat interface for code analysis and modification within the IntelliJ IDEA environment -- **Brief Description:** This action creates a chat interface that allows users to interact with an AI model to analyze and modify code in the current editor -- **Implementation Features:** Custom chat socket manager, markdown rendering, line-by-line code analysis, integration with IntelliJ IDEA's action system - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: LineFilterChatAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends BaseAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the action when triggered in the IDE -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves the current editor, selected text, and file information - - Sets up a chat session with custom prompts and code context - - Opens a browser window to interact with the chat interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Accessible as an action within the IntelliJ IDEA environment -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AnActionEvent, AppSettingsState, ComputerLanguage - - -#### Component 2: Custom ChatSocketManager -- **Description:** Anonymous inner class extending ChatSocketManager -- **Purpose:** To manage the chat session and customize response rendering -- **Functionality:** - - Handles user permissions - - Renders AI responses, replacing line numbers with actual code lines -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created within the handle method of LineFilterChatAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatSocketManager, SessionTask, User - - -#### Component 3: AppServer -- **Description:** Server component for hosting the chat interface -- **Purpose:** To provide a web-based interface for the chat session -- **Functionality:** Hosts the chat interface and manages the connection between the IDE and the browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Accessed through AppServer.getServer(e.project) -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer - - -#### Component 4: Configuration and Settings -- **Description:** Utilizes AppSettingsState for configuration -- **Purpose:** To manage plugin settings and configurations -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves chat model settings - - Checks if developer actions are enabled -- **Location and Accessibility:** Accessed through AppSettingsState.instance -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 5: Code Context Preparation -- **Description:** Prepares the code context for the AI model -- **Purpose:** To provide the AI with the necessary context about the code being analyzed -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts the selected code or entire document text - - Formats the code with line numbers for easy reference -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented within the handle method of LineFilterChatAction -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage, FileDocumentManager# dev\PrintTreeAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To print the tree structure of a PsiFile for debugging purposes -- **Brief Description:** This action allows developers to print the tree structure of a PsiFile to the log when the "devActions" setting is enabled. -- **Implementation Features:** Extends BaseAction, uses PsiUtil for tree printing, checks for developer mode setting - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: PrintTreeAction class -- **Description:** The main class that implements the action -- **Purpose:** To define the behavior of the action when triggered -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides handle() method to print the tree structure - - Overrides isEnabled() to check if developer actions are enabled - - Overrides getActionUpdateThread() to set the action update thread -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be instantiated and used as an action -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AppSettingsState, PsiUtil, AnActionEvent - - -#### Component 2: handle() method -- **Description:** The core method that executes when the action is triggered -- **Purpose:** To print the tree structure of the current PsiFile -- **Functionality:** - - Gets the largest contained entity from the event - - Prints the tree structure to the log -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within PrintTreeAction class -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil, AnActionEvent, LoggerFactory - - -#### Component 3: isEnabled() method -- **Description:** Method to determine if the action should be enabled -- **Purpose:** To enable the action only when developer actions are allowed -- **Functionality:** Checks the devActions setting in AppSettingsState -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within PrintTreeAction class -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 4: getActionUpdateThread() method -- **Description:** Method to specify the thread for action updates -- **Purpose:** To set the action update thread to background -- **Functionality:** Returns ActionUpdateThread.BGT -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within PrintTreeAction class -- **Dependencies:** ActionUpdateThread - - -#### Component 5: Companion object -- **Description:** Object to hold class-level properties -- **Purpose:** To create and store the logger instance -- **Functionality:** Initializes a logger for the class -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within PrintTreeAction class, accessible as static members -- **Dependencies:** LoggerFactory# generic\CodeChatAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a code chat functionality within an IntelliJ-based IDE -- **Brief Description:** This action creates a chat session for discussing code, integrating with the IDE's editor and file system -- **Implementation Features:** - - Extends BaseAction - - Uses AppServer for web interface - - Integrates with IDE's editor and file system - - Utilizes CodeChatSocketManager for managing chat sessions - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: CodeChatAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that handles the code chat functionality -- **Purpose:** To initiate and set up a code chat session -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides handle() to set up the chat session - - Creates a new global session ID - - Determines the programming language and filename - - Sets up a CodeChatSocketManager for the session - - Configures the application server session - - Opens a web browser to the chat interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be triggered as an action in the IDE -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, AppServer, CodeChatSocketManager, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 2: Session Setup -- **Description:** Logic for setting up a new chat session -- **Purpose:** To initialize all necessary components for a code chat -- **Functionality:** - - Generates a new session ID - - Determines the programming language and filename - - Creates a CodeChatSocketManager instance - - Configures session information for the ApplicationServer -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within the handle() method of CodeChatAction -- **Dependencies:** StorageInterface, ComputerLanguage, FileDocumentManager, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 3: Browser Launch -- **Description:** Logic for opening the chat interface in a web browser -- **Purpose:** To provide user access to the chat interface -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves the server URI - - Constructs the full URI for the chat session - - Uses Desktop.getDesktop().browse() to open the browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within a separate thread launched in the handle() method -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, Desktop API - - -#### Component 4: Action Update Handling -- **Description:** Logic for determining when the action should be enabled -- **Purpose:** To control when the code chat action can be triggered -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides getActionUpdateThread() to specify background thread usage - - Overrides isEnabled() to always return true, making the action always available -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within CodeChatAction class -- **Dependencies:** ActionUpdateThread# FileContextAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a base class for actions that operate on file or folder contexts within an IntelliJ IDEA project. -- **Brief Description:** This abstract class, `FileContextAction`, extends `BaseAction` and provides a framework for creating actions that can be performed on selected files or folders in an IntelliJ IDEA project. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Supports operations on both files and folders - - Handles configuration retrieval - - Manages UI interactions and error handling - - Provides utility methods for file operations and UI updates - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: Action Configuration -- **Description:** Defines the action's support for files and folders -- **Purpose:** To specify whether the action can be performed on files, folders, or both -- **Functionality:** Uses boolean flags to determine action applicability -- **Location and Accessibility:** Constructor parameters of `FileContextAction` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 2: Selection State -- **Description:** Data class representing the current selection state -- **Purpose:** To encapsulate information about the selected file and project root -- **Functionality:** Holds references to the selected file and project root -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner data class `SelectionState` -- **Dependencies:** Java `File` class - - -#### Component 3: Action Handling -- **Description:** Core logic for handling the action execution -- **Purpose:** To process the selected file or folder and perform the action -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves configuration - - Gets selected file or folder - - Executes the action in a separate thread - - Manages UI updates and error handling -- **Location and Accessibility:** `handle` method -- **Dependencies:** `UITools`, `AnActionEvent`, `Project` - - -#### Component 4: File Processing -- **Description:** Abstract method for processing the selected file or folder -- **Purpose:** To be implemented by subclasses to define specific action behavior -- **Functionality:** Takes a `SelectionState` and configuration, returns an array of processed files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract method `processSelection` -- **Dependencies:** `SelectionState`, configuration type `T` - - -#### Component 5: Configuration Retrieval -- **Description:** Method for retrieving action-specific configuration -- **Purpose:** To allow subclasses to provide custom configuration -- **Functionality:** Can be overridden to return action-specific configuration -- **Location and Accessibility:** Open method `getConfig` -- **Dependencies:** `Project`, `AnActionEvent` - - -#### Component 6: Action Enablement -- **Description:** Logic for determining if the action should be enabled -- **Purpose:** To control when the action is available in the UI -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the action is enabled based on parent class - - Verifies if it's a dev action and if dev actions are allowed - - Ensures selected item is a file or folder based on action support -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method `isEnabled` -- **Dependencies:** `AppSettingsState`, `AnActionEvent` - - -#### Component 7: File Opening Utility -- **Description:** Static method for opening files in the IDE -- **Purpose:** To provide a reusable way to open generated or processed files -- **Functionality:** - - Schedules file opening attempts - - Refreshes file system to ensure file visibility - - Opens the file in the IDE editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object method `open` -- **Dependencies:** `Project`, `Path`, `ApplicationManager`, `FileEditorManager`# generic\CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Create a new file based on a user-provided description -- **Brief Description:** This action generates a new file with content based on a user's directive, using AI to interpret the requirements and create appropriate code. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI's chat model for file generation - - Handles file path conflicts - - Supports relative path resolution - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends FileContextAction -- **Purpose:** Orchestrate the file creation process -- **Functionality:** - - Processes user selection - - Generates file content - - Handles file writing and path resolution -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, entry point of the action -- **Dependencies:** FileContextAction, AppSettingsState, OpenAI API - - -#### Component 2: ProjectFile data class -- **Description:** Simple data class to hold file information -- **Purpose:** Encapsulate file path and content -- **Functionality:** Stores file path and code content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of CreateFileFromDescriptionAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: Settings data class -- **Description:** Configuration class for the action -- **Purpose:** Store user directive for file creation -- **Functionality:** Holds the directive string -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of CreateFileFromDescriptionAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 4: processSelection method -- **Description:** Main method for processing user selection and creating the file -- **Purpose:** Handle file path resolution and creation -- **Functionality:** - - Resolves relative paths - - Generates file content - - Handles file naming conflicts - - Writes file to disk -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in CreateFileFromDescriptionAction -- **Dependencies:** generateFile method, File system operations - - -#### Component 5: generateFile method -- **Description:** Method to generate file content using AI -- **Purpose:** Create file content based on user directive -- **Functionality:** - - Constructs AI prompt - - Sends request to OpenAI API - - Parses response to extract file path and content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in CreateFileFromDescriptionAction -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, OpenAI API# generic\CommandAutofixAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide an automated fix for command execution errors in an IDE environment -- **Brief Description:** This action runs a specified command, analyzes its output for errors, and attempts to fix the identified issues in the codebase using AI-generated patches. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Custom UI for command configuration - - Integration with IntelliJ's action system - - AI-powered error analysis and code patching - - File system interaction and git-aware file filtering - - Web-based interface for displaying results and applying patches - - -### Logical Components - - -#### CommandAutofixAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the autofix process -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and set up the autofix environment -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves user settings - - Sets up the project environment - - Initiates the web server for displaying results -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, accessible through IDE action system -- **Dependencies:** PatchApp, AppServer, UITools - - -#### PatchApp -- **Description:** An abstract inner class that defines the core functionality of the autofix process -- **Purpose:** To manage the execution of commands, analysis of output, and generation of fixes -- **Functionality:** - - Executes the specified command - - Analyzes command output for errors - - Generates code patches using AI - - Manages the web-based interface for displaying results -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of CommandAutofixAction, instantiated for each autofix session -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, ParsedActor, SimpleActor - - -#### Settings -- **Description:** Data class to hold user-defined settings for the autofix process -- **Purpose:** To store and pass configuration options -- **Functionality:** Holds executable path, arguments, working directory, and exit code options -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested data class in CommandAutofixAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### SettingsUI -- **Description:** UI component for configuring autofix settings -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for setting up the autofix process -- **Functionality:** - - Allows selection of executable - - Configures command arguments - - Sets working directory - - Chooses exit code behavior -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class in CommandAutofixAction -- **Dependencies:** Swing components - - -#### CommandSettingsDialog -- **Description:** Dialog wrapper for displaying the settings UI -- **Purpose:** To present the settings UI in a modal dialog -- **Functionality:** Creates and displays the settings UI in a dialog box -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class in CommandAutofixAction -- **Dependencies:** DialogWrapper, SettingsUI - - -#### Companion Object -- **Description:** Contains utility functions and constants -- **Purpose:** To provide shared functionality across the class -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if a file is ignored by git - - Provides HTML escaping for strings -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of CommandAutofixAction -- **Dependencies:** None - -This action provides a comprehensive solution for automatically fixing command execution errors in a development environment, leveraging AI to analyze errors and generate patches. It integrates tightly with the IDE's action system and provides a user-friendly interface for configuration and result display.# generic\CreateImageAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, OpenAI API -- **Primary Purpose:** To create images based on code summaries using AI -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to generate images related to selected code files using AI models -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI's image generation API - - Integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system - - Supports multi-file selection - - Provides a web-based UI for interaction - - -### Logical Components - - -#### CreateImageAction -- **Description:** Main action class that initiates the image creation process -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and set up the necessary components -- **Functionality:** - - Determines the root directory and selected files - - Initializes the application server - - Opens a web browser for user interaction -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, accessible as an IntelliJ action -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, AppServer, UITools - - -#### PatchApp -- **Description:** Application server for handling user interactions -- **Purpose:** To manage the web-based UI and user messages -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes the application interface - - Handles user messages and initiates the PatchAgent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of CreateImageAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, API, Session, User - - -#### PatchAgent -- **Description:** Main logic handler for image generation -- **Purpose:** To process user input and generate images -- **Functionality:** - - Manages the actor system for image generation - - Handles the image generation process - - Saves and displays generated images -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of CreateImageAction -- **Dependencies:** ActorSystem, ImageActor, ApplicationInterface - - -#### ImageActor -- **Description:** Actor responsible for image generation -- **Purpose:** To interact with the AI model and generate images -- **Functionality:** - - Sends prompts to the AI model - - Receives and processes image responses -- **Location and Accessibility:** Referenced in PatchAgent -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API, ChatModels - - -#### Utility Functions -- **Description:** Helper functions for file handling and image processing -- **Purpose:** To support the main components with common tasks -- **Functionality:** - - File traversal and selection - - Image writing and conversion -- **Location and Accessibility:** Methods within CreateImageAction -- **Dependencies:** Java IO, ImageIO - -This code creates a sophisticated system for generating images based on code summaries, integrating tightly with the IntelliJ IDEA environment and leveraging AI capabilities for image creation.# generic\DiffChatAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a diff-based chat interface for code modifications within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This action creates a chat interface that allows users to discuss and apply code changes using a diff format -- **Implementation Features:** - - Custom chat interface - - Diff-based code modification - - Integration with IntelliJ editor - - Web-based UI - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: DiffChatAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends BaseAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the initiation of the diff chat functionality -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves necessary context (editor, document, selected text) - - Sets up the chat session - - Initializes the web-based UI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Entry point of the action, accessible through IntelliJ's action system -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, AppServer, SessionProxyServer - - -#### Component 2: CodeChatSocketManager (anonymous inner class) -- **Description:** Custom implementation of CodeChatSocketManager -- **Purpose:** To manage the chat session and handle code modifications -- **Functionality:** - - Defines the system prompt for the chat - - Renders the chat response with apply links for diffs - - Applies code changes to the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created within the handle method of DiffChatAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface, SessionTask, IntelliJ Editor API - - -#### Component 3: SystemPrompt -- **Description:** A string constant defining the instructions for the AI -- **Purpose:** To guide the AI in providing responses in the correct diff format -- **Functionality:** Specifies the format and rules for generating diff-based code modifications -- **Location and Accessibility:** Defined within the CodeChatSocketManager as a property -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 4: renderResponse method -- **Description:** Custom implementation of response rendering -- **Purpose:** To convert the AI's response into an interactive HTML format -- **Functionality:** - - Renders the markdown response - - Adds apply links to the diffs - - Handles the application of diffs to the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Defined within the CodeChatSocketManager -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface, IntelliJ WriteCommandAction - - -#### Component 5: Browser Opening Logic -- **Description:** A separate thread that opens the chat interface in a web browser -- **Purpose:** To provide a user-friendly interface for the chat -- **Functionality:** Opens the default web browser to the chat session URL -- **Location and Accessibility:** Executed at the end of the handle method -- **Dependencies:** Desktop API, AppServer# generic\GenerateDocumentationAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Generate documentation for selected files in a project -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to generate documentation for selected files in their project, either as a single compiled document or as individual files. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Custom UI for user input - - File selection - - Concurrent processing of files - - Integration with OpenAI API for content transformation - - Flexible output options (single file or multiple files) - - -### Logical Components - - -#### GenerateDocumentationAction -- **Description:** Main action class that extends FileContextAction -- **Purpose:** Orchestrate the documentation generation process -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the action is enabled - - Configures settings through a custom dialog - - Processes selected files and generates documentation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file -- **Dependencies:** SettingsUI, UserSettings, Settings, SelectionState - - -#### SettingsUI -- **Description:** UI component for user input -- **Purpose:** Collect user preferences for documentation generation -- **Functionality:** - - Provides UI elements for file selection, output options, and AI instructions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of GenerateDocumentationAction -- **Dependencies:** JCheckBox, CheckBoxList, JBTextArea, JBTextField - - -#### UserSettings -- **Description:** Data class to store user preferences -- **Purpose:** Hold configuration options for documentation generation -- **Functionality:** - - Stores transformation message, output filename, file list, and output options -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of GenerateDocumentationAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Settings -- **Description:** Wrapper class for UserSettings and Project -- **Purpose:** Combine user settings with project information -- **Functionality:** - - Holds UserSettings and Project instances -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of GenerateDocumentationAction -- **Dependencies:** UserSettings, Project - - -#### DocumentationCompilerDialog -- **Description:** Custom dialog for user input -- **Purpose:** Present a user-friendly interface for configuring documentation generation -- **Functionality:** - - Creates and manages the dialog UI - - Handles user input and updates UserSettings -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of GenerateDocumentationAction -- **Dependencies:** SettingsUI, UserSettings, DialogWrapper - - -#### Companion Object -- **Description:** Static utility methods and properties -- **Purpose:** Provide helper functions and shared resources -- **Functionality:** - - Manages a scheduled thread pool - - Contains a method to open generated files in the IDE -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of GenerateDocumentationAction -- **Dependencies:** ScheduledExecutorService - - -#### Extension Property (items) -- **Description:** Extension property for CheckBoxList -- **Purpose:** Simplify access to all items in a CheckBoxList -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves all items from a CheckBoxList as a List -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level property in the file -- **Dependencies:** CheckBoxList# generic\GenericChatAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a generic chat action within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a generic chat action that opens a web-based chat interface for code-related discussions. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Extends BaseAction - - Uses AppServer for web server functionality - - Integrates with AppSettingsState for configuration - - Utilizes ChatSocketManager for managing chat sessions - - -### Logical Components - - -#### GenericChatAction Class -- **Description:** The main class that implements the chat action -- **Purpose:** To handle the execution of the chat action when triggered -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides handle() method to set up and launch the chat session - - Configures chat parameters like system prompt and user interface prompt - - Creates a new chat session and opens it in the default web browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be instantiated and used where needed -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AppServer, AppSettingsState, ChatSocketManager - - -#### Action Update Thread -- **Description:** Specifies the thread for action updates -- **Purpose:** To ensure proper threading for action updates in the IDE -- **Functionality:** Sets the action update thread to BGT (Background Thread) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override of getActionUpdateThread() method -- **Dependencies:** ActionUpdateThread enum from IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Chat Session Configuration -- **Description:** Configuration parameters for the chat session -- **Purpose:** To customize the behavior and appearance of the chat interface -- **Functionality:** - - Defines path, system prompt, user interface prompt - - Uses AppSettingsState to get the chat model -- **Location and Accessibility:** Properties within the GenericChatAction class -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Browser Launch -- **Description:** Mechanism to open the chat interface in a web browser -- **Purpose:** To provide user access to the chat interface -- **Functionality:** - - Uses Desktop.getDesktop().browse() to open the chat URL - - Runs in a separate thread with a small delay -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the handle() method implementation -- **Dependencies:** Java AWT Desktop class - - -#### Logging -- **Description:** Logging functionality for the action -- **Purpose:** To provide debugging and error information -- **Functionality:** Uses SLF4J for logging -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of the class -- **Dependencies:** SLF4J LoggerFactory# generic\GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Generate a related file based on an existing file and user directive -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to generate a new file related to an existing one, using AI-powered content generation -- **Implementation Features:** File selection, AI-based content generation, file creation, and automatic opening of the new file - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: GenerateRelatedFileAction -- **Description:** Main action class that extends FileContextAction -- **Purpose:** Orchestrate the process of generating a related file -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the action is enabled - - Configures settings through a UI dialog - - Processes the selected file and generates a new related file -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, entry point of the action -- **Dependencies:** FileContextAction, AppSettingsState, UITools - - -#### Component 2: SettingsUI and UserSettings -- **Description:** Classes for managing user input for the file generation directive -- **Purpose:** Collect and store user input for the file generation process -- **Functionality:** - - SettingsUI provides a JTextArea for user input - - UserSettings stores the directive as a string -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner classes of GenerateRelatedFileAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: ProjectFile -- **Description:** Data class representing a file in the project -- **Purpose:** Store file path and content -- **Functionality:** Holds path and code as properties -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner data class of GenerateRelatedFileAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 4: processSelection -- **Description:** Method that handles the main logic of file generation -- **Purpose:** Generate and save the new file based on the selected file and user directive -- **Functionality:** - - Reads the selected file - - Calls generateFile to create new file content - - Saves the new file and opens it in the IDE -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in GenerateRelatedFileAction -- **Dependencies:** generateFile, open - - -#### Component 5: generateFile -- **Description:** Method that generates new file content using AI -- **Purpose:** Create new file content based on the existing file and user directive -- **Functionality:** - - Prepares a chat request with the existing file content and user directive - - Sends the request to the AI model - - Parses the AI response to extract the new file path and content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method in GenerateRelatedFileAction -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, OpenAI API - - -#### Component 6: open (companion object) -- **Description:** Static method to open the newly created file in the IDE -- **Purpose:** Ensure the new file is opened for the user to view and edit -- **Functionality:** - - Refreshes the file system - - Opens the file in the IDE editor - - Retries if the file is not immediately available -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object method in GenerateRelatedFileAction -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform API (ApplicationManager, FileEditorManager, LocalFileSystem)# generic\MassPatchAction.kt - -Here's a functionality analysis of the provided code: - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development, OpenAI API -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a mass patching functionality for multiple files in an IntelliJ IDEA project using AI-generated suggestions. -- **Brief Description:** This code implements an action that allows users to select multiple files in a project, provide an AI instruction, and generate patches for these files based on the instruction. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Custom UI for file selection and instruction input - - Integration with OpenAI API for generating patches - - Web-based interface for reviewing and applying patches - - File diff generation and application - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: MassPatchAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the mass patching process. -- **Purpose:** To handle the user interaction for selecting files and providing instructions. -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the selected item is a directory - - Opens a configuration dialog for user input - - Initiates the patching process by creating a MassPatchServer instance - - Opens a web browser to display the results -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file, accessible as an action in the IDE -- **Dependencies:** ConfigDialog, MassPatchServer, AppServer - - -#### Component 2: ConfigDialog -- **Description:** A dialog for configuring the mass patch operation. -- **Purpose:** To allow users to select files and provide an AI instruction. -- **Functionality:** - - Displays a list of files for the user to select - - Provides a text area for entering the AI instruction - - Saves the user's selections and input -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of MassPatchAction -- **Dependencies:** SettingsUI, UserSettings - - -#### Component 3: MassPatchServer -- **Description:** A server that handles the AI-based patching process. -- **Purpose:** To generate and manage patches for the selected files based on the user's instruction. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a summary of the selected code files - - Initializes an AI actor with a specific prompt for patch generation - - Manages sessions for handling user interactions - - Generates patches using the OpenAI API - - Provides an interface for reviewing and applying patches -- **Location and Accessibility:** Separate class at the bottom of the file -- **Dependencies:** OpenAIClient, ApplicationServer, SimpleActor - - -#### Component 4: SimpleActor -- **Description:** An AI actor that generates responses based on a given prompt and model. -- **Purpose:** To interact with the OpenAI API and generate patch suggestions. -- **Functionality:** - - Holds the prompt for patch generation - - Uses the specified OpenAI model to generate responses - - Handles the temperature setting for response generation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Referenced within MassPatchServer -- **Dependencies:** OpenAIClient, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 5: Discussable -- **Description:** A class that manages the interaction flow for generating and displaying patches. -- **Purpose:** To handle the conversation-like interaction for patch generation and review. -- **Functionality:** - - Manages the task lifecycle for each file being patched - - Handles the generation of initial responses and revisions - - Provides methods for displaying and applying patches -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within MassPatchServer's newSession method -- **Dependencies:** TabbedDisplay, ApplicationSocketManager - -This code implements a complex system for mass-patching files in an IntelliJ IDEA project using AI-generated suggestions. It combines user interface elements, AI interaction, and file manipulation to provide a seamless experience for bulk code modifications guided by natural language instructions.# generic\MultiCodeChatAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a multi-file code chat functionality within an IntelliJ-based IDE -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to initiate a chat session about multiple code files, providing context-aware AI assistance for coding tasks. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Custom action implementation - - Integration with IntelliJ's action system - - Web-based chat interface - - AI-powered code analysis and suggestions - - File diff and update capabilities - - -### Logical Components - - -#### MultiCodeChatAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the chat session -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and set up the chat environment -- **Functionality:** - - Determines the root directory and relevant code files - - Initializes a new chat session - - Opens a web browser to the chat interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, accessible through IDE actions -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AppServer, UITools - - -#### PatchApp -- **Description:** An inner class that manages the chat application -- **Purpose:** To handle user messages and interact with the AI model -- **Functionality:** - - Provides a summary of the code files - - Processes user messages - - Interacts with the AI model to generate responses - - Handles file updates based on AI suggestions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of MultiCodeChatAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, SimpleActor, AppSettingsState - - -#### SimpleActor -- **Description:** Represents the AI model used for generating responses -- **Purpose:** To process user inputs and generate relevant code-related responses -- **Functionality:** - - Maintains context about the code being discussed - - Generates responses based on user queries -- **Location and Accessibility:** Property within PatchApp -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState for model configuration - - -#### Discussable -- **Description:** A utility class for managing the chat flow -- **Purpose:** To structure the conversation between the user and the AI -- **Functionality:** - - Manages the chat task and user interface - - Handles the flow of messages between user and AI - - Processes and displays AI responses -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within the userMessage method of PatchApp -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface, API - - -#### File Handling Utilities -- **Description:** Methods for managing file operations -- **Purpose:** To handle file selection, reading, and updating -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves selected files from the IDE - - Reads file contents - - Updates files based on AI suggestions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Utility methods within MultiCodeChatAction and PatchApp -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile, Path, File - -This code provides a sophisticated multi-file code chat functionality, leveraging AI to assist developers with coding tasks directly within their IDE environment. It integrates tightly with IntelliJ's action system and provides a web-based interface for seamless interaction.# generic\MultiDiffChatAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, OpenAI API -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a multi-file diff chat action for code review and modification -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to select multiple files and engage in a chat-based interaction to review and modify code across these files. -- **Implementation Features:** - - File selection and diff generation - - Integration with OpenAI API for code analysis - - Interactive chat interface - - Ability to apply suggested changes directly to files - - -### Logical Components - - -#### MultiDiffChatAction -- **Description:** Main action class that initiates the multi-file diff chat -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and set up the chat session -- **Functionality:** - - Determines the root directory and selected files - - Initializes the chat session - - Opens a browser window to the chat interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AppServer, UITools - - -#### PatchApp -- **Description:** Inner class that manages the chat application -- **Purpose:** To handle user messages and generate responses -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes the chat interface - - Processes user messages - - Generates code summaries - - Applies patches to files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of MultiDiffChatAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, SimpleActor, Discussable - - -#### SimpleActor -- **Description:** AI actor that generates responses to user messages -- **Purpose:** To analyze code and generate suggestions -- **Functionality:** - - Processes code summaries and user messages - - Generates responses with code patches in diff format -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within PatchApp -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API - - -#### Discussable -- **Description:** Manages the chat flow and user interaction -- **Purpose:** To facilitate the back-and-forth between user and AI -- **Functionality:** - - Handles user input and AI responses - - Manages the chat interface - - Applies changes to files based on user confirmation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within PatchApp -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface, SimpleActor - - -#### Helper Functions -- **Description:** Various utility functions -- **Purpose:** To support the main functionality of the action -- **Functionality:** - - File handling (getFiles) - - Code summary generation (codeSummary) - - Settings management (getSettings) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Scattered throughout the class -- **Dependencies:** Various Kotlin and IntelliJ Platform SDK utilities - -This code implements a sophisticated multi-file code review and modification system using AI-powered chat interactions. It leverages the OpenAI API to analyze code and suggest changes, which can then be applied directly to the files. The modular design allows for easy extension and modification of the chat behavior and file handling processes.# generic\MultiStepPatchAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a multi-step patch action for code modification in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code implements a multi-step process for analyzing, planning, and executing code changes based on user input within an IntelliJ IDEA environment. -- **Implementation Features:** Action handling, web-based UI, task planning, code patching, file diff generation - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: MultiStepPatchAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the multi-step patch process -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and set up the environment for the patching process -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes a new session - - Sets up data storage - - Launches a web-based UI for interaction -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, entry point for the action -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, AutoDevApp - - -#### Component 2: AutoDevApp -- **Description:** Application server for the Auto Dev Assistant -- **Purpose:** To manage the web-based user interface and handle user messages -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes the application server - - Handles user messages and initiates the AutoDevAgent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class within MultiStepPatchAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, AutoDevAgent - - -#### Component 3: AutoDevAgent -- **Description:** Core agent responsible for executing the multi-step patch process -- **Purpose:** To break down user requests into tasks and execute code changes -- **Functionality:** - - Analyzes user input and project files - - Generates a task list - - Executes code changes based on the task list -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class within MultiStepPatchAction -- **Dependencies:** ActorSystem, ParsedActor, SimpleActor - - -#### Component 4: DesignActor -- **Description:** Actor responsible for translating user directives into a task list -- **Purpose:** To break down user requests into actionable tasks -- **Functionality:** Generates a TaskList object based on user input and project context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the ActorSystem within AutoDevAgent -- **Dependencies:** ParsedActor - - -#### Component 5: TaskCodingActor -- **Description:** Actor responsible for implementing code changes -- **Purpose:** To generate code patches based on task descriptions -- **Functionality:** Produces code diffs for specified files based on task descriptions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the ActorSystem within AutoDevAgent -- **Dependencies:** SimpleActor - - -#### Component 6: TaskList and Task Data Classes -- **Description:** Data structures for representing the planned tasks -- **Purpose:** To structure and validate the task information -- **Functionality:** Holds information about tasks to be performed, including file paths and descriptions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of MultiStepPatchAction -- **Dependencies:** None# generic\SessionProxyApp.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, likely using a web framework (possibly Spring Boot or similar) -- **Primary Purpose:** To create a server for an AI Coding Assistant application -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `SessionProxyServer` class that extends `ApplicationServer` to create a server for an AI Coding Assistant. It manages sessions and can create new sessions for users. -- **Implementation Features:** Session management, user handling, companion object for static properties - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: SessionProxyServer class -- **Description:** The main class that extends ApplicationServer -- **Purpose:** To set up and manage the AI Coding Assistant server -- **Functionality:** - - Configures the application name, path, and UI settings - - Overrides methods to customize behavior - - Creates new sessions for users -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be instantiated and used by other parts of the application -- **Dependencies:** Depends on ApplicationServer, User, Session, and SocketManager classes - - -#### Component 2: newSession method -- **Description:** Method to create a new session for a user -- **Purpose:** To handle session creation and management -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if a chat exists for the session and creates a new session - - If no chat exists, uses an agent from the agents map -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public method within SessionProxyServer class -- **Dependencies:** Relies on chats and agents maps in the companion object - - -#### Component 3: Companion object -- **Description:** Static object containing shared properties and a logger -- **Purpose:** To store shared data and provide logging functionality -- **Functionality:** - - Holds mutable maps for agents and chats - - Contains a logger instance -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within SessionProxyServer class, accessible as static members -- **Dependencies:** Uses org.slf4j.LoggerFactory for logging - - -#### Component 4: Configuration properties -- **Description:** Properties set in the class constructor -- **Purpose:** To configure the server's behavior -- **Functionality:** - - Sets application name, path, and UI options - - Configures input behavior (singleInput and stickyInput) -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within SessionProxyServer class constructor -- **Dependencies:** None, these are simple property assignments# generic\ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development, React, TypeScript -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a web development assistant action for creating React and TypeScript web applications within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin environment. -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction` class that extends `BaseAction` to create a web development assistant. It uses AI-powered actors to generate project architecture, HTML, TypeScript, CSS, and image files for a web application based on user input. -- **Implementation Features:** - - AI-powered code generation - - Project architecture design - - File creation and management - - Code review and refinement - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA - - -### Logical Components - - -#### ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the web development assistant. -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and start the web development process. -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new session - - Initializes the WebDevApp - - Opens a browser to display the assistant interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AppServer, UITools - - -#### WebDevApp -- **Description:** An application server class for the web development assistant. -- **Purpose:** To manage the user interface and handle user messages. -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes settings and tools - - Handles user messages - - Creates and manages WebDevAgent instances -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class within ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, API, ClientManager - - -#### WebDevAgent -- **Description:** The main agent class that orchestrates the web development process. -- **Purpose:** To generate and manage the web application files based on user input. -- **Functionality:** - - Manages various AI actors for different aspects of web development - - Generates project architecture - - Creates HTML, TypeScript, CSS, and image files - - Performs code review and refinement -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class within WebDevApp -- **Dependencies:** ActorSystem, various AI actors (ParsedActor, SimpleActor, ImageActor) - - -#### AI Actors -- **Description:** Various specialized AI actors for different tasks in web development. -- **Purpose:** To generate specific parts of the web application. -- **Functionality:** - - ArchitectureDiscussionActor: Generates project architecture - - HtmlCodingActor: Creates HTML files - - TypescriptCodingActor: Generates TypeScript code - - CssCodingActor: Creates CSS files - - CodeReviewer: Reviews and refines generated code - - ImageActor: Generates images for the web application -- **Location and Accessibility:** Defined within the WebDevAgent class -- **Dependencies:** ParsedActor, SimpleActor, ImageActor - - -#### ProjectSpec and ProjectFile -- **Description:** Data classes for representing the project structure and files. -- **Purpose:** To store and validate project architecture information. -- **Functionality:** - - Defines the structure of the project - - Validates project and file information -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction -- **Dependencies:** ValidatedObject - -This code implements a complex web development assistant that leverages AI to generate a complete React and TypeScript web application based on user input. It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA as a plugin action and provides a comprehensive set of tools for project architecture design, code generation, and refinement.# generic\PlanAheadAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide an AI-assisted code planning and generation tool as an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code implements a "Plan Ahead" action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin that uses AI to break down user requests into actionable tasks, generate code, and manage project development. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Task breakdown and planning - - Code generation for new files - - File editing and patching - - Documentation generation - - Shell command execution - - User interaction through a web interface - - -### Logical Components - - -#### PlanAheadAction -- **Description:** The main entry point for the "Plan Ahead" action in the IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Purpose:** To initiate the AI-assisted planning and code generation process -- **Functionality:** - - Displays a configuration dialog for user settings - - Initializes the planning process - - Opens a web browser to display the user interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file -- **Dependencies:** PlanAheadApp, AppServer - - -#### PlanAheadApp -- **Description:** Manages the web application for the planning process -- **Purpose:** To handle user interactions and coordinate the planning and code generation tasks -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes settings for the planning process - - Handles user messages and initiates the planning agent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class within PlanAheadAction -- **Dependencies:** PlanAheadAgent, ApplicationServer - - -#### PlanAheadAgent -- **Description:** The core component that manages the AI-assisted planning and code generation process -- **Purpose:** To break down user requests into tasks and execute them using various AI actors -- **Functionality:** - - Task breakdown and dependency management - - Code generation for new files - - File editing and patching - - Documentation generation - - Shell command execution - - User interaction through a web interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class within PlanAheadApp -- **Dependencies:** Various AI actors (TaskBreakdown, DocumentationGenerator, NewFileCreator, FilePatcher, Inquiry, RunShellCommand) - - -#### AI Actors -- **Description:** Specialized AI components for different tasks -- **Purpose:** To perform specific actions within the planning and code generation process -- **Functionality:** - - TaskBreakdown: Breaks down user requests into smaller, actionable tasks - - DocumentationGenerator: Creates documentation for code - - NewFileCreator: Generates code for new files - - FilePatcher: Modifies existing files - - Inquiry: Provides information and insights on specific topics - - RunShellCommand: Executes shell commands and provides output -- **Location and Accessibility:** Defined as private functions at the end of the file -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API, various utility classes - - -#### GenState -- **Description:** Manages the state of the generation process -- **Purpose:** To keep track of tasks, their dependencies, and execution status -- **Functionality:** - - Stores information about tasks and their relationships - - Manages task execution order and status -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested data class within PlanAheadAgent -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### UI Components -- **Description:** Various UI-related classes and functions -- **Purpose:** To provide user interaction and display results -- **Functionality:** - - Displays task dependency graphs - - Shows task execution progress - - Allows user interaction with generated content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Scattered throughout the PlanAheadAgent class -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform UI components, custom UI utilities - -This code implements a complex AI-assisted code planning and generation tool as an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It uses various AI actors to break down user requests, generate code, and manage project development. The implementation is highly modular, with different components handling specific aspects of the process, such as task planning, code generation, and user interaction.# generic\ShellCommandAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To execute shell commands in a selected directory and display the output through a web interface -- **Brief Description:** This action creates a web-based interface for executing shell commands in a specified directory, handling the execution and displaying results to the user. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses IntelliJ's action system - - Integrates with a custom web server (AppServer) - - Utilizes a CodingAgent for command execution and result handling - - Supports both Windows (PowerShell) and Unix-like (Bash) systems - - -### Logical Components - - -#### ShellCommandAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the shell command execution process -- **Purpose:** To set up the environment and launch the web interface for shell command execution -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if a directory is selected - - Creates a new session - - Sets up a custom ApplicationServer for handling user interactions - - Opens a web browser to the generated session URL -- **Location and Accessibility:** Extends BaseAction, can be triggered from the IDE -- **Dependencies:** UITools, AppServer, SessionProxyServer - - -#### Custom ApplicationServer -- **Description:** An anonymous inner class that extends ApplicationServer to handle user interactions -- **Purpose:** To process user input (shell commands) and display results -- **Functionality:** - - Receives user messages - - Creates a CodingAgent to execute the commands - - Displays the results and provides options for user interaction -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created within the ShellCommandAction's handle method -- **Dependencies:** CodingAgent, ProcessInterpreter, ApplicationInterface - - -#### CodingAgent (Anonymous Inner Class) -- **Description:** A custom implementation of CodingAgent for shell command execution -- **Purpose:** To execute shell commands and process the results -- **Functionality:** - - Executes shell commands using ProcessInterpreter - - Handles the display of command output - - Provides options for accepting results or revising commands -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created within the custom ApplicationServer's userMessage method -- **Dependencies:** ProcessInterpreter, SessionTask, CodingActor - - -#### AppServer -- **Description:** A server component that hosts the web interface -- **Purpose:** To provide a web-based interface for interacting with the shell command execution -- **Functionality:** - - Hosts the web application - - Provides a URL for accessing the shell command interface -- **Location and Accessibility:** Accessed through AppServer.getServer(e.project) -- **Dependencies:** Project-specific server implementation - -This action creates a sophisticated system for executing shell commands through a web interface, leveraging IntelliJ's action system and integrating with custom web server and AI-assisted coding components. It provides a flexible and user-friendly way to run shell commands in a selected directory, with support for both Windows and Unix-like systems.# generic\SimpleCommandAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a simple command action for code modification in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a custom action that allows users to execute commands on selected files or directories within an IntelliJ IDEA project. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Custom action handling - - File selection and processing - - Integration with external AI services - - Dynamic UI updates - - Code patching and diff generation - - -### Logical Components - - -#### SimpleCommandAction -- **Description:** The main action class that extends BaseAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the execution of the custom command action -- **Functionality:** - - Determines the selected files or directories - - Initializes and runs the PatchApp - - Opens a web browser to display results -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, entry point of the action -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, AppSettingsState, UITools - - -#### PatchApp -- **Description:** An abstract inner class that extends ApplicationServer -- **Purpose:** To process user commands and generate code patches -- **Functionality:** - - Manages the application server for handling user requests - - Processes user messages and generates responses - - Coordinates the execution of tasks based on user input -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract inner class of SimpleCommandAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, Session, Settings - - -#### ParsedActor and SimpleActor -- **Description:** Utility classes for parsing and processing AI responses -- **Purpose:** To interact with AI services and process their responses -- **Functionality:** - - Sends prompts to AI services - - Parses and structures AI responses - - Generates code patches based on AI suggestions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within the run method of PatchApp -- **Dependencies:** API (presumably an AI service API) - - -#### Settings -- **Description:** Data class for storing user settings -- **Purpose:** To maintain configuration for the working directory -- **Functionality:** Stores the working directory as a File object -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner data class of SimpleCommandAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Companion Object -- **Description:** Contains utility methods and constants -- **Purpose:** To provide helper functions and shared resources -- **Functionality:** - - Expands wildcards in file paths - - Retrieves files from VirtualFile arrays - - Defines constants like tripleTilde -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of SimpleCommandAction -- **Dependencies:** None - -This code implements a complex action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin that allows users to execute AI-assisted code modifications. It integrates with external AI services to generate code patches based on user commands and project context. The implementation is modular, with separate components handling different aspects of the process, from file selection to AI interaction and patch generation.# git\ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, Git4Idea -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a chat interface for discussing Git commit differences -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to compare a selected Git commit with the current HEAD and open a chat interface to discuss the changes. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Git integration - - Diff generation - - Chat interface using OpenAI API - - Web-based UI for chat - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: Action Handling -- **Description:** Handles the action when triggered from the IDE -- **Purpose:** To initiate the process of comparing commits and opening the chat -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves necessary data from the action event - - Starts a new thread to perform the comparison and open the chat -- **Location and Accessibility:** `actionPerformed` method -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, GitRepositoryManager - - -#### Component 2: Git Diff Generation -- **Description:** Generates a diff between the selected commit and the current HEAD -- **Purpose:** To provide the content for the chat discussion -- **Functionality:** - - Uses Git4Idea to run a diff command - - Formats the diff output -- **Location and Accessibility:** `getChangesBetweenCommits` method -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea, GitRepository - - -#### Component 3: Chat Interface Setup -- **Description:** Sets up and opens the chat interface -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for discussing the commit differences -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new chat session - - Configures the chat application settings - - Opens the chat interface in the default web browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** `openChatWithDiff` method -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, CodeChatSocketManager, ApplicationServer - - -#### Component 4: Action Visibility Control -- **Description:** Controls when the action is visible and enabled in the IDE -- **Purpose:** To ensure the action is only available in appropriate contexts -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the current VCS is Git - - Enables/disables the action accordingly -- **Location and Accessibility:** `update` method -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, VcsDataKeys - -This action provides a seamless integration between Git operations and a chat interface, allowing developers to discuss code changes in the context of specific commits. It leverages the IntelliJ Platform SDK for IDE integration, Git4Idea for Git operations, and a custom chat implementation for the discussion interface.# git\ChatWithCommitAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a chat interface for discussing Git commit changes -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to open a chat interface to discuss the changes in a Git commit, displaying the diff information and using OpenAI's API for the chat functionality. -- **Implementation Features:** Git integration, diff generation, chat interface, OpenAI API integration - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: ChatWithCommitAction -- **Description:** Main action class that handles the user interaction and initiates the chat process -- **Purpose:** To retrieve commit changes and open a chat interface for discussing them -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves selected files and changes from the action event - - Generates a diff of the changes - - Opens a chat interface with the diff information -- **Location and Accessibility:** Accessible as an action in the IntelliJ IDEA interface -- **Dependencies:** AnAction, AnActionEvent, VcsDataKeys, CommonDataKeys - - -#### Component 2: Diff Generation -- **Description:** Logic for generating and formatting the diff information -- **Purpose:** To create a human-readable representation of the changes in the commit -- **Functionality:** - - Filters and processes the changes for selected files - - Handles binary files, added files, and deleted files - - Generates a formatted diff using DiffUtil -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within the actionPerformed method of ChatWithCommitAction -- **Dependencies:** DiffUtil - - -#### Component 3: Chat Interface Setup -- **Description:** Logic for setting up and opening the chat interface -- **Purpose:** To create a session for the chat and open it in the user's browser -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new session and CodeChatSocketManager - - Sets up the ApplicationServer session information - - Opens the chat interface in the default browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within the openChatWithDiff method of ChatWithCommitAction -- **Dependencies:** SessionProxyServer, CodeChatSocketManager, ApplicationServer, AppServer - - -#### Component 4: File Expansion -- **Description:** Utility function to expand directories into individual files -- **Purpose:** To process all files in selected directories -- **Functionality:** Recursively expands directories into a list of individual files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within the expand method of ChatWithCommitAction -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile - - -#### Component 5: Action Update -- **Description:** Logic to determine when the action should be enabled and visible -- **Purpose:** To ensure the action is only available in appropriate contexts -- **Functionality:** Enables the action only when not in a Git context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within the update method of ChatWithCommitAction -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent# generic\WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a web development assistant action within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `WebDevelopmentAssistantAction` class that creates a web-based interface for assisting with web development tasks, including project architecture, code generation, and review. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses AI models for code generation and review - - Implements a web-based user interface - - Supports multiple file types (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images) - - Includes code review and iterative refinement capabilities - - -### Logical Components - - -#### WebDevelopmentAssistantAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the web development assistant -- **Purpose:** To handle the action when triggered from the IDE -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new session - - Launches a web interface for the assistant -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, likely triggered from a menu or toolbar action -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, UITools, BaseAction - - -#### WebDevApp -- **Description:** An application server for the web development assistant -- **Purpose:** To manage the web interface and handle user interactions -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes the application settings - - Handles user messages and initiates the WebDevAgent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of WebDevelopmentAssistantAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, API, StorageInterface, User - - -#### WebDevAgent -- **Description:** The core agent that manages the web development assistance process -- **Purpose:** To coordinate various AI actors for different aspects of web development -- **Functionality:** - - Manages project architecture discussion - - Generates code for different file types (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images) - - Performs code review and refinement -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of WebDevApp -- **Dependencies:** Various AI actors (ArchitectureDiscussionActor, HtmlCodingActor, JavascriptCodingActor, etc.) - - -#### AI Actors -- **Description:** Specialized AI actors for different tasks -- **Purpose:** To perform specific tasks in the web development process -- **Functionality:** - - ArchitectureDiscussionActor: Discusses and plans project architecture - - HtmlCodingActor, JavascriptCodingActor, CssCodingActor: Generate code for respective file types - - CodeReviewer: Reviews and suggests improvements for generated code - - ImageActor: Generates images for the project -- **Location and Accessibility:** Defined within WebDevAgent -- **Dependencies:** API, ChatModels - - -#### Discussable -- **Description:** A utility class for managing discussions with AI actors -- **Purpose:** To facilitate iterative conversations and refinements -- **Functionality:** - - Manages initial responses and revisions - - Handles user interactions for refining generated content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within WebDevAgent methods -- **Dependencies:** SessionTask, ApplicationInterface - - -#### ProjectSpec and ProjectFile -- **Description:** Data classes for representing project structure -- **Purpose:** To define the structure of the web project -- **Functionality:** - - ProjectSpec: Represents the overall project structure - - ProjectFile: Represents individual files in the project -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of WebDevelopmentAssistantAction -- **Dependencies:** None - -This code implements a sophisticated web development assistant that leverages AI to help with various aspects of web project creation, from architecture planning to code generation and review. It's designed to work within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin environment, providing a web-based interface for user interaction while utilizing the IDE's capabilities for file management and code integration.# git\ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, Git4Idea -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a chat interface for discussing changes between the HEAD and working copy in a Git repository -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to view and discuss the differences between the current HEAD and the working copy in a Git repository using a chat interface. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Integrates with IntelliJ's action system - - Uses Git4Idea for Git operations - - Implements a custom chat interface using AppServer and SessionProxyServer - - Handles errors and provides user feedback - - -### Logical Components - - -#### ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction -- **Description:** Main action class that extends AnAction -- **Purpose:** Entry point for the action, handles user interaction and orchestrates the process -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves Git repository information - - Initiates the diff operation - - Opens the chat interface with the diff information -- **Location and Accessibility:** Accessible as an action in the IntelliJ IDE -- **Dependencies:** AnAction, Git4Idea, AppServer, SessionProxyServer - - -#### getChangesBetweenHeadAndWorkingCopy -- **Description:** Function to retrieve Git diff information -- **Purpose:** Executes Git diff command and returns the result -- **Functionality:** - - Runs 'git diff' command using Git4Idea - - Handles command execution and error checking -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private function within ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea - - -#### openChatWithDiff -- **Description:** Function to set up and open the chat interface -- **Purpose:** Prepares the chat session and opens it in the user's browser -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new chat session - - Configures the session with diff information - - Opens the chat interface in the default browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private function within ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction -- **Dependencies:** SessionProxyServer, AppServer, Desktop API - - -#### update -- **Description:** Function to control action visibility and enabled state -- **Purpose:** Determines when the action should be available to the user -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the current context is a Git repository - - Enables or disables the action accordingly -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override of AnAction.update -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, VcsDataKeys, GitVcs - -This action provides a seamless way for users to discuss Git changes directly within their IDE, enhancing collaboration and code review processes.# legacy\AppendTextWithChatAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To append text to the end of a user's selected text using AI-generated content -- **Brief Description:** This action class extends SelectionAction to process selected text in an IntelliJ IDEA editor, appending AI-generated content to it. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI's chat model for text generation - - Configurable through AppSettingsState - - Supports legacy action enablement - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: Action Configuration -- **Description:** Configures the action's behavior and availability -- **Purpose:** To control when and how the action can be used -- **Functionality:** - - Specifies background thread for action updates - - Checks if legacy actions are enabled -- **Location and Accessibility:** Methods `getActionUpdateThread()` and `isEnabled()` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 2: Selection Processing -- **Description:** Processes the user's text selection -- **Purpose:** To generate and append new text to the user's selection -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves app settings - - Creates a chat request with the selected text - - Sends request to OpenAI API - - Appends the generated text to the original selection -- **Location and Accessibility:** Method `processSelection()` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, OpenAI API client - - -#### Component 3: Chat Request Configuration -- **Description:** Sets up the chat request for the AI model -- **Purpose:** To provide context and instructions for text generation -- **Functionality:** - - Sets the AI model and temperature - - Configures system and user messages -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within `processSelection()` method -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, OpenAI API models - - -#### Component 4: Response Processing -- **Description:** Handles the AI-generated response -- **Purpose:** To extract and format the generated text for appending -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts content from API response - - Ensures no duplication of original text in the appended content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Within `processSelection()` method -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API response structure# git\ReplicateCommitAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To replicate a Git commit with modifications based on user input -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to replicate a Git commit with changes, guided by AI assistance -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses IntelliJ's action system - - Integrates with Git VCS - - Implements a custom web application for user interaction - - Utilizes AI for code analysis and patch generation - - -### Logical Components - - -#### ReplicateCommitAction -- **Description:** Main action class that initiates the commit replication process -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and set up the replication environment -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves user settings and selected files - - Generates diff information from selected changes - - Initializes and starts a web application for user interaction -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, accessible through IntelliJ's action system -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK, AppServer, SessionProxyServer - - -#### PatchApp -- **Description:** Abstract inner class that defines the web application for patch generation -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for interacting with the AI and applying patches -- **Functionality:** - - Displays project summary - - Handles user messages - - Coordinates the AI-assisted patch generation process -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner abstract class of ReplicateCommitAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, SessionTask, API - - -#### ParsedActor and SimpleActor -- **Description:** AI actors for parsing tasks and generating code patches -- **Purpose:** To analyze user requests and generate appropriate code changes -- **Functionality:** - - ParsedActor: Identifies tasks and relevant files for modification - - SimpleActor: Generates code patches based on identified tasks -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within the run method of PatchApp -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, API - - -#### Utility Functions -- **Description:** Various helper functions for file handling and settings retrieval -- **Purpose:** To support the main functionality with common operations -- **Functionality:** - - File expansion and filtering - - User settings retrieval - - Path conversion and wildcard handling -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object and private methods within ReplicateCommitAction -- **Dependencies:** Java NIO, Kotlin standard library - -This code implements a complex action for replicating Git commits with AI assistance, integrating tightly with IntelliJ's platform and providing a web-based interface for user interaction. It demonstrates advanced use of Kotlin features and IntelliJ's API to create a sophisticated development tool.# legacy\CommentsAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To add comments to code explaining each line -- **Brief Description:** This action adds comments to selected code using AI-generated explanations -- **Implementation Features:** - - Extends SelectionAction - - Uses ChatProxy for AI-powered code commenting - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Configurable through AppSettingsState - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: CommentsAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the action of adding comments to selected code -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the action is enabled - - Processes the selected text to add comments - - Uses ChatProxy to generate comments -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class in the package -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ChatProxy - - -#### Component 2: isEnabled method -- **Description:** Checks if the action should be enabled -- **Purpose:** To control when the action can be used -- **Functionality:** Returns true if legacy actions are enabled in settings -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in CommentsAction -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 3: isLanguageSupported method -- **Description:** Checks if the action supports the current language -- **Purpose:** To ensure the action is only available for supported languages -- **Functionality:** Returns true for all languages except plain text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in CommentsAction -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - - -#### Component 4: processSelection method -- **Description:** Processes the selected text to add comments -- **Purpose:** To generate and apply comments to the selected code -- **Functionality:** - - Uses ChatProxy to call a virtual API for code editing - - Passes selected text, instructions, and language information - - Returns the commented code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in CommentsAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState, CommentsAction_VirtualAPI - - -#### Component 5: CommentsAction_VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** Virtual API interface for code editing -- **Purpose:** To define the contract for AI-powered code commenting -- **Functionality:** Declares a method for editing code with comments -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface in CommentsAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 6: CommentsAction_ConvertedText class -- **Description:** Data class for holding the result of code commenting -- **Purpose:** To structure the output of the AI code commenting process -- **Functionality:** Holds the commented code and language information -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class in CommentsAction_VirtualAPI -- **Dependencies:** None# legacy\DocAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To generate documentation for selected code blocks in various programming languages -- **Brief Description:** This class, `DocAction`, extends `SelectionAction` to provide functionality for automatically generating documentation comments for selected code blocks in an IntelliJ IDEA editor. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI's API for generating documentation - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system - - Utilizes PSI (Program Structure Interface) for precise code selection - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: DocAction class -- **Description:** Main class that extends SelectionAction to provide documentation generation functionality -- **Purpose:** To integrate the documentation generation feature into IntelliJ IDEA's action system -- **Functionality:** Handles action enabling/disabling, processes selected code, and manages the overall flow of the documentation generation process -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file, publicly accessible -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ComputerLanguage, PsiUtil, ChatProxy - - -#### Component 2: DocAction_VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** Interface defining the contract for the AI-powered documentation generation -- **Purpose:** To abstract the AI interaction and provide a clear API for documentation generation -- **Functionality:** Defines a method for processing code and generating documentation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within DocAction, publicly accessible -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: ChatProxy initialization -- **Description:** Lazy-initialized property that sets up the ChatProxy for AI interaction -- **Purpose:** To configure and create an instance of ChatProxy for generating documentation -- **Functionality:** Initializes ChatProxy with necessary parameters and provides an example for better AI understanding -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private property within DocAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 4: processSelection method -- **Description:** Core method that processes the selected code and generates documentation -- **Purpose:** To handle the actual documentation generation process -- **Functionality:** Extracts selected code, calls the AI service, and combines the generated documentation with the original code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within DocAction -- **Dependencies:** DocAction_VirtualAPI, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 5: editSelection method -- **Description:** Method to refine the selection of code for documentation -- **Purpose:** To ensure that the correct code block is selected for documentation generation -- **Functionality:** Uses PSI to identify the appropriate code element and adjusts the selection range accordingly -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within DocAction -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil - -This analysis provides an overview of the main components and their interactions within the DocAction class, highlighting its role in generating documentation for selected code blocks using AI-powered services within the IntelliJ IDEA environment.# legacy\ImplementStubAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To implement stub methods in code -- **Brief Description:** This action extends SelectionAction to provide functionality for implementing stub methods in various programming languages. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI API for code generation - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system - - Utilizes PSI (Program Structure Interface) for code analysis - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: ImplementStubAction class -- **Description:** Main class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To define the action for implementing stub methods -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides methods from SelectionAction - - Implements logic for processing selected code and generating implementations -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, entry point of the action -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ComputerLanguage, PsiUtil - - -#### Component 2: VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** Interface defining the contract for code editing operations -- **Purpose:** To abstract the code editing functionality -- **Functionality:** Defines a method for editing code based on given parameters -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within ImplementStubAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: getProxy() method -- **Description:** Factory method for creating a ChatProxy instance -- **Purpose:** To provide an instance of VirtualAPI for code generation -- **Functionality:** Creates and configures a ChatProxy with specified parameters -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method within ImplementStubAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 4: isLanguageSupported() method -- **Description:** Method to check if a given computer language is supported -- **Purpose:** To filter out unsupported languages -- **Functionality:** Checks if the given language is not null and not plain text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within ImplementStubAction -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage - - -#### Component 5: defaultSelection() method -- **Description:** Method to determine the default text selection -- **Purpose:** To provide a sensible default selection for the action -- **Functionality:** Selects the smallest code block in the context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within ImplementStubAction -- **Dependencies:** EditorState, PsiUtil - - -#### Component 6: processSelection() method -- **Description:** Core method for processing the selected code -- **Purpose:** To generate implementation for the selected stub -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts relevant code context - - Prepares the code for processing - - Calls the VirtualAPI to generate implementation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within ImplementStubAction -- **Dependencies:** SelectionState, AppSettingsState, StringUtil, VirtualAPI# legacy\InsertImplementationAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To insert an implementation for a given code specification or comment -- **Brief Description:** This action processes a selected comment or text in the editor, generates an implementation based on that specification, and inserts it into the code. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI's API for code generation - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Integrates with IntelliJ's PSI (Program Structure Interface) - - Handles both comments and selected text as input - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: InsertImplementationAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the action of inserting an implementation -- **Functionality:** - - Determines if the action is enabled - - Processes the selected text or comment - - Calls the API to generate code - - Inserts the generated code into the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, entry point of the action -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ComputerLanguage, PsiUtil - - -#### Component 2: VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** Interface for the API that generates code -- **Purpose:** To define the contract for code implementation generation -- **Functionality:** Declares the implementCode method -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within InsertImplementationAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: getProxy() method -- **Description:** Creates a proxy for the VirtualAPI -- **Purpose:** To set up the connection to the OpenAI API -- **Functionality:** Configures and creates a ChatProxy instance -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method within InsertImplementationAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 4: processSelection method -- **Description:** Core method that processes the selected text or comment -- **Purpose:** To generate and insert the implementation -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts the specification from the selection or comment - - Calls the API to generate code - - Formats and returns the generated code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within InsertImplementationAction -- **Dependencies:** PsiClassContext, UITools - - -#### Component 5: getPsiClassContextActionParams method -- **Description:** Prepares parameters for PsiClassContext -- **Purpose:** To provide context information for code generation -- **Functionality:** Extracts selection information and finds relevant comments -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method within InsertImplementationAction -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil - - -#### Component 6: isLanguageSupported method -- **Description:** Checks if the action supports the current language -- **Purpose:** To filter out unsupported languages -- **Functionality:** Excludes Text and Markdown languages -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method within InsertImplementationAction -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage# legacy\RenameVariablesAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a functionality for renaming variables in code -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to select code, suggest variable renames, and apply selected renames -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI API for suggesting renames - - Implements a custom interface for rename suggestions - - Provides a UI for selecting which renames to apply - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: RenameVariablesAction -- **Description:** Main action class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the overall process of renaming variables -- **Functionality:** - - Checks if the action is enabled - - Processes the selected text - - Coordinates the suggestion and application of renames -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, entry point of the action -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, UITools - - -#### Component 2: RenameAPI -- **Description:** Interface defining the API for rename suggestions -- **Purpose:** To define the contract for getting rename suggestions -- **Functionality:** Declares a method for suggesting renames based on code and language -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within RenameVariablesAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: SuggestionResponse -- **Description:** Data class for holding rename suggestions -- **Purpose:** To structure the response from the rename suggestion API -- **Functionality:** Holds a list of Suggestion objects -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested class within RenameAPI -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 4: ChatProxy -- **Description:** Proxy for interacting with the OpenAI API -- **Purpose:** To handle communication with the AI model for rename suggestions -- **Functionality:** Creates a proxy instance of RenameAPI that uses the OpenAI API -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created in the `proxy` property of RenameVariablesAction -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, OpenAI API - - -#### Component 5: processSelection -- **Description:** Method that processes the selected text -- **Purpose:** To coordinate the suggestion and application of renames -- **Functionality:** - - Gets rename suggestions - - Allows user to choose which renames to apply - - Applies selected renames to the code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in RenameVariablesAction -- **Dependencies:** UITools, RenameAPI proxy - - -#### Component 6: choose -- **Description:** Method for user selection of renames -- **Purpose:** To present rename suggestions to the user and get their choices -- **Functionality:** Shows a checkbox dialog with rename suggestions and returns selected items -- **Location and Accessibility:** Open method in RenameVariablesAction -- **Dependencies:** UITools - -This action provides a sophisticated way to rename variables in code using AI suggestions, with user interaction for selecting which renames to apply. It integrates with the IntelliJ IDEA platform and uses the OpenAI API for generating rename suggestions.# markdown\MarkdownListAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To extend a Markdown list with new items generated by an AI model -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to automatically generate and append new items to an existing Markdown list using an AI-powered API. -- **Implementation Features:** Custom action for IntelliJ-based IDEs, AI integration via ChatProxy, Markdown-specific PSI manipulation - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: MarkdownListAction -- **Description:** The main action class that extends BaseAction -- **Purpose:** To define the action's behavior and conditions for enabling -- **Functionality:** Handles the action execution, checks if the action should be enabled, and orchestrates the list extension process -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class in the file, accessible as an action in the IDE -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AnActionEvent, various IntelliJ Platform APIs - - -#### Component 2: ListAPI Interface -- **Description:** Defines the contract for the AI-powered list generation API -- **Purpose:** To provide a clear interface for generating new list items -- **Functionality:** Declares a method for creating new list items based on existing items and a desired count -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within MarkdownListAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: ChatProxy Integration -- **Description:** Creates and configures a ChatProxy instance for AI-powered list generation -- **Purpose:** To interface with an AI model for generating new list items -- **Functionality:** Sets up the ChatProxy with examples and configuration for the ListAPI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented as a property (proxy) within MarkdownListAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 4: List Processing Logic -- **Description:** Extracts and processes the existing Markdown list -- **Purpose:** To prepare the current list for extension and determine the list format -- **Functionality:** Identifies the list in the PSI, extracts items, determines indentation and bullet style -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the handle method in MarkdownListAction -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil, UITools - - -#### Component 5: List Extension Logic -- **Description:** Generates and inserts new list items -- **Purpose:** To extend the existing list with AI-generated items -- **Functionality:** Calls the AI API, formats new items, and inserts them into the document -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the handle method in MarkdownListAction -- **Dependencies:** UITools, ApplicationManager - - -#### Component 6: Action Enabling Logic -- **Description:** Determines when the action should be available -- **Purpose:** To enable the action only in appropriate contexts -- **Functionality:** Checks if the cursor is within a Markdown list in a Markdown file -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented in the isEnabled method of MarkdownListAction -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage, PsiUtil# OpenWebPageAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To open a specific web page in the default browser -- **Brief Description:** This action opens the URL "http://apps.simiacrypt.us/" in the user's default web browser when triggered. -- **Implementation Features:** Uses Java's Desktop API to open the web page - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: OpenWebPageAction class -- **Description:** A custom action class that extends AnAction -- **Purpose:** To define the behavior when the action is triggered -- **Functionality:** Opens a specific web page when the action is performed -- **Location and Accessibility:** Can be added to menus, toolbars, or other UI components in an IntelliJ-based IDE -- **Dependencies:** Depends on the IntelliJ Platform SDK and Java's Desktop API - - -#### Component 2: actionPerformed method -- **Description:** Overridden method from AnAction that defines the action's behavior -- **Purpose:** To execute the web page opening logic when the action is triggered -- **Functionality:** - 1. Checks if Desktop is supported - 2. Gets the Desktop instance - 3. Checks if browsing is supported - 4. Opens the specified URL in the default browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Called automatically by the IntelliJ Platform when the action is triggered -- **Dependencies:** Depends on Java's Desktop API and the availability of a default web browser - - -#### Component 3: Hardcoded URL -- **Description:** The URL "http://apps.simiacrypt.us/" is hardcoded in the action -- **Purpose:** Specifies the web page to be opened -- **Functionality:** Provides the target URL for the browse action -- **Location and Accessibility:** Embedded within the actionPerformed method -- **Dependencies:** None, but changes to this URL would require recompilation of the code - -This action is relatively simple, with a single primary function of opening a specific web page. It doesn't involve complex logic or multiple interacting components, making it straightforward to understand and maintain.# legacy\ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To replace selected text with AI-generated suggestions -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to replace selected text in the editor with AI-generated suggestions based on the surrounding context. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Uses OpenAI's API for generating text suggestions - - Implements a custom VirtualAPI interface for text suggestion - - Utilizes IntelliJ's action system - - Provides a UI for selecting from multiple suggestions - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction class -- **Description:** Main action class that extends SelectionAction -- **Purpose:** To handle the replace with suggestions action -- **Functionality:** - - Overrides necessary methods from SelectionAction - - Implements the logic for processing the selected text and generating suggestions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be invoked through IntelliJ's action system -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, UITools, OpenAI API - - -#### Component 2: VirtualAPI interface -- **Description:** Interface defining the contract for text suggestion functionality -- **Purpose:** To abstract the text suggestion logic -- **Functionality:** Defines a method for suggesting text based on a template and examples -- **Location and Accessibility:** Nested interface within ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 3: proxy property -- **Description:** Lazy-initialized property that creates a ChatProxy instance -- **Purpose:** To provide an implementation of the VirtualAPI interface -- **Functionality:** Creates a ChatProxy instance configured with the current app settings -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private property within ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Component 4: processSelection method -- **Description:** Core method that processes the selected text and generates suggestions -- **Purpose:** To generate and present text suggestions to the user -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts context around the selected text - - Calls the VirtualAPI to get suggestions - - Presents suggestions to the user for selection -- **Location and Accessibility:** Protected method within ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction -- **Dependencies:** UITools, StringUtil, VirtualAPI - - -#### Component 5: choose method -- **Description:** Method to present suggestions to the user and get their choice -- **Purpose:** To allow user interaction for selecting a suggestion -- **Functionality:** Shows a radio button dialog with the generated suggestions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Protected method within ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction -- **Dependencies:** UITools# legacy\VoiceToTextAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, JOpenAI -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide voice-to-text functionality within an IntelliJ-based IDE -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to dictate text directly into the editor using their microphone -- **Implementation Features:** Multi-threaded audio processing, real-time transcription, and UI integration - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: VoiceToTextAction -- **Description:** Main action class that initiates and manages the voice-to-text process -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and orchestrate the audio recording, processing, and transcription -- **Functionality:** - - Initiates audio recording and processing threads - - Creates and manages the status dialog - - Handles the insertion of transcribed text into the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Public class, can be triggered as an action in the IDE -- **Dependencies:** BaseAction, AppSettingsState, UITools, various IntelliJ Platform components - - -#### Component 2: AudioRecorder Thread -- **Description:** Thread responsible for capturing audio input -- **Purpose:** To record raw audio data from the microphone -- **Functionality:** Continuously records audio and adds it to a shared buffer -- **Location and Accessibility:** Internal thread started by VoiceToTextAction -- **Dependencies:** AudioRecorder class from JOpenAI - - -#### Component 3: Audio Processing Thread -- **Description:** Thread that processes raw audio data -- **Purpose:** To convert raw audio data into a format suitable for transcription -- **Functionality:** Uses LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer to process audio and store it in a wav buffer -- **Location and Accessibility:** Internal thread started by VoiceToTextAction -- **Dependencies:** LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer class - - -#### Component 4: DictationPump -- **Description:** Inner class responsible for managing the transcription process -- **Purpose:** To send audio data for transcription and insert the resulting text into the editor -- **Functionality:** - - Polls audio data from the buffer - - Sends audio for transcription using the API - - Inserts transcribed text into the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of VoiceToTextAction -- **Dependencies:** JOpenAI API for transcription, IntelliJ Platform's WriteCommandAction - - -#### Component 5: Status Dialog -- **Description:** A simple JFrame that displays the recording status -- **Purpose:** To provide visual feedback to the user and allow them to stop the recording -- **Functionality:** Displays a message and remains visible while recording is in progress -- **Location and Accessibility:** Created and managed by VoiceToTextAction -- **Dependencies:** Java Swing components - -This action provides a comprehensive voice-to-text solution integrated into an IntelliJ-based IDE, handling everything from audio capture to text insertion in a multi-threaded, efficient manner.# markdown\MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide a group of actions for implementing code blocks in various languages within Markdown files -- **Brief Description:** This file defines an ActionGroup that generates actions for converting Markdown text to code blocks in different programming languages -- **Implementation Features:** Dynamic action generation, custom API for code conversion, integration with IntelliJ's action system - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: MarkdownImplementActionGroup -- **Description:** Main ActionGroup class that generates child actions for different programming languages -- **Purpose:** Organize and provide access to language-specific implementation actions -- **Functionality:** - - Defines a list of supported programming languages - - Checks if the action should be enabled based on the current context - - Generates child actions for each supported language -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, accessible as an action group in the IntelliJ UI -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ComputerLanguage, UITools - - -#### Component 2: MarkdownImplementAction -- **Description:** Individual action for implementing code in a specific language -- **Purpose:** Convert selected Markdown text to a code block in the chosen language -- **Functionality:** - - Uses a ConversionAPI to implement the code conversion - - Processes the selected text and wraps it in a Markdown code block -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of MarkdownImplementActionGroup, instantiated for each supported language -- **Dependencies:** SelectionAction, AppSettingsState, ChatProxy - - -#### Component 3: ConversionAPI -- **Description:** Interface defining the API for code conversion -- **Purpose:** Provide a contract for implementing code conversion functionality -- **Functionality:** - - Defines a method for converting text to code in a specified language - - Includes a nested class for representing converted text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner interface of MarkdownImplementAction -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Component 4: getProxy() method -- **Description:** Factory method for creating a ConversionAPI instance -- **Purpose:** Instantiate a ChatProxy for performing code conversion -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a ChatProxy instance with specific configuration - - Uses AppSettingsState for model and temperature settings -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method within MarkdownImplementAction -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState# problems\AnalyzeProblemAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To analyze and suggest fixes for coding problems in an IntelliJ IDEA project -- **Brief Description:** This code implements an action that analyzes a selected problem in the IDE, generates a detailed problem description, and opens a web-based interface for further analysis and fix suggestions. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Custom action for IntelliJ IDEA - - Integration with IntelliJ's problem view - - Web-based interface for problem analysis - - AI-powered problem analysis and fix suggestion - - Git integration for file management - - -### Logical Components - - -#### AnalyzeProblemAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the problem analysis process -- **Purpose:** To gather problem information and launch the analysis session -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves selected problem information from the IDE - - Builds a detailed problem description - - Initiates a new analysis session -- **Location and Accessibility:** Accessible as an action in the IntelliJ IDEA interface -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK, AppServer - - -#### ProblemAnalysisApp -- **Description:** A custom web application for problem analysis -- **Purpose:** To provide a user interface for interacting with the AI-powered analysis -- **Functionality:** - - Initializes a web session for problem analysis - - Manages the analysis workflow - - Presents analysis results and fix suggestions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Launched via web browser, managed by AppServer -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, IdeaOpenAIClient, AgentPatterns - - -#### Problem Analysis Workflow -- **Description:** The core logic for analyzing the problem and generating fix suggestions -- **Purpose:** To process the problem information and provide actionable insights -- **Functionality:** - - Parses the problem description - - Identifies affected files - - Generates fix suggestions using AI - - Presents results in a user-friendly format -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented within ProblemAnalysisApp -- **Dependencies:** ParsedActor, SimpleActor, AppSettingsState - - -#### File Handling and Git Integration -- **Description:** Utilities for managing file operations and Git integration -- **Purpose:** To interact with the project's file system and version control -- **Functionality:** - - Locates and reads relevant project files - - Generates file diffs for suggested fixes - - Applies changes to the project files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Utilized throughout the analysis process -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile, File, Git-related utilities - - -#### UI Components -- **Description:** Various UI-related functionalities for presenting information -- **Purpose:** To render analysis results and interactive elements in the web interface -- **Functionality:** - - Renders markdown content - - Generates interactive links for applying fixes - - Manages task progress and error reporting -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented within ProblemAnalysisApp and utilized in the web interface -- **Dependencies:** MarkdownUtil, SessionTask, ApplicationInterface# SelectionAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a base class for actions that operate on selected text in an IntelliJ IDEA editor -- **Brief Description:** This abstract class, `SelectionAction`, extends `BaseAction` and provides a framework for creating actions that manipulate selected text in the editor. It handles selection targeting, editor state management, and provides hooks for language-specific processing. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Flexible selection targeting - - Editor state management - - PSI (Program Structure Interface) integration - - Language-specific processing support - - Undo/redo support - - -### Logical Components - - -#### Component 1: Selection Targeting -- **Description:** Handles the logic for determining the text selection to operate on -- **Purpose:** To provide flexibility in how the action determines its target text -- **Functionality:** - - Retargets selection based on current editor state - - Supports default selection when no text is selected - - Allows for custom selection editing -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented in the `retarget` and `defaultSelection` methods -- **Dependencies:** Relies on `EditorState` and editor API - - -#### Component 2: Editor State Management -- **Description:** Encapsulates the current state of the editor -- **Purpose:** To provide a snapshot of relevant editor information for action processing -- **Functionality:** - - Captures text content, cursor position, line information - - Includes PSI file and context ranges -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented in the `EditorState` data class and `editorState` method -- **Dependencies:** Relies on IntelliJ editor and PSI APIs - - -#### Component 3: Action Execution -- **Description:** Orchestrates the execution of the action -- **Purpose:** To handle the main logic flow of the action -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves editor state and configuration - - Manages selection targeting - - Executes the text processing - - Applies the result back to the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented in the `handle` method -- **Dependencies:** Relies on all other components - - -#### Component 4: Text Processing -- **Description:** Performs the actual text manipulation -- **Purpose:** To allow subclasses to implement specific text processing logic -- **Functionality:** - - Processes the selected text based on action-specific logic - - Supports configuration parameters -- **Location and Accessibility:** Abstract method `processSelection` to be implemented by subclasses -- **Dependencies:** Relies on `SelectionState` and configuration - - -#### Component 5: Language Support -- **Description:** Provides language-specific behavior -- **Purpose:** To allow actions to be tailored for specific programming languages -- **Functionality:** - - Determines if the action supports the current language - - Allows for language-specific processing -- **Location and Accessibility:** Implemented in `isLanguageSupported` method, extendable by subclasses -- **Dependencies:** Relies on `ComputerLanguage` enum - -This abstract class provides a robust framework for creating text manipulation actions in IntelliJ IDEA, with strong support for language-specific behavior and flexible selection targeting.# test\TestResultAutofixAction.kt - - -## Functionality Analysis Template - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide an automated fix for failed tests in an IntelliJ IDEA environment -- **Brief Description:** This action analyzes test results, identifies errors, and suggests code fixes using AI-powered analysis and code generation. -- **Implementation Features:** - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's test framework - - AI-powered error analysis and code fix generation - - Interactive UI for displaying and applying suggested fixes - - File diff generation and application - - -### Logical Components - - -#### TestResultAutofixAction -- **Description:** The main action class that initiates the autofix process -- **Purpose:** To handle the action event and start the autofix process -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieves test information - - Finds the project root - - Initiates the autofix process in a separate thread -- **Location and Accessibility:** Top-level class, accessible as an action in IntelliJ IDEA -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, SMTestProxy, VirtualFile - - -#### TestResultAutofixApp -- **Description:** An application server that manages the autofix process -- **Purpose:** To create a session for the autofix process and manage the UI interaction -- **Functionality:** - - Creates a new session for the autofix process - - Manages the UI interaction through ApplicationInterface - - Initiates the autofix analysis and suggestion generation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of TestResultAutofixAction -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, ApplicationInterface, SessionTask - - -#### ParsedActor -- **Description:** An AI actor that analyzes the test failure and identifies errors -- **Purpose:** To parse the test failure information and identify distinct errors -- **Functionality:** - - Analyzes the test failure information - - Identifies distinct errors - - Predicts files that need to be fixed and related files for debugging -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within the runAutofix method of TestResultAutofixApp -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, IdeaOpenAIClient - - -#### SimpleActor -- **Description:** An AI actor that generates code fix suggestions -- **Purpose:** To generate code fix suggestions based on the identified errors and relevant files -- **Functionality:** - - Analyzes the error message and relevant file contents - - Generates code fix suggestions in diff format -- **Location and Accessibility:** Used within the generateAndAddResponse method of TestResultAutofixApp -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, IdeaOpenAIClient - - -#### Utility Functions -- **Description:** Various utility functions for file handling and project structure analysis -- **Purpose:** To support the main functionality with helper methods -- **Functionality:** - - Retrieve project files - - Generate project structure information - - Find Git root directory -- **Location and Accessibility:** Companion object of TestResultAutofixAction -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile, Path \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/CustomEditAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/CustomEditAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index d028c92a..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/CustomEditAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,68 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide a custom code editing action for IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a custom edit action that allows users to input instructions for modifying selected code using AI-powered editing. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `CustomEditAction` class (extends `SelectionAction`) - - `VirtualAPI` interface (nested within `CustomEditAction`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `VirtualAPI`: Interface for AI-powered code editing - - `VirtualAPI.EditedText`: Data class for holding edited code and language - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>CustomEditAction: Trigger action - CustomEditAction->>User: Prompt for instruction - User->>CustomEditAction: Provide instruction - CustomEditAction->>VirtualAPI: Send code and instruction - VirtualAPI->>AI Model: Process edit request - AI Model->>VirtualAPI: Return edited code - VirtualAPI->>CustomEditAction: Return edited code - CustomEditAction->>IDE: Update code in editor -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Assuming the action is registered in the IDE -// User selects code in the editor -// User triggers the CustomEditAction -// User inputs an instruction, e.g., "Add error handling" -// The action processes the selected code and applies the AI-generated changes -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses modern Kotlin features like data classes and nullable types -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more robust error handling - - The `getConfig` method could benefit from remembering recent instructions -- **Features:** - - AI-powered code editing based on natural language instructions - - Integration with IntelliJ Platform - - Customizable language settings -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more examples to the `ChatProxy` for better AI responses - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated edits - - Add unit tests to ensure reliability - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #IntelliJPlugin #AICodeEditing #Kotlin #OpenAI -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: medium - - feature: code-editing - - ai-integration: openai \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/CustomEditAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/CustomEditAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 82db34a6..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/CustomEditAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,89 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CustomEditAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `CustomEditAction` class that extends `SelectionAction`. It provides functionality for custom code editing using an AI-powered API. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and uses the OpenAI API for code editing. -- The class uses a proxy pattern to interact with the AI API. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code, such as "Edit Code" and "Instruction:". - - Recommendation: Consider extracting these strings into constants or a resource file for easier maintenance and localization. - - File: CustomEditAction.kt, lines 52-53 - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no explicit error handling for API calls or user input validation. - - Recommendation: Implement try-catch blocks and input validation to handle potential errors gracefully. - - File: CustomEditAction.kt, processSelection method - -3. Unused Variable - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `outputHumanLanguage` variable is declared but never used. - - Recommendation: Remove the variable if it's not needed, or use it in the API call if it's intended to be used. - - File: CustomEditAction.kt, line 67 - -4. Magic Number - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE` is a magic number that might not be immediately clear to all developers. - - Recommendation: Consider creating a constant for this value with a descriptive name. - - File: CustomEditAction.kt, line 53 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. The use of data classes, nullable types, and extension functions is appropriate. - -## 5. Documentation - -- ๐Ÿ“š The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments to the class and its methods, especially for the `VirtualAPI` interface and its methods. -- ๐Ÿ“š The purpose of the `addExample` method in the `proxy` getter is not immediately clear. Adding a comment explaining its role would be helpful. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- ๐Ÿš€ The `proxy` getter creates a new `ChatProxy` instance each time it's called. Consider caching this instance if it's called frequently. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- ๐Ÿ”’ Ensure that the API key used for OpenAI is stored securely and not exposed in the code or logs. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of a proxy pattern for the AI API interaction is a good design choice, allowing for easy mocking and testing. -- The code is concise and makes good use of Kotlin's features. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class, methods, and the `VirtualAPI` interface - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add try-catch blocks and input validation in the `processSelection` method - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Extract hardcoded strings into constants or a resource file - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -4. Review API Key Security - - Description: Ensure the OpenAI API key is stored and used securely - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/DescribeAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/DescribeAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index a6f68e7a..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/DescribeAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a code description action for selected text in an IDE -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a custom action that describes selected code in a specified human language, wrapping the description in appropriate comments. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `DescribeAction` class (extends `SelectionAction`) - - `DescribeAction_VirtualAPI` interface (nested within `DescribeAction`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `DescribeAction_VirtualAPI`: Interface for describing code - - `DescribeAction_VirtualAPI.DescribeAction_ConvertedText`: Data class for holding described text and language - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai` package) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IndentedText` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant DescribeAction - participant ChatProxy - participant OpenAI API - - User->>DescribeAction: Select code and trigger action - DescribeAction->>ChatProxy: Create proxy - DescribeAction->>ChatProxy: describeCode(selectedText, language, humanLanguage) - ChatProxy->>OpenAI API: Send request - OpenAI API-->>ChatProxy: Return description - ChatProxy-->>DescribeAction: Return wrapped description - DescribeAction->>DescribeAction: Format description with comments - DescribeAction-->>User: Display described code -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Assuming this action is registered in the IDE -// User selects code in the editor and triggers the DescribeAction -// The action will then describe the selected code and wrap it in comments -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses functional programming concepts (e.g., lambda expressions) -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and modular design - - Good use of dependency injection for API client -- **Features:** - - Describes selected code in a specified human language - - Automatically wraps description in appropriate comment style (line or block) - - Supports multiple programming languages -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for API calls - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated descriptions - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #Kotlin #IntelliJ #CodeDescription #AIAssistant #OpenAI -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - AI-Integration: OpenAI \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/DescribeAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/DescribeAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 348c45f2..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/DescribeAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,99 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for DescribeAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `DescribeAction` class that extends `SelectionAction`. It's designed to describe selected code using an AI model and format the description as a comment. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code uses a proxy pattern to interact with an AI model. -- It handles different comment styles based on the number of lines in the description. -- The class is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `AppSettingsState.Companion.chatModel` import is not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import. - - File: DescribeAction.kt, line 5 - -2. Hardcoded Values - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The line wrapping length (120) and deserializer retries (5) are hardcoded. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these values to constants or configuration settings. - - File: DescribeAction.kt, lines 43 and 32 - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no explicit error handling if the AI model fails to generate a description. - - Recommendation: Add error handling to manage cases where the description is null or empty. - - File: DescribeAction.kt, line 39 - -4. Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class and its methods lack documentation. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose of the class and its main methods. - - File: DescribeAction.kt, throughout the file - -5. Naming Convention - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The interface name `DescribeAction_VirtualAPI` doesn't follow Kotlin naming conventions. - - Recommendation: Rename to `DescribeActionVirtualAPI`. - - File: DescribeAction.kt, line 13 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. However, there are a few areas for improvement: - -- Consider using more idiomatic Kotlin features, such as `when` expressions for complex conditionals. -- The use of nullable types (`String?`) is appropriate, but consider using Kotlin's safe call operator (`?.`) more consistently. - -## 5. Documentation - -The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments to the class and its main methods would greatly improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance issues were identified. The use of a proxy for AI interactions is a good approach for managing potentially time-consuming operations. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No immediate security concerns were identified. However, ensure that the AI model being used is properly secured and that any sensitive code being described is not transmitted or stored insecurely. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is well-structured and easy to read. -- The use of a proxy pattern for AI interactions is a good design choice. -- The handling of different comment styles based on the description length is a nice feature. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its main methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Hardcoded Values - - Description: Move hardcoded values to constants or configuration settings - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Add explicit error handling for AI model failures - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Code Cleanup - - Description: Remove unused imports and fix naming conventions - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/PasteAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/PasteAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7c214d8b..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/PasteAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,68 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a smart paste action for code in IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This action extends SelectionAction to provide a smart paste functionality that can convert code from one language to another using an AI model. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `PasteAction` class - - `VirtualAPI` interface (nested within PasteAction) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `VirtualAPI` interface with `convert` method - - `ConvertedText` class (nested within VirtualAPI) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant PasteAction - participant Clipboard - participant ChatProxy - participant AIModel - - User->>PasteAction: Trigger action - PasteAction->>Clipboard: Get clipboard content - Clipboard-->>PasteAction: Return content - PasteAction->>ChatProxy: Convert code - ChatProxy->>AIModel: Process conversion - AIModel-->>ChatProxy: Return converted code - ChatProxy-->>PasteAction: Return converted code - PasteAction->>User: Insert converted code -``` - -## Example Usage -This action would typically be triggered by a user shortcut or menu item in an IntelliJ-based IDE. When activated, it reads the clipboard content, attempts to convert it to the target language of the current file, and inserts the converted code at the cursor position or replaces the selected text. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls appropriately -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of IntelliJ Platform SDK for action handling - - Clever use of ChatProxy for AI-powered code conversion -- **Features:** - - Smart paste functionality - - Language auto-detection - - Code conversion between languages -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for API calls - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated conversions - - Add user feedback for long-running conversions - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #kotlin #intellij-plugin #code-conversion #ai-assisted #clipboard -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: medium - - feature: smart-paste - - ai-integration: yes \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/PasteAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/PasteAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index d183560e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/PasteAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,92 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for PasteAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `PasteAction` class, which is part of a Kotlin project. The class extends `SelectionAction` and is responsible for handling paste operations with potential language conversion. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses IntelliJ IDEA's action system and integrates with a custom API for language conversion. -- The class handles clipboard operations and supports multiple data flavors. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Nullable Type Safety - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `processSelection` method assumes `state.language?.name` is non-null. - - Recommendation: Add a fallback or handle the case when `state.language` is null. - - File: PasteAction.kt, line 39 - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: There's no error handling for the API call or clipboard operations. - - Recommendation: Implement try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions. - - File: PasteAction.kt, lines 34-41 and 58-68 - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The string "autodetect" is hardcoded. - - Recommendation: Consider moving this to a constant or configuration. - - File: PasteAction.kt, line 38 - -4. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `config` parameter in `processSelection` is not used. - - Recommendation: Remove the parameter if it's not needed, or use it if it's intended to be used. - - File: PasteAction.kt, line 34 - -5. Potential Performance Improvement - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: `getClipboard()` is called twice in some scenarios. - - Recommendation: Consider caching the clipboard content. - - File: PasteAction.kt, lines 50 and 58 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- The use of extension functions and nullable types is appropriate. -- The class structure is clear and easy to understand. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comments explaining the purpose of methods and complex logic. -- Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The clipboard operations and API calls could potentially be slow. Consider adding some form of progress indication for long-running operations. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code doesn't appear to handle sensitive data, but ensure that the API call is secure if it's transmitting user data. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of a virtual API interface allows for easy mocking and testing. -- The code is concise and focused on its specific task. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Error Handling - - Description: Implement try-catch blocks for API calls and clipboard operations - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Clipboard Handling - - Description: Cache clipboard content to avoid multiple calls to `getClipboard()` - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RecentCodeEditsAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RecentCodeEditsAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index da9243d6..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RecentCodeEditsAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a list of recent custom code edit actions as a submenu in the IDE -- **Brief Description:** This class creates an action group that dynamically generates a list of recent custom code edit actions based on the user's history. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** RecentCodeEditsAction (extends ActionGroup) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces (if applicable):** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK (com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.*) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.code.CustomEditAction - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple action group -- **Class Diagrams:** Not applicable for this single class - -## Example Usage -This action would typically be used in the IDE's action system, possibly as a submenu in a toolbar or context menu. When invoked, it would display a list of recent custom code edit actions that the user can select from. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses lambda expressions and functional programming concepts - - Utilizes Kotlin's null safety features -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code is well-structured and easy to understand - - Good use of inheritance and overriding for customization -- **Features:** - - Dynamically generates a list of recent custom edit actions - - Limits the number of visible actions to 10 with special numbering - - Disables the action when no text is selected or for plain text files -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding a configurable limit to the number of recent actions shown - - Implement a way to remove or edit items from the recent actions list - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Action, CustomEdit, RecentActions, ActionGroup -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: ActionGroup - - IDE: IntelliJ - - Feature: RecentCodeEdits \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RecentCodeEditsAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RecentCodeEditsAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c8a4f7fd..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RecentCodeEditsAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for RecentCodeEditsAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `RecentCodeEditsAction` that extends `ActionGroup`. It's designed to create a dynamic list of recent custom edit actions in an IDE, likely IntelliJ IDEA. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's action system. -- The class interacts with `AppSettingsState` to retrieve recent commands. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `getChildren` method assumes `e` is not null in its body, but the parameter is nullable. - - Recommendation: Add a null check at the beginning of the method or use Kotlin's safe call operator. - - File: RecentCodeEditsAction.kt, line 17 - -2. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The number 10 is used directly in the code for formatting. - - Recommendation: Consider extracting this as a named constant for better readability. - - File: RecentCodeEditsAction.kt, line 22 - -3. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `project` parameter in the `getConfig` method is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing the parameter if it's not needed. - - File: RecentCodeEditsAction.kt, line 25 - -4. Limited Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no error handling for potential issues when retrieving recent commands. - - Recommendation: Consider adding try-catch blocks or null checks where appropriate. - - File: RecentCodeEditsAction.kt, line 19 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally adheres to Kotlin coding conventions and best practices. It makes good use of Kotlin's features like object expressions and lambda functions. - -## 5. Documentation - -๐Ÿ“š The code lacks comments explaining the purpose of the class and its methods. Adding KDoc comments would improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -๐Ÿš€ The `getChildren` method creates a new list of actions each time it's called. For better performance, consider caching this list and only updating it when necessary. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No significant security issues were identified in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's concise syntax. -- The `isEnabled` method is well-implemented and checks for necessary conditions. -- The use of a companion object for the `isEnabled` method is appropriate. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement Caching for Action List - - Description: Cache the list of actions in `getChildren` to improve performance - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Address Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Description: Add null check in `getChildren` method - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RedoLast.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RedoLast.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 37181765..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RedoLast.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a redo functionality for the last AI Coder action in the IntelliJ IDEA editor -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a custom action that allows users to redo the last AI Coder action performed in the editor. It extends the BaseAction class and overrides necessary methods to integrate with IntelliJ's action system. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `RedoLast` class (extends BaseAction) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK (com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.*) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools.retry` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant RedoLast - participant UITools - participant Editor - - User->>RedoLast: Trigger action - RedoLast->>UITools: Get retry function - UITools-->>RedoLast: Return retry function - RedoLast->>Editor: Apply retry function -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// This action is typically triggered through the IntelliJ IDEA UI -// For example, it might be bound to a menu item or keyboard shortcut -val redoLastAction = RedoLast() -redoLastAction.actionPerformed(anActionEvent) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses IntelliJ Platform SDK idioms -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code is concise and focused on its specific task - - Good use of IntelliJ's action system -- **Features:** - - Redo functionality for AI Coder actions - - Integration with IntelliJ's action system - - Background thread handling for action updates -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding error handling for cases where the retry function is not available - - Add logging for debugging purposes - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #IntelliJ #AICoderAction #Redo #EditorAction -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Platform: IntelliJ - - Functionality: Redo \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RedoLast.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RedoLast.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 85c17c73..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/code/RedoLast.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,73 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for RedoLast Action - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the RedoLast action, which is part of the AI Coder plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. The action allows users to redo the last AI Coder action performed in the editor. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is concise and follows Kotlin best practices. It extends the BaseAction class and overrides necessary methods to implement the redo functionality. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Null Safety - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `isEnabled` method uses the `!!` operator, which can lead to null pointer exceptions. - - Recommendation: Use safe call operator `?.` or `let` to handle potential null values. - - File: RedoLast.kt, line 24 - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no error handling in the `handle` method if the retry action is null. - - Recommendation: Add a null check and appropriate error handling. - - File: RedoLast.kt, line 20 - -3. Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class-level documentation could be more detailed. - - Recommendation: Add information about when this action is available and any prerequisites. - - File: RedoLast.kt, line 11 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices. However, consider using more idiomatic Kotlin features like `?.let` for null safety. - -## 5. Documentation - -The class-level documentation is good but could be expanded. Consider adding more details about the action's behavior and when it's available. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance issues noted. The action seems lightweight and efficient. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No immediate security concerns identified. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and easy to understand. -- Good use of IntelliJ's action system and data keys. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Null Safety - - Description: Refactor the code to use safe call operators or null checks. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Expand the class-level documentation with more details. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Add Error Handling - - Description: Implement proper error handling in the `handle` method. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/LineFilterChatAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/LineFilterChatAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index b8b13d95..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/LineFilterChatAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a custom action for IntelliJ-based IDEs that allows users to interact with selected code using an AI-powered chat interface. -- **Brief Description:** This action creates a chat session where users can ask questions about selected code, with the AI assistant providing context-aware responses. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `LineFilterChatAction` class (extends `BaseAction`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `path: String = "/codeChat"` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `SessionProxyServer` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>LineFilterChatAction: Trigger action - LineFilterChatAction->>Editor: Get selected text/document - LineFilterChatAction->>SessionProxyServer: Create chat session - LineFilterChatAction->>AppServer: Get server instance - LineFilterChatAction->>Desktop: Open browser with chat URL - User->>ChatInterface: Interact with AI - ChatInterface->>AI: Process user input - AI->>ChatInterface: Generate response - ChatInterface->>User: Display response -``` - -## Example Usage -1. User selects code in the IDE editor -2. User triggers the LineFilterChatAction -3. A new browser window opens with a chat interface -4. User can ask questions about the selected code -5. AI responds with context-aware answers, referencing specific code lines when appropriate - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses IntelliJ Platform SDK idioms - - Implements custom chat behavior by extending ChatSocketManager -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding error handling for cases where required data is not available - - The `handle` method is quite long and could potentially be split into smaller functions -- **Features:** - - Integrates AI-powered code chat directly into the IDE - - Allows line-specific referencing in AI responses - - Supports multiple programming languages -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add user settings for customizing AI behavior or chat interface - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated queries - - Add support for multi-file context in chat sessions - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, Code Chat, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IDE Action - - Integration: AI Chat - - Platform: IntelliJ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/LineFilterChatAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/LineFilterChatAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index e08ab7d5..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/LineFilterChatAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,97 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for LineFilterChatAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `LineFilterChatAction` which extends `BaseAction`. It appears to be part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin that provides a chat interface for code-related discussions. The action creates a chat session with context from the currently selected code in the editor. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and document handling. -- The class uses external libraries and services for chat functionality and markdown rendering. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `handle` function uses multiple nullable types without proper null checks. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use safe call operators to prevent potential NullPointerExceptions. - - File: LineFilterChatAction.kt, handle function - -2. Large Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `handle` method is quite long and handles multiple responsibilities. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking down the `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods. - - File: LineFilterChatAction.kt, handle function - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code, particularly in the systemPrompt. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a separate constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: LineFilterChatAction.kt, handle function - -4. Exception Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The catch block in the thread that opens the browser only logs the error without any recovery mechanism. - - Recommendation: Consider adding a fallback mechanism or notifying the user if the browser fails to open. - - File: LineFilterChatAction.kt, handle function - -5. Unused Variable - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `path` variable is declared but never used. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused variable or use it if it's intended for future use. - - File: LineFilterChatAction.kt, class level - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features, although there's room for improvement. -- The use of companion objects and extension functions is appropriate. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would greatly improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code seems to perform well for its intended purpose. No significant performance issues were identified. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code doesn't appear to handle sensitive information directly, but ensure that the chat API and storage mechanisms used are secure. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code effectively integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system. -- Good use of Kotlin's language features like string templates and functional programming concepts. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Null Safety Checks - - Description: Implement proper null checks in the `handle` function - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Refactor `handle` Method - - Description: Break down the `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Review Error Handling - - Description: Implement better error handling, especially for browser opening failures - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/PrintTreeAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/PrintTreeAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 94f67c7f..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/PrintTreeAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a developer action for printing the tree structure of a PsiFile in IntelliJ IDEA -- **Brief Description:** This class implements an IntelliJ action that prints the tree structure of the currently selected PsiFile to the log when triggered. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `PrintTreeAction` class (extends BaseAction) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SLF4J (for logging) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi.PsiUtil` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple action -- **Class Diagrams:** Not necessary for this single-class implementation - -## Example Usage -1. Enable the "devActions" setting in the application settings. -2. Open a file in the IntelliJ IDEA editor. -3. Right-click to open the editor context menu. -4. Select the "PrintTreeAction" from the menu. -5. The tree structure of the file will be printed to the log. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses companion object for logger instantiation - - Overrides necessary methods from BaseAction -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code is concise and focused on its primary purpose - - Good use of existing utility methods (PsiUtil.printTree, PsiUtil.getLargestContainedEntity) -- **Features:** - - Prints PsiFile tree structure to log - - Only enabled when "devActions" setting is true -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding a user-friendly notification when the tree is printed - - Provide an option to copy the tree structure to clipboard - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Action, PsiFile, Tree Structure, Developer Tools -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Action - - Category: Developer Tools - - Visibility: Conditional (devActions setting) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/PrintTreeAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/PrintTreeAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 11758340..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/dev/PrintTreeAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for PrintTreeAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `PrintTreeAction` class, which is an IntelliJ action that prints the tree structure of a PsiFile. The action is part of a developer toolkit and is only enabled when the "devActions" setting is turned on. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is generally well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. It extends the `BaseAction` class and overrides necessary methods to implement the action's functionality. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Logging Implementation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The action uses `log.warn()` to print the tree structure, which may not be the most appropriate log level for this purpose. - - Recommendation: Consider using `log.info()` or `log.debug()` instead, as printing the tree structure is not typically a warning-level event. - - File: PrintTreeAction.kt, line 24 - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `handle()` method assumes that `PsiUtil.getLargestContainedEntity(e)` will always return a non-null value, which may not be the case. - - Recommendation: Add null checking or use Kotlin's safe call operator to handle potential null values. - - File: PrintTreeAction.kt, line 24 - -3. Action Visibility - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The action's visibility is controlled by the `devActions` setting, but there's no visual indication to the user about why the action might be disabled. - - Recommendation: Consider implementing `update()` method to provide a tooltip or description when the action is disabled. - - File: PrintTreeAction.kt - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally adheres to Kotlin coding standards and best practices. The use of companion object for the logger is appropriate. - -## 5. Documentation - -The class-level documentation is good, providing a clear explanation of the action's purpose and how to use it. However, individual method documentation could be improved. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance issues were identified. The action is designed to run in the background thread, which is appropriate for potentially time-consuming operations. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No immediate security concerns were identified. However, ensure that the printed tree structure doesn't contain any sensitive information when used in production environments. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- The use of `ActionUpdateThread.BGT` ensures that the action doesn't block the UI thread. -- The action is properly gated behind a developer setting, preventing accidental use in production. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Add null checking for `PsiUtil.getLargestContainedEntity(e)` - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Enhance User Feedback - - Description: Implement `update()` method to provide user feedback when the action is disabled - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Review Logging Level - - Description: Consider changing `log.warn()` to a more appropriate level like `log.info()` or `log.debug()` - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -Overall, the `PrintTreeAction` class is well-implemented and serves its purpose effectively. The suggested improvements are minor and aimed at enhancing robustness and user experience. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/functions2.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/functions2.md deleted file mode 100644 index b0fbc43e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/functions2.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3175 +0,0 @@ -# Implementation Roadmap - -1. FileSystemUtils (High Priority) -- getFiles: Recursively collect file paths from VirtualFiles or Paths, excluding hidden and .gitignore files - - Signature: fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?): MutableSet - - Signature: fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?): MutableSet - - Implementation: Traverse directories, use isGitignore to check for excluded files, handle both VirtualFile and Path inputs - - Used in: CommandAutofixAction.kt, CreateImageAction.kt, MultiCodeChatAction.kt, MultiDiffChatAction.kt, TestResultAutofixAction.kt -- expand: Recursively expand VirtualFiles, including directory contents - - Signature: fun expand(data: Array?): Array? - - Implementation: Recursively process directories, flatten into a single array of VirtualFiles - - Used in: ChatWithCommitAction.kt, ReplicateCommitAction.kt -- findGitRoot: Find the root directory of a Git repository - - Signature: fun findGitRoot(path: Path?): Path? - - Signature: fun findGitRoot(virtualFile: VirtualFile?): VirtualFile? - - Implementation: Traverse up the directory tree, looking for a .git folder - - Used in: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt, TestResultAutofixAction.kt -- getProjectStructure: Generate a string representation of the project structure - - Signature: fun getProjectStructure(projectPath: VirtualFile?): String - - Signature: fun getProjectStructure(root: Path): String - - Implementation: Recursively list files and directories, format as a tree-like string - - Used in: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt, TestResultAutofixAction.kt -- isGitignore: Check if a file or directory should be ignored based on .gitignore rules - - Signature: fun isGitignore(file: VirtualFile): Boolean - - Signature: fun isGitignore(path: Path): Boolean - - Implementation: Parse .gitignore files, apply rules to check if a file should be ignored - - Used in: CommandAutofixAction.kt -- toPaths: Convert a string path (potentially with wildcards) to a list of actual file paths - - Signature: fun toPaths(root: Path, it: String): Iterable - - Implementation: Handle wildcard expansion, resolve relative paths against the root - - Used in: ReplicateCommitAction.kt, SimpleCommandAction.kt - -2. UIUtils (High Priority) -- openBrowserToUri: Open the default web browser to a specified URI - - Signature: fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI) - - Implementation: Use Desktop.browse() if supported, fallback to OS-specific commands if needed - - Used in: CodeChatAction.kt, DiffChatAction.kt, GenericChatAction.kt, MultiCodeChatAction.kt, MultiDiffChatAction.kt, OpenWebPageAction.kt -- showOptionsDialog: Display a dialog with radio button options for user selection - - Signature: fun showOptionsDialog(title: String, options: Array): String? - - Implementation: Create a JOptionPane with radio buttons, return selected option - - Used in: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt -- createStatusDialog: Create a status dialog to indicate ongoing processes - - Signature: fun createStatusDialog(message: String, location: Point): JFrame - - Implementation: Create a non-modal JFrame with a message, position at given location - - Used in: VoiceToTextAction.kt -- redoableTask: Execute a task that can be redone/undone in the IntelliJ environment - - Signature: fun redoableTask(e: AnActionEvent, task: () -> Unit) - - Implementation: Wrap task in a CommandProcessor.getInstance().executeCommand() call - - Used in: MarkdownListAction.kt, SelectionAction.kt -- run: Run a task with a progress indicator - - Signature: fun run(project: Project?, title: String, canBeCancelled: Boolean, task: () -> Unit) - - Implementation: Use ProgressManager to show a modal progress dialog while executing the task - - Used in: MarkdownListAction.kt - -3. CodeProcessingUtils (Medium Priority) -- extractCode: Extract code from a string that may contain markdown code blocks - - Signature: fun extractCode(code: String): String - - Implementation: Use regex to remove markdown code block delimiters if present - - Used in: ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt, WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt -- codeSummary: Generate a summary of code files in the project - - Signature: fun codeSummary(codeFiles: Set, root: File): String - - Implementation: Read file contents, format with file paths as headers - - Used in: CreateImageAction.kt, WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt -- formatCodeWithLineNumbers: Format code by adding line numbers - - Signature: fun formatCodeWithLineNumbers(code: String): String - - Implementation: Split code into lines, prepend line numbers, join back into a string - - Used in: LineFilterChatAction.kt -- getSuffixForContext: Get a suffix of a given string with a specified ideal length - - Signature: fun getSuffixForContext(text: String, idealLength: Int): String - - Implementation: Calculate ideal length, extract suffix, replace newlines with spaces - - Used in: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt -- getPrefixForContext: Get a prefix of a given string with a specified ideal length - - Signature: fun getPrefixForContext(text: String, idealLength: Int): String - - Implementation: Calculate ideal length, extract prefix, replace newlines with spaces - - Used in: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt - -4. ChatProxyUtils (Medium Priority) -- createChatProxy: Create a ChatProxy instance for various API interfaces - - Signature: fun createChatProxy(api: Any, clazz: Class): T - - Implementation: Use ChatProxy.create() with appropriate settings from AppSettingsState - - Used in: CommentsAction.kt, ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt -- createCodeChatSession: Create a new code chat session - - Signature: fun createCodeChatSession(session: String, language: String, codeSelection: String, filename: String, api: API, model: String, storage: StorageInterface): CodeChatSocketManager - - Implementation: Initialize CodeChatSocketManager with given parameters - - Used in: CodeChatAction.kt -- setupChatSession: Set up a chat session with given parameters - - Signature: fun setupChatSession(session: String, language: String, codeSelection: String, filename: String): CodeChatSocketManager - - Implementation: Create and configure a CodeChatSocketManager instance - - Used in: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt - -5. LanguageUtils (Medium Priority) -- isLanguageSupported: Check if a given computer language is supported for various actions - - Signature: fun isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean - - Implementation: Check against a list of supported languages or specific criteria - - Used in: CommentsAction.kt, RenameVariablesAction.kt, SelectionAction.kt -- getComputerLanguage: Retrieve the computer language for the current context - - Signature: fun getComputerLanguage(e: AnActionEvent): ComputerLanguage? - - Implementation: Extract language information from the file type or PSI - - Used in: LineFilterChatAction.kt, CodeChatAction.kt - -6. DiffUtils (Medium Priority) -- generateDiffInfo: Generate a diff information string from a list of changes - - Signature: fun generateDiffInfo(files: Array?, changes: Array?): String - - Implementation: Process changes, format as a readable diff string - - Used in: ReplicateCommitAction.kt -- formatChangesForChat: Format VCS changes into a readable diff format for chat - - Signature: fun formatChangesForChat(changes: List, files: Array?): String - - Implementation: Process changes, create a formatted string with file paths and diff content - - Used in: ChatWithCommitAction.kt -- addApplyFileDiffLinks: Add interactive links to apply file diffs in the UI - - Signature: fun addApplyFileDiffLinks(root: Path, code: () -> Map, response: String, handle: (Map) -> Unit, ui: ApplicationInterface): String - - Implementation: Parse diff, add HTML links to apply changes, integrate with UI - - Used in: DiffChatAction.kt, MassPatchAction.kt, MultiStepPatchAction.kt - -7. AudioUtils (Low Priority) -- recordAudio: Record audio input from the system's microphone - - Signature: fun recordAudio(buffer: ConcurrentLinkedDeque, continueFn: () -> Boolean) - - Implementation: Use javax.sound.sampled to capture audio data - - Used in: VoiceToTextAction.kt -- processAudio: Process raw audio data into a format suitable for speech-to-text conversion - - Signature: fun processAudio(inputBuffer: ConcurrentLinkedDeque, outputBuffer: ConcurrentLinkedDeque, continueFn: () -> Boolean) - - Implementation: Convert to WAV format, apply loudness windowing - - Used in: VoiceToTextAction.kt -- convertSpeechToText: Convert processed audio data into text - - Signature: fun convertSpeechToText(audioBuffer: Deque, api: ApiClient, editor: Editor, offsetStart: Int, continueFn: () -> Boolean) - - Implementation: Send audio to API, receive text, insert into editor - - Used in: VoiceToTextAction.kt -- isMicrophoneAvailable: Check if a microphone is available for recording - - Signature: fun isMicrophoneAvailable(): Boolean - - Implementation: Attempt to get a TargetDataLine for audio input - - Used in: VoiceToTextAction.kt - -8. ImageUtils (Low Priority) -- write: Write an image to a ByteArray - - Signature: fun write(code: ImageResponse, path: Path): ByteArray - - Implementation: Convert ImageResponse to BufferedImage, write to ByteArrayOutputStream - - Used in: CreateImageAction.kt, ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt -- draftImage: Draft an image file using an AI actor - - Signature: fun draftImage(task: SessionTask, request: Array, actor: ImageActor, path: Path) - - Implementation: Use AI to generate image, save to file, update UI - - Used in: ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt, WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - -9. MarkdownUtils (Low Priority) -- renderMarkdown: Render markdown content to HTML - - Signature: fun renderMarkdown(markdown: String, ui: ApplicationInterface? = null): String - - Implementation: Use a markdown parser library to convert to HTML - - Used in: DiffChatAction.kt, GenerateDocumentationAction.kt, LineFilterChatAction.kt, MultiDiffChatAction.kt -- renderMarkdownFileList: Render a list of files with their token counts as markdown - - Signature: fun renderMarkdownFileList(root: File, codeFiles: Set, codex: GPT4Tokenizer): String - - Implementation: Generate markdown list, estimate token counts, format as string - - Used in: MultiCodeChatAction.kt - -10. PsiUtils (Low Priority) -- getSmallestIntersecting: Find the smallest PSI element of a specific type that intersects with a given range - - Signature: fun getSmallestIntersecting(psiFile: PsiFile, start: Int, end: Int, type: String): PsiElement? - - Implementation: Traverse PSI tree, find elements of specified type within range - - Used in: MarkdownListAction.kt -- getAll: Retrieve all PSI elements of a specific type within a given PSI element - - Signature: fun getAll(element: PsiElement, type: String): List - - Implementation: Recursively search for elements of specified type - - Used in: MarkdownListAction.kt -- contextRanges: Extract context ranges from a PsiFile based on the current editor position - - Signature: fun contextRanges(psiFile: PsiFile?, editor: Editor): Array - - Implementation: Find PSI elements containing cursor, create ContextRange objects - - Used in: SelectionAction.kt - -# ApplyPatchAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ApplyPatchAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.command.WriteCommandAction - - com.intellij.openapi.ui.Messages - - com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - - com.intellij.psi.PsiManager - - com.simiacryptus.diff.IterativePatchUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: applyPatch -- **Description:** Applies a patch to a given file -- **Functionality:** Takes a VirtualFile, patch content, and project, then applies the patch to the file's content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ApplyPatchAction class. Refactoring needed to make it a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun applyPatch(file: VirtualFile, patchContent: String, project: Project) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - WriteCommandAction - - PsiManager - - IterativePatchUtil - - -#### Function 2: getUserInputPatch -- **Description:** Prompts user to input patch content -- **Functionality:** Shows a multi-line input dialog for the user to enter patch content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the handle method. Needs to be extracted and made into a separate public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getUserInputPatch(project: Project): String? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - Messages - -These functions could be useful across multiple components that deal with applying patches or getting user input for patches. By extracting and generalizing these functions, they can be reused in other parts of the codebase that require similar functionality.# code\DescribeAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: DescribeAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IndentedText - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: Code Description Generation -- **Description:** Generates a description of the given code using AI. -- **Functionality:** Takes code, computer language, and human language as input and returns a description. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the DescribeAction_VirtualAPI interface. Could be extracted as a standalone function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun describeCode(code: String, computerLanguage: String, humanLanguage: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AI model (ChatProxy) - - -#### Function 2: Comment Wrapping -- **Description:** Wraps the generated description in appropriate comment syntax based on the number of lines. -- **Functionality:** Determines whether to use line or block comments based on the description length. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in processSelection method. Can be extracted as a separate function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun wrapInComments(description: String, language: ComputerLanguage?, indent: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** StringUtil.lineWrapping, ComputerLanguage (for comment syntax) - - -#### Function 3: Indentation Handling -- **Description:** Handles indentation of the generated comment and original code. -- **Functionality:** Applies proper indentation to maintain code structure. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of processSelection method. Can be extracted for reuse. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun applyIndentation(text: String, indent: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components in the project. Extracting them as standalone, public static methods would improve code reusability and maintainability. The code description generation, in particular, could be valuable in various code analysis and documentation tasks throughout the project.# BaseAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: BaseAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IdeaOpenAIClient - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.OpenAIClient - - org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: isEnabled -- **Description:** Determines if the action should be enabled and visible -- **Functionality:** Returns a boolean indicating if the action is enabled -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already an open function in BaseAction class -- **Signature:** `open fun isEnabled(event: AnActionEvent): Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 2: logAction -- **Description:** Logs the action being performed -- **Functionality:** Logs the action name and any relevant details -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of actionPerformed, could be extracted to a separate function -- **Signature:** `fun logAction(actionName: String)` -- **Dependencies:** UITools - - -#### Function 3: handleActionError -- **Description:** Handles errors that occur during action execution -- **Functionality:** Logs the error and displays an error message to the user -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of actionPerformed, could be extracted to a separate function -- **Signature:** `fun handleActionError(actionName: String, error: Throwable)` -- **Dependencies:** UITools, LoggerFactory - - -#### Function 4: getOpenAIClient -- **Description:** Retrieves the OpenAI client instance -- **Functionality:** Returns the OpenAI client for API interactions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a property, could be converted to a function for more flexibility -- **Signature:** `fun getOpenAIClient(): OpenAIClient` -- **Dependencies:** IdeaOpenAIClient - - -#### Function 5: updateActionPresentation -- **Description:** Updates the action's presentation based on its enabled state -- **Functionality:** Sets the action's enabled and visible state -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of update function, could be extracted for reuse -- **Signature:** `fun updateActionPresentation(event: AnActionEvent, isEnabled: Boolean)` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - -These functions represent common functionality that could be useful across multiple components. Some refactoring would be needed to extract them into independent public static methods, but doing so could improve code reusability and maintainability.# code\CustomEditAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CustomEditAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: editCode -- **Description:** Edits code based on given instructions and language settings -- **Functionality:** Takes input code, operation instructions, computer language, and human language, and returns edited code -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the VirtualAPI interface. Could be extracted as a standalone function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun editCode( - code: String, - operation: String, - computerLanguage: String, - humanLanguage: String - ): EditedText - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Requires access to AI model (ChatProxy) - - -#### Function 2: showInputDialog -- **Description:** Displays an input dialog to get user instructions -- **Functionality:** Shows a dialog box to prompt the user for input -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently used within getConfig method. Could be extracted as a standalone utility function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun showInputDialog( - parentComponent: Component?, - message: String, - title: String, - messageType: Int - ): String? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** javax.swing.JOptionPane - - -#### Function 3: addInstructionToHistory -- **Description:** Adds a user instruction to the history of recent commands -- **Functionality:** Updates the list of recent commands for a specific category -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently used within processSelection method. Could be extracted as a standalone function in AppSettingsState. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun addInstructionToHistory(category: String, instruction: String) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 4: createChatProxy -- **Description:** Creates a ChatProxy instance for the VirtualAPI -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with specific settings and examples -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the proxy property. Could be extracted as a standalone function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun createChatProxy(api: OpenAIClient, settings: AppSettingsState): ChatProxy - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState, OpenAIClient - -These functions represent common logic that could potentially be shared across multiple components in the project. Extracting them as standalone utility functions would improve code reusability and maintainability.# code\PasteAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: PasteAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - java.awt.Toolkit - - java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: hasClipboard -- **Description:** Checks if the system clipboard contains supported text data. -- **Functionality:** Determines if the clipboard content is supported (string or plain text Unicode). -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is private in the PasteAction class. It should be refactored into a public static method in a utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun hasClipboard(): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Toolkit, java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor - - -#### Function 2: getClipboard -- **Description:** Retrieves the content of the system clipboard. -- **Functionality:** Extracts and returns the clipboard content if it's in a supported format. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is private in the PasteAction class. It should be refactored into a public static method in a utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getClipboard(): Any? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Toolkit, java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor - - -#### Function 3: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported for the paste action. -- **Functionality:** Determines if the language is supported (not null and not plain text). -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is already public in the PasteAction class but could be moved to a utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - -These functions provide utility for clipboard operations and language support checking, which could be useful in various parts of the application dealing with text manipulation and code conversion. Refactoring them into a separate utility class would make them more accessible and reusable across the project.# code\RecentCodeEditsAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: RecentCodeEditsAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - Various IntelliJ Platform classes (ActionGroup, AnAction, AnActionEvent, etc.) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: isEnabled -- **Description:** Determines if the action should be enabled based on the current context. -- **Functionality:** Checks if there's a selection and if the computer language is not plain text. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object function, can be made public if not already. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isEnabled(e: AnActionEvent): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - UITools.hasSelection - - ComputerLanguage.getComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 2: getRecentCommands -- **Description:** Retrieves recent commands from AppSettingsState. -- **Functionality:** Gets the most used history of custom edits. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is not a function in the provided code, but it's used and could be extracted from AppSettingsState for more general use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getRecentCommands(category: String): List> - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 3: createActionFromInstruction -- **Description:** Creates an AnAction object from an instruction string. -- **Functionality:** Generates a CustomEditAction with the given instruction. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently inline in getChildren method, but could be extracted as a separate function for reuse. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun createActionFromInstruction(instruction: String, id: Int): AnAction - ``` -- **Dependencies:** CustomEditAction - -These functions represent common logic that could potentially be useful across multiple components in the project. The `isEnabled` function is already well-positioned for reuse, while `getRecentCommands` and `createActionFromInstruction` would need to be extracted and refactored from their current inline implementations to be more generally applicable.# code\RedoLast.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: RedoLast.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools.retry - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.CommonDataKeys - - -### Common Logic - -The RedoLast class doesn't contain any specific functions that could be easily extracted for shared functionality. However, there are some common patterns and concepts that could be useful across multiple components: - - -#### Action Update Thread Handling -- **Description:** Setting the action update thread to background (BGT) -- **Functionality:** Ensures that action updates are performed on a background thread -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a method override, but could be extracted to a base class or interface -- **Signature:** `override fun getActionUpdateThread() = ActionUpdateThread.BGT` -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - -#### Document Retrieval from AnActionEvent -- **Description:** Retrieving the document from the AnActionEvent -- **Functionality:** Gets the current document being edited -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is embedded in the handle and isEnabled methods, but could be extracted to a utility function -- **Signature:** `fun getDocumentFromEvent(e: AnActionEvent): Document` -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent, com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.CommonDataKeys - - -#### Retry Functionality -- **Description:** Accessing and executing a retry action -- **Functionality:** Retrieves and executes a previously stored action for the current document -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is provided by the UITools.retry object, which could be made more accessible or generalized -- **Signature:** N/A (part of UITools.retry) -- **Dependencies:** com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools.retry - - -#### Action Enablement Check -- **Description:** Checking if the action should be enabled -- **Functionality:** Determines if there's a retry action available for the current document -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a method override, but the logic could be extracted to a utility function -- **Signature:** `fun isRetryAvailable(document: Document): Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools.retry - -While these aren't standalone functions in the current implementation, they represent common patterns that could be abstracted and shared across multiple action classes. Refactoring these into utility functions or base class methods could improve code reuse and maintainability.# dev\LineFilterChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: LineFilterChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - java.awt.Desktop - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getComputerLanguage -- **Description:** Retrieves the computer language of the current file -- **Functionality:** Determines the programming language of the file being edited -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a static method in ComputerLanguage class -- **Signature:** `fun getComputerLanguage(e: AnActionEvent): ComputerLanguage?` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 2: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown text -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown formatted text to HTML or another readable format -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a static method in MarkdownUtil class -- **Signature:** `fun renderMarkdown(text: String): String` -- **Dependencies:** None apparent in this file - - -#### Function 3: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens a web browser to a specific URI -- **Functionality:** Launches the default web browser and navigates to a given URI -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in a Thread within the handle method. It could be extracted into a separate utility function. -- **Signature:** `fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI)` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop, java.net.URI - - -#### Function 4: createChatSocketManager -- **Description:** Creates a ChatSocketManager instance with specific configurations -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatSocketManager with custom settings for code chat -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently part of the handle method. It could be extracted into a separate function for reuse. -- **Signature:** `fun createChatSocketManager(session: String, filename: String, language: String, code: String): ChatSocketManager` -- **Dependencies:** ChatSocketManager, AppSettingsState, ApplicationServices - - -#### Function 5: formatCodeWithLineNumbers -- **Description:** Formats code by adding line numbers -- **Functionality:** Takes a code string and returns it with line numbers prepended to each line -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in the handle method. It could be extracted into a utility function. -- **Signature:** `fun formatCodeWithLineNumbers(code: String): String` -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting them into separate utility classes or a shared module would improve code reusability and maintainability.# dev\PrintTreeAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: PrintTreeAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi.PsiUtil - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - - -### Common Logic - -The PrintTreeAction class doesn't contain any public static functions that could be directly shared across multiple components. However, it does use some functionality from other classes that could potentially be useful in other parts of the application. Here are some functions that could be extracted or are already available for shared use: - - -#### Function 1: PsiUtil.printTree -- **Description:** Prints the tree structure of a PSI (Program Structure Interface) element -- **Functionality:** Converts the PSI structure into a string representation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already available in PsiUtil class -- **Signature:** `fun printTree(psiElement: PsiElement): String` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (PsiElement) - - -#### Function 2: PsiUtil.getLargestContainedEntity -- **Description:** Retrieves the largest PSI entity contained within the current context -- **Functionality:** Finds and returns the most significant PSI element in the current action context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already available in PsiUtil class -- **Signature:** `fun getLargestContainedEntity(e: AnActionEvent): PsiElement?` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (AnActionEvent, PsiElement) - - -#### Function 3: isDevActionEnabled -- **Description:** Checks if developer actions are enabled in the application settings -- **Functionality:** Retrieves the devActions flag from AppSettingsState -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be extracted as a public static method in a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun isDevActionEnabled(): Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - -```kotlin -object DevActionUtil { - fun isDevActionEnabled(): Boolean { - return AppSettingsState.instance.devActions - } -} -``` - -This function could be useful for other developer-specific actions that need to be conditionally enabled based on the same setting. - -While the PrintTreeAction class itself doesn't provide directly shareable functions, it demonstrates a pattern for creating developer-specific actions that could be replicated for other debugging or development tools within the IDE plugin.# FileContextAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: FileContextAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem, com.intellij.openapi.application, com.intellij.openapi.fileEditor, com.intellij.openapi.project, com.intellij.openapi.vfs, org.slf4j - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: open -- **Description:** Opens a file in the IntelliJ IDE -- **Functionality:** Refreshes the file system, finds the file, and opens it in the IDE editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object function, can be made public static -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun open(project: Project, outputPath: Path) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (ApplicationManager, LocalFileSystem, FileEditorManager) - - -#### Function 2: processSelection -- **Description:** Abstract function to process the selected file or folder -- **Functionality:** Takes a SelectionState and configuration, returns an array of Files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already an abstract function, can be made public -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - abstract fun processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: T?): Array - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None specific to this function - - -#### Function 3: getConfig -- **Description:** Retrieves configuration for the action -- **Functionality:** Returns configuration object of type T -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already an open function, can be made public -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - open fun getConfig(project: Project?, e: AnActionEvent): T? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - - -#### Function 4: isEnabled -- **Description:** Checks if the action is enabled based on selected file/folder and settings -- **Functionality:** Determines if the action should be enabled in the UI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already overridden from BaseAction, can be made public -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun isEnabled(event: AnActionEvent): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, UITools - - -#### Function 5: handle -- **Description:** Handles the execution of the action -- **Functionality:** Processes the selected file/folder and performs the action -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already final override from BaseAction, can be made protected -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** UITools, LocalFileSystem - -These functions provide core functionality for file-based actions in the IntelliJ plugin context. They can be extracted and refactored to be more general-purpose utilities for other components that need to interact with files, project structure, and the IntelliJ IDE environment.# generic\CodeChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CodeChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - CodeChatSocketManager - - ComputerLanguage - - ApplicationServices - - StorageInterface - - ApplicationServer - - LoggerFactory - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getComputerLanguage -- **Description:** Retrieves the computer language for the current context -- **Functionality:** Determines the programming language of the current file or selection -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is currently a method call on ComputerLanguage. It could be extracted and made into a standalone utility function. -- **Signature:** `fun getComputerLanguage(e: AnActionEvent): ComputerLanguage?` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, ComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 2: createCodeChatSession -- **Description:** Creates a new code chat session -- **Functionality:** Sets up a new CodeChatSocketManager with the necessary parameters -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in the handle method. It could be extracted into a separate function for reuse. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun createCodeChatSession( - session: String, - language: String, - codeSelection: String, - filename: String, - api: API, - model: String, - storage: StorageInterface - ): CodeChatSocketManager - ``` -- **Dependencies:** CodeChatSocketManager, API, StorageInterface - - -#### Function 3: openBrowserToSession -- **Description:** Opens the default browser to the chat session URL -- **Functionality:** Constructs the session URL and uses Desktop.browse to open it -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is currently an anonymous thread in the handle method. It could be extracted into a utility function. -- **Signature:** `fun openBrowserToSession(server: AppServer, session: String)` -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, Desktop - - -#### Function 4: getSelectedTextOrDocumentText -- **Description:** Retrieves the selected text or the entire document text if nothing is selected -- **Functionality:** Provides the code content for the chat session -- **Location and Accessibility:** This logic is embedded in the handle method. It could be extracted into a utility function. -- **Signature:** `fun getSelectedTextOrDocumentText(editor: Editor): String` -- **Dependencies:** Editor - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting them into standalone utility functions would improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\CommandAutofixAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CommandAutofixAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder - - com.intellij.openapi - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - java.awt - - java.io - - java.nio.file - - javax.swing - - org.slf4j - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively retrieves all files from given virtual files, excluding certain directories and files. -- **Functionality:** Traverses directories and collects file paths, skipping hidden directories and those matched by .gitignore. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in CommandAutofixAction. Could be refactored to a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?): MutableSet - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile from IntelliJ Platform SDK, java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 2: isGitignore -- **Description:** Checks if a file or directory should be ignored based on .gitignore rules. -- **Functionality:** Traverses up the directory tree, checking .gitignore files and matching patterns. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a companion object method. Could be moved to a utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isGitignore(file: VirtualFile): Boolean - fun isGitignore(path: Path): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile from IntelliJ Platform SDK, java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 3: htmlEscape (Extension Property) -- **Description:** Escapes HTML special characters in a StringBuilder. -- **Functionality:** Replaces special characters with their HTML entity equivalents. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently an extension property on StringBuilder in the companion object. Could be moved to a string utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - val StringBuilder.htmlEscape: String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 4: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown content to HTML. -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown to HTML for display in the UI. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Not defined in this file, but used multiple times. Could be centralized in a utility class if not already. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun renderMarkdown(content: String, ui: ApplicationInterface? = null): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface (likely from a custom UI framework) - - -#### Function 5: addApplyFileDiffLinks -- **Description:** Adds interactive links to apply file diffs in the UI. -- **Functionality:** Processes diff content and creates clickable links for applying changes. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Not defined in this file, but used. Could be part of a diff utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun addApplyFileDiffLinks(root: Path, code: () -> Map, response: String, handle: (Map) -> Unit, ui: ApplicationInterface): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface, java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 6: addSaveLinks -- **Description:** Adds save links to the UI for modified files. -- **Functionality:** Creates clickable links to save changes made to files. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Not defined in this file, but used. Could be part of a UI utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun addSaveLinks(root: Path, response: String, task: SessionTask, ui: ApplicationInterface): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface, SessionTask, java.nio.file.Path - -These functions represent common functionality that could be extracted and centralized for use across multiple components of the application. Refactoring them into utility classes would improve code organization and reusability.# generic\CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.FileContextAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil - - java.io.File - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: generateFile -- **Description:** Generates a new file based on a given directive and base path. -- **Functionality:** - - Uses OpenAI API to generate file content based on user input. - - Interprets the API response to extract file path and content. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is currently private within the CreateFileFromDescriptionAction class. Refactoring is needed to make it an independent public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun generateFile(basePath: String, directive: String): ProjectFile - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - AppSettingsState - - OpenAI API client - - -#### Function 2: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the user's file selection and generates a new file. -- **Functionality:** - - Calculates relative paths and module roots. - - Calls generateFile to create new file content. - - Handles file naming conflicts. - - Writes the generated content to a file. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is currently an override within the CreateFileFromDescriptionAction class. Refactoring is needed to extract the core logic into a separate public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun processFileCreation(projectRoot: File, selectedFile: File, directive: String): File - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - java.io.File - - generateFile function - - -#### Function 3: parseGeneratedFileResponse -- **Description:** Parses the API response to extract file path and content. -- **Functionality:** - - Extracts file path from the response header. - - Removes code block markers from the content. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded within the generateFile function. It should be extracted into a separate public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun parseGeneratedFileResponse(response: String): Pair - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - -These functions encapsulate core functionality that could be useful across multiple components dealing with file generation and manipulation based on AI-generated content. Extracting and refactoring them into public static methods would improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\CreateImageAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CreateImageAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Skyenet library - - JOpenAI library - - SLF4J for logging - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: write -- **Description:** Writes an image to a file and returns the byte array of the image. -- **Functionality:** Converts an ImageResponse to a byte array and saves it to a specified path. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private method in the CreateImageAction class. It could be refactored into a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun write(code: ImageResponse, path: Path): ByteArray - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Java ImageIO, ByteArrayOutputStream - - -#### Function 2: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from a given set of virtual files. -- **Functionality:** Traverses directories and collects relative paths of files. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private method in the CreateImageAction class. It could be refactored into a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?, root: Path): MutableSet - ``` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VirtualFile API - - -#### Function 3: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of code files in Markdown format. -- **Functionality:** Reads contents of files and formats them into a Markdown string with file paths and code blocks. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a local function within the `handle` method. It could be extracted and generalized into a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun codeSummary(): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Java File API - - -#### Function 4: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens the default web browser to a specified URI. -- **Functionality:** Uses Desktop API to open a browser with a given URI. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is embedded in a Thread within the `handle` method. It could be extracted into a public static utility method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Java Desktop API - -These functions could be extracted and refactored into utility classes to promote code reuse across different components of the plugin. For example, `write` and `getFiles` could be part of a FileUtils class, `codeSummary` could be part of a CodeSummaryUtils class, and `openBrowserToUri` could be part of a BrowserUtils class.# generic\DiffChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: DiffChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - java.awt.Desktop - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: addApplyDiffLinks -- **Description:** Adds apply links to diff blocks in the response -- **Functionality:** Processes the AI response, adds interactive links to apply code changes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in renderResponse method. Should be extracted as a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun addApplyDiffLinks( - code: () -> String, - response: String, - handle: (String) -> Unit, - task: SessionTask, - ui: ApplicationInterface - ): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface, SessionTask - - -#### Function 2: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown content to HTML -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown text to HTML for display -- **Location and Accessibility:** Imported from MarkdownUtil. Already a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun renderMarkdown(markdown: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None (assuming it's a standalone utility function) - - -#### Function 3: getComputerLanguage -- **Description:** Determines the programming language of the current file -- **Functionality:** Extracts language information from the AnActionEvent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Static method in ComputerLanguage class. Already accessible. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getComputerLanguage(e: AnActionEvent): ComputerLanguage? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, ComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 4: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens the default web browser to a specific URI -- **Functionality:** Launches the system's default browser with a given URI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in a thread within handle method. Should be extracted as a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop, java.net.URI - -These functions represent common functionality that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Extracting them into separate utility classes or a shared library would improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\GenerateDocumentationAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Apache Commons IO, JOpenAI, Java Concurrent Utilities - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: findGitRoot -- **Description:** Finds the root directory of a Git repository. -- **Functionality:** Traverses up the directory tree from a given path until it finds a .git directory. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method in the companion object, but could be moved to a utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** `fun findGitRoot(path: Path?): Path?` -- **Dependencies:** Java NIO - - -#### Function 2: open -- **Description:** Opens a file or directory in the IntelliJ IDE. -- **Functionality:** Refreshes the file system, finds the file, and opens it in the editor. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently in the companion object, could be moved to a utility class for reuse. -- **Signature:** `fun open(project: Project, outputPath: Path)` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK, Java Concurrent Utilities - - -#### Function 3: transformContent -- **Description:** Transforms file content using AI-powered chat completion. -- **Functionality:** Sends file content and instructions to an AI model and returns the transformed content. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method, could be extracted and generalized for broader use. -- **Signature:** `fun transformContent(path: Path, fileContent: String, transformationMessage: String): String` -- **Dependencies:** JOpenAI, AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 4: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes selected files to generate documentation. -- **Functionality:** Handles file processing, content transformation, and output generation. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the action class, could be refactored into a separate service. -- **Signature:** `fun processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: Settings?): Array` -- **Dependencies:** Java NIO, Java Concurrent Utilities, Apache Commons IO - - -#### Function 5: getConfig -- **Description:** Retrieves user configuration for documentation generation. -- **Functionality:** Creates and displays a dialog for user input, then processes the results. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of the action class, could be generalized for other configuration dialogs. -- **Signature:** `fun getConfig(project: Project?, e: AnActionEvent): Settings` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK, Custom UI components - - -#### Function 6: items (Extension property) -- **Description:** Extension property for CheckBoxList to get all items. -- **Functionality:** Retrieves all items from a CheckBoxList, regardless of selection state. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently at file level, could be moved to a utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** `val CheckBoxList.items: List` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (CheckBoxList) - -These functions and properties contain logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin or even in other IntelliJ IDEA plugins. Refactoring them into separate utility classes or services would improve code organization and reusability.# generic\GenericChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: GenericChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - ApplicationServices - - StorageInterface - - ApplicationServer - - ChatSocketManager - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getServer -- **Description:** Retrieves the AppServer instance for a given project -- **Functionality:** Provides access to the server instance associated with the project -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of AppServer class, could be refactored into a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun getServer(project: Project?): AppServer` -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, Project - - -#### Function 2: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens the default browser to a specified URI -- **Functionality:** Launches the system's default web browser and navigates to a given URI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in handle method, should be extracted to a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI)` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop - - -#### Function 3: createChatSocketManager -- **Description:** Creates a new ChatSocketManager instance -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatSocketManager with specified parameters -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in handle method, could be extracted and generalized -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun createChatSocketManager( - session: String, - model: String, - initialAssistantPrompt: String, - userInterfacePrompt: String, - systemPrompt: String, - api: OpenAIClient, - storage: StorageInterface - ): ChatSocketManager - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ChatSocketManager, OpenAIClient, StorageInterface - - -#### Function 4: getActionUpdateThread -- **Description:** Specifies the thread for action updates -- **Functionality:** Returns the appropriate ActionUpdateThread for the action -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a separate method, could be moved to a base class for all actions -- **Signature:** `fun getActionUpdateThread(): ActionUpdateThread` -- **Dependencies:** ActionUpdateThread - - -#### Function 5: isEnabled -- **Description:** Determines if the action is enabled -- **Functionality:** Checks if the action should be enabled based on the current context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a separate method, could be moved to a base class for all actions -- **Signature:** `fun isEnabled(event: AnActionEvent): Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent - -These functions represent common functionality that could be shared across multiple components in the project. Extracting and refactoring them into utility classes or base classes would improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Apache Commons IO, JOpenAI - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: generateFile -- **Description:** Generates a new file based on a given file and directive using AI. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a base file and a directive as input - - Uses OpenAI API to generate new file content - - Parses the API response to extract file path and content -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in GenerateRelatedFileAction class. Could be refactored into a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun generateFile(baseFile: ProjectFile, directive: String): ProjectFile - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ApiModel, OpenAI API client - - -#### Function 2: open -- **Description:** Opens a file in the IntelliJ IDE. -- **Functionality:** - - Takes a Project and Path as input - - Refreshes the file system - - Opens the file in the IDE editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a companion object function. Already accessible as a static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun open(project: Project, outputPath: Path) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (ApplicationManager, LocalFileSystem, FileEditorManager) - - -#### Function 3: getModuleRootForFile -- **Description:** Gets the module root for a given file. -- **Functionality:** Determines the root directory of the module containing the specified file. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Not visible in the provided code snippet. Likely a utility method that could be made public and static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getModuleRootForFile(file: File): File - ``` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (potentially ProjectRootManager or similar) - - -#### Function 4: isEnabled -- **Description:** Checks if the action should be enabled. -- **Functionality:** Verifies if exactly one file is selected. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method in GenerateRelatedFileAction. Could be generalized into a utility method for actions that require a single file selection. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isEnabled(event: AnActionEvent): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (AnActionEvent) - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components in the project. By extracting and refactoring them into public static methods in utility classes, they can be more easily reused and maintained across the codebase.# generic\MassPatchAction.kt - -Here's an analysis of shared functionality for the given MassPatchAction.kt file: - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MassPatchAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.* - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - java.awt.* - - java.nio.file.* - - javax.swing.* - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getConfig -- **Description:** Creates a configuration dialog and returns user settings -- **Functionality:** Displays a dialog for user to select files and enter instructions -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in MassPatchAction class. Could be refactored into a separate utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getConfig(project: Project?, e: AnActionEvent): Settings - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - UITools - - ConfigDialog (inner class) - - Settings (data class) - - -#### Function 2: handle -- **Description:** Handles the action event, prepares code summary, and initiates the patch server -- **Functionality:** Processes selected files, creates a code summary, and starts a MassPatchServer -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in MassPatchAction class. Core logic could be extracted. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - MassPatchServer - - -#### Function 3: createCenterPanel -- **Description:** Creates the main panel for the configuration dialog -- **Functionality:** Sets up UI components for file selection and instruction input -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in ConfigDialog inner class. Could be generalized for reuse. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun createCenterPanel(): JComponent - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - javax.swing components - - -#### Function 4: newSession -- **Description:** Initializes a new session for the MassPatchServer -- **Functionality:** Sets up tabs for each file and schedules processing tasks -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in MassPatchServer class. Core logic could be extracted. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun newSession(user: User?, session: Session): SocketManager - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - ApplicationSocketManager - - TabbedDisplay - - Discussable - - -#### Function 5: addApplyFileDiffLinks -- **Description:** Adds links to apply file diffs in the UI -- **Functionality:** Processes diff responses and adds interactive links -- **Location and Accessibility:** Referenced as an extension function. Could be moved to a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun SocketManager?.addApplyFileDiffLinks(root: Path, code: () -> Map, response: String, handle: (Map) -> Unit, ui: ApplicationInterface): String? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - SocketManager - - ApplicationInterface - -These functions represent core pieces of functionality that could potentially be shared across different components of the plugin. Refactoring them into more general, public static methods in utility classes would increase their reusability and make the codebase more modular.# generic\MultiStepPatchAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MultiStepPatchAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - UITools - - Various Skyenet and JOpenAI classes - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getServer -- **Description:** Retrieves the AppServer instance for a given project -- **Functionality:** Provides access to the application server -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of AppServer class, could be extracted as a standalone utility function -- **Signature:** `fun getServer(project: Project?): AppServer` -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, Project - - -#### Function 2: getSelectedFolder -- **Description:** Retrieves the selected folder from an AnActionEvent -- **Functionality:** Extracts the selected folder from the event context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of UITools, already accessible as a utility function -- **Signature:** `fun getSelectedFolder(e: AnActionEvent): VirtualFile?` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, VirtualFile - - -#### Function 3: addApplyFileDiffLinks -- **Description:** Adds apply links to file diffs in the response -- **Functionality:** Enhances the response with clickable links to apply changes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of a SocketManager extension, could be extracted as a standalone utility function -- **Signature:** `fun addApplyFileDiffLinks(root: Path, code: () -> Map, response: String, handle: (Map) -> Unit, ui: ApplicationInterface): String` -- **Dependencies:** Path, ApplicationInterface - - -#### Function 4: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown content -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown to HTML for display -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a utility function in MarkdownUtil -- **Signature:** `fun renderMarkdown(markdown: String, ui: ApplicationInterface, tabs: Boolean = true): String` -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationInterface - - -#### Function 5: toContentList -- **Description:** Converts a string to a list of API content objects -- **Functionality:** Prepares string content for API communication -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a utility function in ClientUtil -- **Signature:** `fun String.toContentList(): List` -- **Dependencies:** ApiModel.Content - - -#### Function 6: toJson -- **Description:** Converts an object to its JSON representation -- **Functionality:** Serializes objects to JSON format -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a utility function in JsonUtil -- **Signature:** `fun toJson(obj: Any): String` -- **Dependencies:** None specific to this function - -These functions represent common operations that could be useful across multiple components of the application. Some are already accessible as utility functions, while others might benefit from being extracted and refactored for more general use.# generic\MultiCodeChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MultiCodeChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - java.awt.Desktop - - java.io.File - - java.nio.file.Path - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files. -- **Functionality:** Traverses directory structure and adds file paths to a set. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in MultiCodeChatAction class. Can be refactored to a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?, root: Path): Set - ``` -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile, java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 2: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a markdown summary of code files. -- **Functionality:** Reads content of files and formats them into a markdown string. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a local function in handle method. Can be refactored to a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun codeSummary(root: Path, codeFiles: Set): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path, java.io.File - - -#### Function 3: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens the default web browser to a specified URI. -- **Functionality:** Uses Desktop API to open a browser with a given URI. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in a thread in handle method. Can be refactored to a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop, java.net.URI - - -#### Function 4: renderMarkdownFileList -- **Description:** Renders a list of files with their token counts as markdown. -- **Functionality:** Generates a markdown list of files with estimated token counts. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in userMessage method of PatchApp inner class. Can be refactored to a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun renderMarkdownFileList(root: File, codeFiles: Set, codex: GPT4Tokenizer): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.io.File, java.nio.file.Path, com.simiacryptus.jopenai.GPT4Tokenizer - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the project. Refactoring them into public static methods would improve code reusability and maintainability. They could be placed in a utility class for easy access from other parts of the application.# generic\MultiDiffChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MultiDiffChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.* - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* - - java.awt.Desktop - - java.io.File - - java.nio.file.Path - - java.util.concurrent.* - - -### Common Logic - -Several functions and pieces of logic in this file could be useful across multiple components. Here's an analysis of potential shared functionality: - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files. -- **Functionality:** Traverses directory structure and collects file paths relative to a root directory. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in MultiDiffChatAction. Should be refactored to a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?, root: Path): Set - ``` -- **Dependencies:** com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile, java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 2: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a markdown summary of code files. -- **Functionality:** Creates a formatted string containing file paths and their contents. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a local function in handle method. Should be extracted and refactored to a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun codeSummary(root: Path, codeFiles: Set): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 3: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens the default browser to a specified URI. -- **Functionality:** Uses Desktop API to open a browser with a given URI. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in a thread in the handle method. Should be extracted to a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop, java.net.URI - - -#### Class: PatchApp -- **Description:** Handles multi-file patch chat functionality. -- **Functionality:** Manages chat sessions, code summaries, and patch applications. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Inner class of MultiDiffChatAction. Could be extracted to a separate file and made more generic. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - class PatchApp( - override val root: File, - val codeSummary: () -> String, - val codeFiles: Set = setOf() - ) : ApplicationServer - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Various com.simiacryptus.skyenet.* classes - - -#### Function 4: renderMarkdown -- **Description:** Renders markdown to HTML. -- **Functionality:** Converts markdown text to HTML for display. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Imported from com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.util.MarkdownUtil. Could be centralized in a utility class if used across multiple components. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun renderMarkdown(markdown: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.util.MarkdownUtil - -These shared functionalities could be extracted and refactored into utility classes or more generic components to promote code reuse across the project. This would improve maintainability and reduce duplication in the codebase.# generic\PlanAheadAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: PlanAheadAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - AppSettingsState - - UITools - - Simiacryptus libraries (jopenai, skyenet) - - SLF4J for logging - - -### Common Logic - -Several functions and classes in this file could be useful across multiple components. Here's an analysis of the potential shared functionality: - - -#### Function 1: expandFileList -- **Description:** Expands a list of VirtualFile objects, filtering out certain file types and directories. -- **Functionality:** Recursively processes an array of VirtualFile objects, excluding hidden files, large files, certain file extensions, and expanding directories. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a companion object function in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be moved to a separate utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun expandFileList(data: Array): Array - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile from IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Function 2: executionOrder -- **Description:** Determines the execution order of tasks based on their dependencies. -- **Functionality:** Takes a map of tasks and returns a list of task IDs in the order they should be executed, considering dependencies. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a companion object function in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be moved to a separate utility class for task management. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun executionOrder(tasks: Map): List - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Task data class - - -#### Function 3: buildMermaidGraph -- **Description:** Builds a Mermaid graph representation of tasks and their dependencies. -- **Functionality:** Generates a Mermaid graph string from a map of tasks, including task descriptions and dependencies. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private function in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted and made public in a utility class for graph generation. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun buildMermaidGraph(subTasks: Map): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Task data class - - -#### Function 4: sanitizeForMermaid -- **Description:** Sanitizes strings for use in Mermaid graphs. -- **Functionality:** Escapes special characters and formats strings for Mermaid compatibility. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private function in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted and made public in a utility class for string manipulation. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun sanitizeForMermaid(input: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 5: escapeMermaidCharacters -- **Description:** Escapes special characters for Mermaid graph labels. -- **Functionality:** Escapes quotation marks and wraps the string in quotes. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a private function in the PlanAheadAgent class. It could be extracted and made public in a utility class for string manipulation. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun escapeMermaidCharacters(input: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Class: PlanAheadSettings -- **Description:** Data class for storing settings for the PlanAhead action. -- **Functionality:** Holds configuration options for the PlanAhead action. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is already a data class within PlanAheadAction. It could be moved to a separate file for better organization. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - data class PlanAheadSettings( - var model: String = AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel, - var temperature: Double = AppSettingsState.instance.temperature, - var enableTaskPlanning: Boolean = false, - var enableShellCommands: Boolean = true - ) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - - -#### Class: GenState -- **Description:** Data class for managing the state of task generation and execution. -- **Functionality:** Holds various maps and lists to track task states, results, and processing queues. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is a data class within PlanAheadAgent. It could be extracted to a separate file for better modularity. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - data class GenState( - val subTasks: Map, - val tasksByDescription: MutableMap = ..., - val taskIdProcessingQueue: MutableList = ..., - val taskResult: MutableMap = mutableMapOf(), - val completedTasks: MutableList = mutableListOf(), - val taskFutures: MutableMap> = mutableMapOf(), - val uitaskMap: MutableMap = mutableMapOf() - ) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Task data class, SessionTask - -These functions and classes could be refactored into separate utility files or a shared library to promote code reuse across different parts of the plugin or even in other projects. This would improve modularity and make the codebase more maintainable.# generic\SessionProxyApp.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: SessionProxyApp.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, likely using a web framework (possibly Spring Boot or Ktor) -- **Dependencies:** - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.application - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.chat - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.session - - -### Common Logic - -This file doesn't contain many standalone functions that could be easily shared across components. However, there are some elements that could potentially be useful in other parts of the application: - - -#### SessionProxyServer class -- **Description:** A server class that manages sessions and chat functionality -- **Functionality:** Creates new sessions, manages agents and chats -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public class, but could be made more modular -- **Signature:** `class SessionProxyServer : ApplicationServer` -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer, User, Session, SocketManager, ChatServer - -While this class itself isn't a shared function, it contains logic that could be extracted and made more reusable: - - -#### Potential Shared Function: createNewSession -- **Description:** Creates a new session for a user -- **Functionality:** Determines whether to create a new chat session or use an existing agent -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the SessionProxyServer class, could be extracted as a standalone function -- **Potential Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun createNewSession(user: User?, session: Session, chats: Map, agents: Map): Any - ``` -- **Dependencies:** User, Session, ChatServer, SocketManager - - -#### Companion Object -- **Description:** Contains shared state for agents and chats -- **Functionality:** Stores mappings of sessions to SocketManagers and ChatServers -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already accessible as a companion object -- **Signature:** N/A (it's an object, not a function) -- **Dependencies:** Session, SocketManager, ChatServer - -While not a function, this shared state management could be useful in other parts of the application. It might be worth considering turning this into a more generic session management utility class. - -To make the code more modular and reusable, you could consider: - -1. Extracting the session creation logic into a separate utility class. -2. Creating a more generic session management class that could be used across different parts of the application. -3. Implementing interfaces for the SessionProxyServer to make it easier to swap out different implementations if needed. - -These refactorings would make the code more flexible and easier to maintain, while also providing opportunities for shared functionality across the application.# generic\ShellCommandAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ShellCommandAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - UITools - - Various IntelliJ Platform classes - - Skyenet libraries (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) - - Java AWT and Swing - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getSelectedFolder -- **Description:** Retrieves the selected folder from an AnActionEvent -- **Functionality:** Extracts the selected folder from the event context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of UITools, could be made public static -- **Signature:** `fun getSelectedFolder(event: AnActionEvent): VirtualFile?` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent, VirtualFile - - -#### Function 2: newGlobalID -- **Description:** Generates a new global ID for a session -- **Functionality:** Creates a unique identifier for a new session -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of StorageInterface, already accessible -- **Signature:** `fun newGlobalID(): String` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 3: createApplicationServer -- **Description:** Creates a new ApplicationServer instance -- **Functionality:** Initializes an ApplicationServer with specific configurations -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be extracted and made public static -- **Signature:** `fun createApplicationServer(name: String, path: String, showMenubar: Boolean): ApplicationServer` -- **Dependencies:** ApplicationServer - - -#### Function 4: openBrowserToUri -- **Description:** Opens the default browser to a specific URI -- **Functionality:** Uses Desktop API to open a browser with a given URI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be extracted and made public static -- **Signature:** `fun openBrowserToUri(uri: URI)` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop, java.net.URI - - -#### Function 5: createCodingAgent -- **Description:** Creates a CodingAgent instance for shell command execution -- **Functionality:** Initializes a CodingAgent with specific configurations for shell command execution -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be extracted and made more generic -- **Signature:** `fun createCodingAgent(api: API, dataStorage: StorageInterface, session: Session, user: User?, ui: ApplicationInterface, workingDir: String, shellCommand: String): CodingAgent` -- **Dependencies:** CodingAgent, ProcessInterpreter, AppSettingsState, various Skyenet classes - -These functions represent common logic that could be potentially shared across different components of the plugin. Extracting and refactoring them into public static methods would improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development, React, TypeScript -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Simiacryptus libraries (jopenai, skyenet) - - Java AWT - - SLF4J for logging - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: extractCode -- **Description:** Extracts code from a string that may contain markdown code blocks. -- **Functionality:** Removes surrounding markdown code block syntax if present. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a private function in the WebDevAgent class. Could be made public and static for wider use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun extractCode(code: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 2: write (for images) -- **Description:** Writes an image to a ByteArray. -- **Functionality:** Converts an ImageResponse to a ByteArray for file saving. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private function in WebDevAgent class. Could be made public and static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun write(code: ImageResponse, path: Path): ByteArray - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Java ImageIO, ByteArrayOutputStream - - -#### Function 3: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of code files in the project. -- **Functionality:** Concatenates the content of all non-image files in the project with file headers. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Function in WebDevAgent class. Could be extracted and made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun codeSummary(): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** File I/O operations - - -#### Function 4: draftResourceCode -- **Description:** Drafts code for a specific file using an AI actor. -- **Functionality:** Generates code content for a given file path using AI assistance. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private function in WebDevAgent class. Could be generalized and made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun draftResourceCode( - task: SessionTask, - request: Array, - actor: SimpleActor, - path: Path, - vararg languages: String - ) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Simiacryptus libraries, SessionTask, SimpleActor - - -#### Function 5: draftImage -- **Description:** Drafts an image file using an AI actor. -- **Functionality:** Generates image content for a given file path using AI assistance. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private function in WebDevAgent class. Could be generalized and made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun draftImage( - task: SessionTask, - request: Array, - actor: ImageActor, - path: Path - ) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Simiacryptus libraries, SessionTask, ImageActor - - -#### Function 6: iterateCode -- **Description:** Refines code through multiple iterations using AI review. -- **Functionality:** Applies AI-based code review and refinement to the project's code files. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private function in WebDevAgent class. Could be extracted and made more generic. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun iterateCode(task: SessionTask) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Simiacryptus libraries, SessionTask, codeReviewer actor - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across different components of the plugin or even in other similar projects. Extracting and refactoring them into public static methods in a utility class would improve reusability and maintainability of the codebase.# generic\WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Skyenet (custom library) - - JOpenAI (custom library) - - SLF4J for logging - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: extractCode -- **Description:** Extracts code from a string that may contain markdown-style code blocks. -- **Functionality:** Removes surrounding code block markers and trims whitespace. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Can be refactored to be a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun extractCode(code: String): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 2: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of code files in the project. -- **Functionality:** Concatenates the content of all non-image files in the project with file headers. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in WebDevAgent class. Can be refactored to be a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun codeSummary(codeFiles: Set, root: File): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Java NIO for file operations - - -#### Function 3: draftResourceCode -- **Description:** Drafts code for a specific resource file using an AI actor. -- **Functionality:** Generates code, extracts it from the AI response, and saves it to a file. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Can be refactored to be more generic and public. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun draftResourceCode( - task: SessionTask, - request: Array, - actor: SimpleActor, - path: Path, - vararg languages: String - ) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet SessionTask, JOpenAI ApiModel, custom SimpleActor class - - -#### Function 4: draftImage -- **Description:** Drafts an image file using an AI actor. -- **Functionality:** Generates an image, saves it to a file, and displays it in the UI. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Can be refactored to be more generic and public. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun draftImage( - task: SessionTask, - request: Array, - actor: ImageActor, - path: Path - ) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet SessionTask, JOpenAI ApiModel, custom ImageActor class, Java ImageIO - - -#### Function 5: iterateCode -- **Description:** Iteratively refines code using an AI code reviewer. -- **Functionality:** Summarizes code, sends it to a code reviewer, and applies suggested changes. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in WebDevAgent class. Can be refactored to be more generic and public. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun iterateCode(task: SessionTask, codeFiles: Set, root: File, codeReviewer: SimpleActor, ui: ApplicationInterface) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Skyenet SessionTask, custom SimpleActor class, ApplicationInterface - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin or even in other similar projects. Refactoring them into public static methods in a utility class would improve their reusability and maintainability.# git\ChatWithCommitAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ChatWithCommitAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - Various IntelliJ Platform APIs - - Custom utility classes (AppServer, SessionProxyServer, CodeChatSocketManager, IdeaOpenAIClient) - - SkyeNet library components - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: String.isBinary -- **Description:** Extension property to check if a string is likely binary content -- **Functionality:** Determines if a string contains a significant proportion of non-printable characters -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already defined as a top-level extension property, can be easily reused -- **Signature:** `val String.isBinary: Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 2: expand -- **Description:** Recursively expands an array of VirtualFiles, including contents of directories -- **Functionality:** Flattens a directory structure into a list of all contained files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithCommitAction, should be refactored to a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun expand(data: Array?): Array?` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform's VirtualFile - - -#### Function 3: openChatWithDiff -- **Description:** Opens a chat interface with diff information -- **Functionality:** Sets up a chat session with commit changes and opens it in a browser -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithCommitAction, could be generalized and moved to a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun openChatWithDiff(e: AnActionEvent, diffInfo: String)` -- **Dependencies:** - - SessionProxyServer - - CodeChatSocketManager - - IdeaOpenAIClient - - AppSettingsState - - ApplicationServices - - ApplicationServer - - AppServer - - -#### Function 4: formatChangesForChat -- **Description:** Formats VCS changes into a readable diff format for chat -- **Functionality:** Processes VCS changes and generates a formatted string representation -- **Location and Accessibility:** Not currently extracted, but can be refactored from the actionPerformed method -- **Signature:** `fun formatChangesForChat(changes: List, files: Array?): String` -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform's VCS APIs - - DiffUtil - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. The `isBinary` property is already easily reusable. The `expand`, `openChatWithDiff`, and `formatChangesForChat` functions would need to be refactored into utility classes to make them more accessible and reusable across the plugin.# git\ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, Git4Idea -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, AppSettingsState, CodeChatSocketManager, IdeaOpenAIClient, ApplicationServices, StorageInterface, ApplicationServer, Git4Idea - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getChangesBetweenCommits -- **Description:** Retrieves the diff between a selected commit and the current HEAD. -- **Functionality:** Executes a git diff command and returns the output as a string. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function can be extracted and made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getChangesBetweenCommits(repository: GitRepository, selectedCommit: VcsRevisionNumber): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea - - -#### Function 2: openChatWithDiff -- **Description:** Opens a chat session with the diff information. -- **Functionality:** Sets up a CodeChatSocketManager, configures the session, and opens a browser to the chat interface. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function can be extracted and made public static, but may need some refactoring to remove dependencies on AnActionEvent. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openChatWithDiff(project: Project, diffInfo: String) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, AppSettingsState, CodeChatSocketManager, IdeaOpenAIClient, ApplicationServices, StorageInterface, ApplicationServer - - -#### Function 3: setupChatSession -- **Description:** Sets up a chat session with given parameters. -- **Functionality:** Creates a CodeChatSocketManager and configures the ApplicationServer session. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function can be extracted from openChatWithDiff and made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun setupChatSession(session: String, language: String, codeSelection: String, filename: String): CodeChatSocketManager - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, CodeChatSocketManager, IdeaOpenAIClient, ApplicationServices, StorageInterface, ApplicationServer - - -#### Function 4: openBrowserToSession -- **Description:** Opens a browser to the chat session URL. -- **Functionality:** Constructs the session URL and opens the default browser. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function can be extracted from openChatWithDiff and made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openBrowserToSession(server: AppServer, session: String) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, Desktop API - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components dealing with Git diffs, chat sessions, and browser interactions within the IntelliJ plugin ecosystem. Extracting and refactoring these functions would improve code reusability and maintainability.# generic\SimpleCommandAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: SimpleCommandAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - java.awt.Desktop - - java.io.File - - java.nio.file - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects file paths from given virtual files -- **Functionality:** Traverses directories and collects file paths, excluding certain files and directories based on specific criteria -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public static method in the companion object -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?): MutableSet - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile from IntelliJ Platform SDK - - -#### Function 2: toPaths -- **Description:** Converts a string path (potentially with wildcards) to a list of actual file paths -- **Functionality:** Expands wildcards in file paths and returns matching file paths -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public static method in the companion object -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun toPaths(root: Path, it: String): Iterable - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.nio.file.Path, kotlin.io.path.ExperimentalPathApi - - -#### Function 3: codeSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of code files -- **Functionality:** Creates a markdown-formatted summary of specified code files -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in the PatchApp inner class. Could be refactored into a standalone function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun codeSummary(paths: List): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 4: projectSummary -- **Description:** Generates a summary of the project structure -- **Functionality:** Creates a list of project files with their sizes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in the PatchApp inner class. Could be refactored into a standalone function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun projectSummary(): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 5: getUserSettings -- **Description:** Retrieves user settings based on the current action event -- **Functionality:** Determines the working directory and selected files from the action event -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in SimpleCommandAction. Could be made public and static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getUserSettings(event: AnActionEvent?): Settings? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent from IntelliJ Platform SDK, UITools from the project - -These functions provide common functionality for file handling, project summarization, and user settings retrieval, which could be useful across multiple components in the project. Some refactoring might be needed to make them more accessible and reusable across the codebase.# git\ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea, OpenAI API, SkyeNet, Swing - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getChangesBetweenHeadAndWorkingCopy -- **Description:** Retrieves the differences between the HEAD and the working copy of a Git repository. -- **Functionality:** Executes a Git diff command and returns the output as a string. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction. Could be refactored into a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getChangesBetweenHeadAndWorkingCopy(repository: GitRepository): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Git4Idea - - -#### Function 2: openChatWithDiff -- **Description:** Opens a chat interface with the diff information. -- **Functionality:** Sets up a CodeChatSocketManager, configures the ApplicationServer, and opens a browser to the chat interface. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction. Could be refactored into a more general method for opening chats with different types of content. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openChatWithDiff(e: AnActionEvent, diffInfo: String) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, CodeChatSocketManager, IdeaOpenAIClient, AppSettingsState, ApplicationServices, Desktop - - -#### Function 3: actionPerformed -- **Description:** Handles the action when the user triggers the ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction. -- **Functionality:** Retrieves the Git repository, gets the diff, and opens the chat interface. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This is the main action method and should remain in the ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun actionPerformed(e: AnActionEvent) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VcsDataKeys, GitRepositoryManager - - -#### Function 4: update -- **Description:** Updates the visibility and enabled state of the action based on the current context. -- **Functionality:** Checks if the current VCS is Git and enables/disables the action accordingly. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This method is specific to the action and should remain in the ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun update(e: AnActionEvent) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VcsDataKeys, GitVcs - -The `getChangesBetweenHeadAndWorkingCopy` and `openChatWithDiff` functions could potentially be refactored into utility classes to be used across multiple components dealing with Git diffs and chat interfaces, respectively. This would improve code reusability and maintainability across the project.# legacy\AppendTextWithChatAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: AppendTextWithChatAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil - - -### Common Logic - -The AppendTextWithChatAction class doesn't contain any public static functions that could be easily extracted for shared functionality. However, there are some logical bits that could potentially be useful across multiple components if refactored: - - -#### Function 1: Create Chat Request -- **Description:** Creates a ChatRequest object with system and user messages -- **Functionality:** Prepares a chat request with predefined system message and user-provided text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of processSelection method, needs refactoring -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun createChatRequest(systemMessage: String, userMessage: String, model: String, temperature: Double): ChatRequest - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ApiModel.ChatRequest, ApiModel.ChatMessage, ApiModel.Role - - -#### Function 2: Process Chat Response -- **Description:** Processes the chat response and appends it to the original text -- **Functionality:** Extracts the generated content from the chat response and appends it to the original text, avoiding duplication -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of processSelection method, needs refactoring -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun processAndAppendChatResponse(originalText: String, chatResponse: ChatResponse): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ApiModel.ChatResponse - - -#### Function 3: Check Legacy Action Enablement -- **Description:** Checks if legacy actions are enabled in the application settings -- **Functionality:** Returns a boolean indicating whether legacy actions should be enabled -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of isEnabled method, could be made static -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isLegacyActionEnabled(): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState - -These functions would need to be extracted and refactored to be more general and reusable across different components. They could potentially be placed in a utility class or a shared service within the project structure.# legacy\CommentsAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: CommentsAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - -The CommentsAction class doesn't contain many standalone functions that could be easily extracted for shared use. However, there are some logical components that could potentially be generalized and shared across similar actions: - - -#### Function 1: Language Support Check -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported for the action -- **Functionality:** Determines if the action should be enabled for a specific language -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the CommentsAction class, could be extracted to a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - - -#### Function 2: ChatProxy Creation -- **Description:** Creates a ChatProxy instance with specific settings -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with application-specific settings -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the processSelection method, could be extracted to a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun createChatProxy(api: API, clazz: Class<*>): ChatProxy` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ChatProxy, API interface - - -#### Function 3: Code Editing Request -- **Description:** Sends a request to edit code with specific instructions -- **Functionality:** Formats and sends a request to modify code based on given parameters -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the processSelection method, could be generalized for various code modification actions -- **Signature:** `fun editCode(code: String, instructions: String, language: String, humanLanguage: String): String` -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, CommentsAction_VirtualAPI interface - -These functions would need to be extracted and refactored to be more general-purpose and independent of the specific CommentsAction class. They could then be placed in a utility class or a base class for similar actions, allowing for easier reuse across multiple components in the project.# git\ReplicateCommitAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ReplicateCommitAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - com.simiacryptus.diff - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: generateDiffInfo -- **Description:** Generates a diff information string from a list of changes. -- **Functionality:** Processes an array of Changes and VirtualFiles to create a formatted diff string. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is currently private within ReplicateCommitAction. It could be refactored into a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun generateDiffInfo(files: Array?, changes: Array?): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - com.intellij.openapi.vcs.changes.Change - - com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - - com.simiacryptus.diff.DiffUtil - - -#### Function 2: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively collects all file paths from given virtual files. -- **Functionality:** Traverses directories and collects file paths, excluding certain directories and files. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is currently private within ReplicateCommitAction. It could be refactored into a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?): MutableSet - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - - java.nio.file.Path - - -#### Function 3: expand -- **Description:** Expands an array of VirtualFiles, including all files within directories. -- **Functionality:** Recursively expands directories into individual files. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is currently private within ReplicateCommitAction. It could be refactored into a public static method in a utility class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun expand(data: Array?): Array? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - - -#### Function 4: toPaths -- **Description:** Converts a string path (potentially with wildcards) to a list of actual file paths. -- **Functionality:** Handles wildcard expansion in file paths. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is already a companion object method, making it effectively static. It could be moved to a separate utility class for broader use. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun toPaths(root: Path, it: String): Iterable - ``` -- **Dependencies:** - - java.nio.file.Path - -These functions provide utility for file handling, diff generation, and path manipulation, which could be useful across multiple components in a project dealing with version control systems and file operations within an IDE environment.# legacy\DocAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: DocAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IndentedText - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi.PsiUtil - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: processCode -- **Description:** Processes code to generate documentation -- **Functionality:** Takes code, operation, computer language, and human language as input and returns converted text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Part of DocAction_VirtualAPI interface, could be extracted as a standalone function -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun processCode( - code: String, - operation: String, - computerLanguage: String, - humanLanguage: String - ): DocAction_ConvertedText - ``` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 2: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported for documentation -- **Functionality:** Verifies if the language is not Text and has a non-empty docStyle -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method in DocAction class, could be made static -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage - - -#### Function 3: editSelection -- **Description:** Edits the selection range based on the PSI structure -- **Functionality:** Finds the appropriate code block and returns its start and end offsets -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method in DocAction class, could be made static -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun editSelection(state: EditorState, start: Int, end: Int): Pair - ``` -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil - - -#### Function 4: createChatProxy -- **Description:** Creates a ChatProxy for the DocAction_VirtualAPI -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with specific settings and examples -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the lazy initialization of 'proxy', could be extracted as a standalone function -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun createChatProxy(): DocAction_VirtualAPI - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - -These functions represent common logic that could potentially be shared across multiple components. They would need to be refactored to be more general and independent of the specific DocAction class to be truly reusable across the project.# legacy\ImplementStubAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ImplementStubAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi.PsiUtil - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getProxy -- **Description:** Creates and returns a ChatProxy instance for the VirtualAPI interface. -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with specific settings from AppSettingsState. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a private method, could be made public static if needed. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getProxy(): VirtualAPI - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ChatProxy, VirtualAPI interface - - -#### Function 2: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported by the action. -- **Functionality:** Verifies that the language is not null and not ComputerLanguage.Text. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already an override method, could be extracted as a public static utility. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - - -#### Function 3: defaultSelection -- **Description:** Determines the default text selection range for the action. -- **Functionality:** Finds the smallest code range within the editor context. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already an override method, could be extracted as a public static utility. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun defaultSelection(editorState: EditorState, offset: Int): Pair - ``` -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil - - -#### Function 4: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected text to implement a stub. -- **Functionality:** Extracts relevant code context and uses a VirtualAPI to generate stub implementation. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already an override method, core logic could be extracted as a public static utility. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: String?): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, StringUtil, VirtualAPI - -These functions contain logic that could be useful across multiple components, especially for actions that involve code selection, language support checking, and stub implementation. To make them more reusable, they could be extracted into a separate utility class, with some refactoring to remove dependencies on specific action classes where possible.# legacy\InsertImplementationAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: InsertImplementationAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - AppSettingsState - - SelectionAction - - ComputerLanguage - - TextBlock - - UITools - - PsiClassContext - - PsiUtil - - ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getProxy() -- **Description:** Creates and returns a ChatProxy instance for the VirtualAPI interface. -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with specific parameters for API communication. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a private method, could be made public static if needed elsewhere. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getProxy(): VirtualAPI - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, ChatProxy, VirtualAPI interface - - -#### Function 2: getPsiClassContextActionParams() -- **Description:** Extracts PsiClassContextActionParams from a SelectionState. -- **Functionality:** Processes selection state to create parameters for PsiClassContext. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Private method, could be refactored to be public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getPsiClassContextActionParams(state: SelectionState): PsiClassContextActionParams - ``` -- **Dependencies:** SelectionState, PsiUtil, ContextRange - - -#### Function 3: processSelection() -- **Description:** Processes the selected text to insert an implementation. -- **Functionality:** Extracts context, calls API to generate code, and formats the result. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method, core logic could be extracted to a separate utility function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: String?): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AppSettingsState, UITools, PsiClassContext, VirtualAPI - - -#### Function 4: defaultSelection() -- **Description:** Determines the default selection range for the action. -- **Functionality:** Finds the smallest comment in the context or falls back to the current line. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method, logic could be extracted to a utility function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun defaultSelection(editorState: EditorState, offset: Int): Pair - ``` -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil - - -#### Function 5: editSelection() -- **Description:** Adjusts the selection range based on the context. -- **Functionality:** Similar to defaultSelection, but used for editing existing selections. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Override method, logic could be combined with defaultSelection in a utility function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - override fun editSelection(state: EditorState, start: Int, end: Int): Pair - ``` -- **Dependencies:** PsiUtil - -These functions contain logic that could be useful in other actions or components dealing with code selection, context extraction, and API-based code generation. Refactoring them into more general utility functions could enhance reusability across the project.# legacy\RenameVariablesAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: RenameVariablesAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: suggestRenames -- **Description:** Suggests variable renames based on the given code and language context. -- **Functionality:** Uses AI to analyze code and suggest improved variable names. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the RenameAPI interface. Could be extracted as a standalone utility function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun suggestRenames(code: String, computerLanguage: String, humanLanguage: String): SuggestionResponse - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Requires access to AI model (currently using ChatProxy) - - -#### Function 2: choose -- **Description:** Presents a dialog for users to select which variable renames to apply. -- **Functionality:** Displays a checkbox dialog with rename suggestions and returns the selected items. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in RenameVariablesAction. Could be extracted as a utility function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun choose(renameSuggestions: Map): Set - ``` -- **Dependencies:** UITools.showCheckboxDialog - - -#### Function 3: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected text to apply chosen variable renames. -- **Functionality:** Gets rename suggestions, lets user choose which to apply, and applies the selected renames. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a method in RenameVariablesAction. Core logic could be extracted as a utility function. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun processSelection(event: AnActionEvent?, state: SelectionState, config: String?): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** suggestRenames, choose, UITools.run - - -#### Function 4: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if the given computer language is supported for variable renaming. -- **Functionality:** Currently only excludes plain text. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Could be extracted as a utility function for language support checks. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage enum - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components dealing with code analysis, refactoring, and user interaction in the context of an IDE plugin. Extracting them as standalone utility functions would improve reusability and maintainability of the codebase.# legacy\ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getSuffixForContext -- **Description:** Gets a suffix of a given string with a specified ideal length. -- **Functionality:** Extracts a suffix from a string, replacing newlines with spaces. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the processSelection method. Needs to be extracted and made public static. -- **Signature:** `fun getSuffixForContext(text: String, idealLength: Int): String` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 2: getPrefixForContext -- **Description:** Gets a prefix of a given string with a specified ideal length. -- **Functionality:** Extracts a prefix from a string, replacing newlines with spaces. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the processSelection method. Needs to be extracted and made public static. -- **Signature:** `fun getPrefixForContext(text: String, idealLength: Int): String` -- **Dependencies:** None - - -#### Function 3: calculateIdealLength -- **Description:** Calculates an ideal length based on the input text length. -- **Functionality:** Uses a logarithmic formula to determine an ideal length for context. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the processSelection method. Needs to be extracted and made public static. -- **Signature:** `fun calculateIdealLength(textLength: Int): Int` -- **Dependencies:** kotlin.math (pow, ceil, ln) - - -#### Function 4: createChatProxy -- **Description:** Creates a ChatProxy instance for the VirtualAPI interface. -- **Functionality:** Initializes a ChatProxy with specific settings from AppSettingsState. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the proxy property. Could be extracted and made public static. -- **Signature:** `fun createChatProxy(api: Any, clazz: Class): T` -- **Dependencies:** com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy, com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 5: showOptionsDialog -- **Description:** Displays a dialog with radio button options for user selection. -- **Functionality:** Shows a dialog with given choices and returns the selected option. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of the choose method. Could be extracted and made public static. -- **Signature:** `fun showOptionsDialog(title: String, options: Array): String?` -- **Dependencies:** com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components in the project. Extracting and refactoring them into public static methods would improve code reusability and maintainability.# markdown\MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** OpenAI API (via ChatProxy) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: isEnabled -- **Description:** Checks if the action should be enabled based on the current context -- **Functionality:** Verifies if the current language is Markdown and if there's a text selection -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object function, can be made public if needed -- **Signature:** `fun isEnabled(e: AnActionEvent): Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** ComputerLanguage, UITools - - -#### Function 2: getProxy -- **Description:** Creates a proxy for the ConversionAPI interface using ChatProxy -- **Functionality:** Sets up a ChatProxy with specific parameters for text conversion -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in MarkdownImplementAction, could be extracted and made more generic -- **Signature:** `fun getProxy(): ConversionAPI` -- **Dependencies:** ChatProxy, AppSettingsState - - -#### Function 3: implement (ConversionAPI) -- **Description:** Converts text from one language to another -- **Functionality:** Takes input text, source language, and target language to produce converted text -- **Location and Accessibility:** Interface method, could be extracted into a separate utility class -- **Signature:** `fun implement(text: String, humanLanguage: String, computerLanguage: String): ConvertedText` -- **Dependencies:** None (interface method) - - -#### Function 4: processSelection -- **Description:** Processes the selected text and converts it to the target programming language -- **Functionality:** Uses the ConversionAPI to convert text and formats it as a Markdown code block -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of MarkdownImplementAction, could be generalized for other similar actions -- **Signature:** `fun processSelection(state: SelectionState, config: String?): String` -- **Dependencies:** ConversionAPI - - -#### Function 5: getChildren -- **Description:** Generates a list of actions for different programming languages -- **Functionality:** Creates MarkdownImplementAction instances for each supported language -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public method in MarkdownImplementActionGroup -- **Signature:** `fun getChildren(e: AnActionEvent?): Array` -- **Dependencies:** MarkdownImplementAction - -These functions represent core functionalities that could be useful across multiple components, especially for actions dealing with text conversion, Markdown processing, and dynamic action generation based on supported languages. Some refactoring might be needed to make them more generic and accessible as independent utility functions.# legacy\VoiceToTextAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: VoiceToTextAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder (custom package) - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.audio - - javax.sound.sampled - - javax.swing - - java.util.concurrent - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: Audio Recording -- **Description:** Records audio input from the system's microphone -- **Functionality:** Captures raw audio data and stores it in a buffer -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in the `handle` method. Could be extracted as a separate function. -- **Signature:** `fun recordAudio(buffer: ConcurrentLinkedDeque, continueFn: () -> Boolean)` -- **Dependencies:** AudioRecorder, ConcurrentLinkedDeque - - -#### Function 2: Audio Processing -- **Description:** Processes raw audio data into a format suitable for speech-to-text conversion -- **Functionality:** Converts raw audio data into WAV format and applies loudness windowing -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently embedded in the `handle` method. Could be extracted as a separate function. -- **Signature:** `fun processAudio(inputBuffer: ConcurrentLinkedDeque, outputBuffer: ConcurrentLinkedDeque, continueFn: () -> Boolean)` -- **Dependencies:** LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer, ConcurrentLinkedDeque - - -#### Function 3: Speech-to-Text Conversion -- **Description:** Converts processed audio data into text -- **Functionality:** Sends audio data to an API for transcription and inserts the resulting text into the editor -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently implemented in the `DictationPump` inner class. Could be refactored into a standalone function. -- **Signature:** `fun convertSpeechToText(audioBuffer: Deque, api: ApiClient, editor: Editor, offsetStart: Int, continueFn: () -> Boolean)` -- **Dependencies:** ApiClient (assumed), Editor, Deque - - -#### Function 4: Status Dialog Creation -- **Description:** Creates a status dialog to indicate ongoing dictation -- **Functionality:** Displays a JFrame with a message about the dictation process -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently implemented as `statusDialog` method. Could be made more generic for reuse. -- **Signature:** `fun createStatusDialog(message: String, location: Point): JFrame` -- **Dependencies:** JFrame, JLabel - - -#### Function 5: Microphone Availability Check -- **Description:** Checks if a microphone is available for recording -- **Functionality:** Attempts to get a TargetDataLine for audio input -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently implemented in the `isEnabled` method and `companion object`. Could be extracted as a standalone utility function. -- **Signature:** `fun isMicrophoneAvailable(): Boolean` -- **Dependencies:** AudioSystem, TargetDataLine - -These functions represent common logic that could potentially be shared across multiple components dealing with audio recording, processing, and speech-to-text conversion. Extracting them into separate, reusable functions would improve modularity and facilitate their use in other parts of the application or in different projects altogether.# markdown\MarkdownListAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: MarkdownListAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.* - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.intellij.openapi.application.ApplicationManager - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getSmallestIntersecting -- **Description:** Finds the smallest PSI element of a specific type that intersects with a given range. -- **Functionality:** Searches for a PSI element of type "MarkdownListImpl" that intersects with the current selection. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is from PsiUtil and is already accessible as a static method. -- **Signature:** `fun getSmallestIntersecting(psiFile: PsiFile, start: Int, end: Int, type: String): PsiElement?` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (PSI) - - -#### Function 2: getAll -- **Description:** Retrieves all PSI elements of a specific type within a given PSI element. -- **Functionality:** Used to get all "MarkdownListItemImpl" and "MarkdownParagraphImpl" elements within a list. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is from PsiUtil and is already accessible as a static method. -- **Signature:** `fun getAll(element: PsiElement, type: String): List` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (PSI) - - -#### Function 3: getIndent -- **Description:** Retrieves the indentation at the current caret position. -- **Functionality:** Used to maintain the indentation of the existing list when adding new items. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is from UITools and is already accessible as a static method. -- **Signature:** `fun getIndent(caret: Caret): String` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (Editor) - - -#### Function 4: insertString -- **Description:** Inserts a string into a document at a specified offset. -- **Functionality:** Used to insert the new list items into the document. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is from UITools and is already accessible as a static method. -- **Signature:** `fun insertString(document: Document, offset: Int, text: String)` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (Editor) - - -#### Function 5: redoableTask -- **Description:** Wraps a task in a redoable command. -- **Functionality:** Ensures that the list generation action can be undone/redone. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is from UITools and is already accessible as a static method. -- **Signature:** `fun redoableTask(e: AnActionEvent, task: () -> Unit)` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (Command system) - - -#### Function 6: run -- **Description:** Runs a task with a progress indicator. -- **Functionality:** Used to show progress while generating new list items. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This function is from UITools and is already accessible as a static method. -- **Signature:** `fun run(project: Project?, title: String, canBeCancelled: Boolean, task: () -> Unit)` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (Progress API) - -These functions provide common functionality that could be useful across multiple components, especially for working with Markdown documents, PSI elements, and IntelliJ's editor and action system. They are already accessible as static methods, so no refactoring is needed to make them independent public static methods.# OpenWebPageAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: OpenWebPageAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Java AWT Desktop, java.net.URI - - -### Common Logic - -The `OpenWebPageAction` class contains functionality that could be generalized and shared across multiple components. Here's an analysis of the potential shared functionality: - - -#### Function 1: openWebPage -- **Description:** Opens a specified URL in the default web browser. -- **Functionality:** Checks if desktop browsing is supported and opens the given URL. -- **Location and Accessibility:** This functionality is currently embedded in the `actionPerformed` method. It should be extracted into a separate public static method for reuse. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openWebPage(url: String): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** java.awt.Desktop, java.net.URI - -To make this functionality more reusable, we can refactor the code as follows: - -```kotlin -companion object { - fun openWebPage(url: String): Boolean { - return if (Desktop.isDesktopSupported()) { - val desktop = Desktop.getDesktop() - if (desktop.isSupported(Desktop.Action.BROWSE)) { - desktop.browse(URI(url)) - true - } else { - false - } - } else { - false - } - } -} -``` - -This refactored version: -1. Extracts the web page opening logic into a separate method. -2. Makes it a companion object function, allowing it to be called without instantiating the class. -3. Returns a boolean to indicate success or failure, which can be useful for error handling in other parts of the application. -4. Accepts a URL as a parameter, making it more flexible for use with different web pages. - -The `OpenWebPageAction` class could then use this shared functionality like this: - -```kotlin -override fun actionPerformed(event: AnActionEvent) { - openWebPage("http://apps.simiacrypt.us/") -} -``` - -This refactoring makes the web page opening functionality more modular and reusable across different parts of the application or even in other projects.# SelectionAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: SelectionAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** Various IntelliJ Platform classes (e.g., AnActionEvent, Editor, PsiFile) - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: retarget -- **Description:** Adjusts the selection range based on the current editor state and selection. -- **Functionality:** Determines the appropriate selection range, considering whether there's an existing selection or if a default selection should be used. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in SelectionAction. Could be refactored to be a protected or public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun retarget(editorState: EditorState, selectedText: String?, selectionStart: Int, selectionEnd: Int): Pair? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Requires EditorState, which could be made into a separate class. - - -#### Function 2: editorState -- **Description:** Creates an EditorState object from the current Editor. -- **Functionality:** Extracts relevant information from the Editor to create an EditorState object. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in SelectionAction. Could be refactored to be a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun editorState(editor: Editor): EditorState - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Requires Editor and PsiFile classes from IntelliJ Platform SDK. - - -#### Function 3: contextRanges -- **Description:** Extracts context ranges from a PsiFile based on the current editor position. -- **Functionality:** Traverses the PSI tree to find elements that contain the current cursor position and creates ContextRange objects for them. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method in SelectionAction. Could be refactored to be a public static method. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun contextRanges(psiFile: PsiFile?, editor: Editor): Array - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Requires PsiFile and Editor classes from IntelliJ Platform SDK. - - -#### Function 4: isLanguageSupported -- **Description:** Checks if a given computer language is supported by the action. -- **Functionality:** Currently a simple null check, but could be extended to support more complex language checks. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a protected method in SelectionAction. Could be made public static if needed. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun isLanguageSupported(computerLanguage: ComputerLanguage?): Boolean - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Requires ComputerLanguage class. - - -#### Function 5: UITools.redoableTask -- **Description:** Executes a task that can be redone/undone in the IntelliJ environment. -- **Functionality:** Wraps the given task in a redoable/undoable command. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a public static method in UITools class. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun redoableTask(e: AnActionEvent, task: () -> Unit) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Requires AnActionEvent class from IntelliJ Platform SDK. - -These functions provide common functionality that could be useful across multiple components, especially for actions that involve text selection and manipulation in the IntelliJ environment. Some refactoring might be needed to make them more generally accessible and reusable.# problems\AnalyzeProblemAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK (com.intellij.openapi.*) - - AppServer - - SessionProxyServer - - IdeaOpenAIClient - - Skyenet library (com.simiacryptus.skyenet.*) - - JsonUtil - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: findGitRoot -- **Description:** Finds the Git root directory for a given file -- **Functionality:** Traverses up the directory tree to find the Git root -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object method in TestResultAutofixAction, could be moved to a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun findGitRoot(file: VirtualFile): VirtualFile?` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VirtualFile - - -#### Function 2: getProjectStructure -- **Description:** Generates a string representation of the project structure -- **Functionality:** Traverses the project directory and creates a tree-like structure -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object method in TestResultAutofixAction, could be moved to a utility class -- **Signature:** `fun getProjectStructure(root: VirtualFile): String` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ VirtualFile - - -#### Function 3: buildProblemInfo -- **Description:** Builds a string containing detailed information about a problem -- **Functionality:** Gathers information about the file, problem, and surrounding context -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of actionPerformed, could be extracted as a separate method -- **Signature:** `fun buildProblemInfo(project: Project, file: VirtualFile, item: ProblemNode, gitRoot: VirtualFile?): String` -- **Dependencies:** IntelliJ Project, VirtualFile, ProblemNode - - -#### Function 4: openAnalysisSession -- **Description:** Opens a new analysis session for a problem -- **Functionality:** Creates a new session and opens a browser window for analysis -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a separate private method, could be made public and static -- **Signature:** `fun openAnalysisSession(project: Project, problemInfo: String, gitRoot: VirtualFile?)` -- **Dependencies:** AppServer, SessionProxyServer, ProblemAnalysisApp - - -#### Function 5: analyzeProblem -- **Description:** Analyzes a problem and suggests fixes -- **Functionality:** Uses AI to analyze the problem, identify errors, and suggest fixes -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of ProblemAnalysisApp, could be extracted as a separate utility method -- **Signature:** `fun analyzeProblem(ui: ApplicationInterface, task: SessionTask, problemInfo: String, gitRoot: VirtualFile?)` -- **Dependencies:** IdeaOpenAIClient, Skyenet library, JsonUtil - - -#### Function 6: generateAndAddResponse -- **Description:** Generates a response with suggested fixes and adds it to the UI -- **Functionality:** Uses AI to generate fixes and formats them as clickable links in the UI -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently part of ProblemAnalysisApp, could be extracted as a separate utility method -- **Signature:** `fun generateAndAddResponse(ui: ApplicationInterface, task: SessionTask, error: ParsedError, summary: String, filesToFix: List, root: File): String` -- **Dependencies:** IdeaOpenAIClient, Skyenet library, AppSettingsState - -These functions represent common logic that could be useful across multiple components of the plugin. Some refactoring would be needed to make them more general and accessible, possibly by moving them to a shared utility class.# test\TestResultAutofixAction.kt - - -## Shared Functionality Analysis: TestResultAutofixAction.kt - - -### Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Dependencies:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - JOpenAI library - - -### Common Logic - - -#### Function 1: getFiles -- **Description:** Recursively retrieves all files from a given set of virtual files or paths. -- **Functionality:** Traverses directories and collects file paths, excluding hidden files and those in .gitignore. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object method, can be made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?): MutableSet - fun getFiles(virtualFiles: Array?): MutableSet - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile (IntelliJ SDK), Path (Java NIO) - - -#### Function 2: getProjectStructure -- **Description:** Generates a string representation of the project structure. -- **Functionality:** Lists all files in the project with their sizes, excluding large files. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object method, can be made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getProjectStructure(projectPath: VirtualFile?): String - fun getProjectStructure(root: Path): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** VirtualFile (IntelliJ SDK), Path (Java NIO) - - -#### Function 3: findGitRoot -- **Description:** Finds the root directory of a Git repository. -- **Functionality:** Traverses up the directory tree to find the .git folder. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Already a companion object method, can be made public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun findGitRoot(path: Path?): Path? - fun findGitRoot(virtualFile: VirtualFile?): VirtualFile? - ``` -- **Dependencies:** Path (Java NIO), VirtualFile (IntelliJ SDK) - - -#### Function 4: getTestInfo -- **Description:** Extracts information from a test proxy object. -- **Functionality:** Collects test name, duration, error message, and stacktrace. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method, can be refactored to be public static. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun getTestInfo(testProxy: SMTestProxy): String - ``` -- **Dependencies:** SMTestProxy (IntelliJ SDK) - - -#### Function 5: openAutofixWithTestResult -- **Description:** Opens a new session for test result autofix. -- **Functionality:** Creates a new session, sets up the application server, and opens a browser. -- **Location and Accessibility:** Currently a private method, may need significant refactoring to be generalized. -- **Signature:** - ```kotlin - fun openAutofixWithTestResult(e: AnActionEvent, testInfo: String, projectStructure: String) - ``` -- **Dependencies:** AnActionEvent (IntelliJ SDK), AppServer, SessionProxyServer, ApplicationServer - -These functions provide useful utilities for file handling, project structure analysis, Git repository detection, and test result processing. They could be extracted into a separate utility class to be used across multiple components of the plugin. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CodeChatAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CodeChatAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index bbdbd3ff..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CodeChatAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a code chat action for the IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class, `CodeChatAction`, extends `BaseAction` to provide a chat interface for discussing code within the IDE. It sets up a session for code chat and opens a browser window to interact with the chat. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `CodeChatAction` class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces (if applicable):** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - SLF4J for logging -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `CodeChatSocketManager` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `AppServer` - - `SessionProxyServer` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant CodeChatAction - participant Editor - participant SessionProxyServer - participant AppServer - participant Browser - - User->>CodeChatAction: Trigger action - CodeChatAction->>Editor: Get selected text/document - CodeChatAction->>SessionProxyServer: Create CodeChatSocketManager - CodeChatAction->>AppServer: Set session info - CodeChatAction->>Browser: Open chat interface - User->>Browser: Interact with chat -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically triggered by the user through the IDE's action system, such as a menu item or keyboard shortcut. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of IntelliJ Platform SDK for editor interaction - - Proper error handling and logging -- **Features:** - - Integrates code chat functionality into the IDE - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Opens chat interface in the default browser -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding more configuration options for the chat interface - - Implement error handling for browser opening failure - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Code Chat, AI, Editor Integration -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Integration: Browser - - AI: Code Analysis \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CodeChatAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CodeChatAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c42b82fe..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CodeChatAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CodeChatAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `CodeChatAction` class that extends `BaseAction`. It's part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin and is responsible for initiating a code chat session based on the selected code in the editor. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and uses various platform APIs. -- The class handles the creation of a chat session and opens a browser window to display the chat interface. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `handle` function doesn't check if `e.getData(CommonDataKeys.EDITOR)` is null before using it. - - Recommendation: Add a null check for the editor before proceeding with the rest of the function. - - File: CodeChatAction.kt, line 22 - -2. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The import for `com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.ApplicationServices` is not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import. - - File: CodeChatAction.kt, line 13 - -3. Hardcoded Delay - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: There's a hardcoded delay of 500ms before opening the browser. - - Recommendation: Consider making this delay configurable or use a more robust method to ensure the server is ready. - - File: CodeChatAction.kt, line 54 - -4. Exception Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The catch block in the thread only logs the error without any recovery mechanism. - - Recommendation: Consider adding a fallback mechanism or notifying the user if the browser fails to open. - - File: CodeChatAction.kt, line 60-62 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and IntelliJ IDEA plugin development conventions. The use of extension functions and nullable types is appropriate. - -## 5. Documentation - -The code lacks inline comments and function documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -The use of a separate thread to open the browser is a good practice to avoid blocking the UI thread. However, the hardcoded delay might not be optimal for all systems. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No major security issues were identified. However, ensure that the `session` ID generation in `StorageInterface.newGlobalID()` is secure and unique. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code effectively integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system. -- It handles potential null cases well, using Kotlin's null-safe operators. -- The use of a companion object for the logger follows good logging practices. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Null Check for Editor - - Description: Add a null check for the editor in the `handle` function - - Priority: High - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next code review - -2. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next code review - -3. Refactor Browser Opening Logic - - Description: Consider making the delay configurable or use a more robust method to ensure the server is ready - - Priority: Low - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next sprint \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CommandAutofixAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CommandAutofixAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index e19823e9..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CommandAutofixAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,73 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a command autofix action for IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `CommandAutofixAction` class that extends `BaseAction`. It provides functionality to run a command, analyze its output, and automatically fix issues in the code based on the command's results. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `CommandAutofixAction` class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `tripleTilde`: A constant used for markdown code block formatting -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `OutputResult` data class - - `ParsedErrors` data class - - `ParsedError` data class - - `Settings` data class - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - JOpenAI library -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - - `AppServer` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>CommandAutofixAction: Trigger action - CommandAutofixAction->>SettingsUI: Get user settings - SettingsUI-->>CommandAutofixAction: Return settings - CommandAutofixAction->>PatchApp: Create and run - PatchApp->>ProcessBuilder: Execute command - ProcessBuilder-->>PatchApp: Return output - PatchApp->>ParsedActor: Analyze output - ParsedActor-->>PatchApp: Return parsed errors - PatchApp->>SimpleActor: Generate fixes - SimpleActor-->>PatchApp: Return code patches - PatchApp->>User: Display results and apply patches -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically triggered from within an IntelliJ-based IDE, either through a menu item or a keyboard shortcut. The user selects files or a directory, configures the command to run, and the action automatically analyzes the output and suggests fixes. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Extensive use of Kotlin features like data classes and extension functions - - Nested class structure for better organization - - Use of functional programming concepts -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the `PatchApp` class into smaller, more focused classes - - Some methods in `PatchApp` could be extracted to improve readability -- **Features:** - - Customizable command execution - - Automatic error parsing and fix suggestion - - Integration with IntelliJ's UI components - - File diff generation and application -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more robust error handling and logging - - Implement unit tests for core functionality - - Consider making the AI model selection more flexible - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, CodeFix, CommandExecution -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin Action - - AI-Integration: Yes - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CommandAutofixAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CommandAutofixAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index b5a189c1..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CommandAutofixAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CommandAutofixAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `CommandAutofixAction` class, which is part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class is responsible for executing a command and then using AI to analyze and fix any errors that occur during the command execution. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin best practices. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for UI interactions and file handling. -- The class integrates with an AI system for error analysis and code fixing. -- There's a good separation of concerns between UI, command execution, and AI interaction. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Long Method in `run` Function - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `run` method in the `PatchApp` class is quite long and complex, handling multiple responsibilities. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking this method down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. - - File: CommandAutofixAction.kt, lines 125-238 - -2. Hardcoded AI Prompts - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: AI prompts are hardcoded within the class, which may make it difficult to maintain or update them. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these prompts to a separate configuration file or resource for easier management. - - File: CommandAutofixAction.kt, lines 159-168, 196-228 - -3. Error Handling in `run` Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `run` method catches all exceptions and reports them to the UI, which might hide specific error types. - - Recommendation: Consider catching and handling specific exceptions separately to provide more detailed error information. - - File: CommandAutofixAction.kt, lines 236-238 - -4. Potential Resource Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `output` method starts a new thread for error stream reading but doesn't ensure it's properly terminated. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more structured concurrency approach, such as ExecutorService, to manage the thread lifecycle. - - File: CommandAutofixAction.kt, lines 86-95 - -5. Hardcoded File Size Limit - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: There's a hardcoded file size limit of 0.5MB in the `codeFiles` method. - - Recommendation: Consider making this limit configurable, either through user settings or as a constant at the class level. - - File: CommandAutofixAction.kt, line 66 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions and best practices. -- Proper use of nullable types and safe calls is evident throughout the code. -- The use of data classes for structured data is a good practice. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more comprehensive documentation, especially for complex methods like `run`. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes to improve code understanding. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code reads entire file contents into memory, which could be problematic for very large files. -- Consider implementing pagination or streaming for large file handling. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code executes system commands based on user input, which could potentially be a security risk if not properly sanitized. -- Ensure that all user inputs are properly validated and sanitized before being used in command execution. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's language features, such as data classes and extension functions. -- The UI for command settings is well-implemented and user-friendly. -- The integration with AI for error analysis and fixing is an innovative approach. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Refactor `run` Method - - Description: Break down the `run` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement more specific exception handling in the `run` method - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to public methods and classes - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Review and Improve Security Measures - - Description: Audit and improve input sanitization for command execution - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Optimize Large File Handling - - Description: Implement pagination or streaming for large file processing - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7988f758..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,63 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Create a new file based on a user-provided description -- **Brief Description:** This action generates a new file with content based on a user's directive, using AI to interpret the requirements and create appropriate file content. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `CreateFileFromDescriptionAction`: Main action class - - `ProjectFile`: Data class for holding file path and content - - `Settings`: Configuration class for the action - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `FileContextAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - -## Architecture -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant CreateFileFromDescriptionAction - participant OpenAI API - participant FileSystem - - User->>CreateFileFromDescriptionAction: Invoke action - CreateFileFromDescriptionAction->>OpenAI API: Generate file content - OpenAI API-->>CreateFileFromDescriptionAction: Return generated content - CreateFileFromDescriptionAction->>FileSystem: Create new file - FileSystem-->>CreateFileFromDescriptionAction: File created - CreateFileFromDescriptionAction-->>User: Action completed -``` - -## Example Usage -1. User selects a file or directory in the project -2. User invokes the "Create File from Description" action -3. User provides a directive describing the desired file -4. Action generates the file content using AI -5. New file is created in the project structure - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls -- **Features:** - - AI-powered file generation - - Automatic file naming and path resolution - - Handles file name conflicts -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for API failures - - Implement user confirmation before file creation - - Allow customization of AI model and parameters - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #FileGeneration #AI #IntelliJPlugin #Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: medium - - ai-integration: OpenAI - - ide-integration: IntelliJ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7a5847bf..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,99 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CreateFileFromDescriptionAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `CreateFileFromDescriptionAction` class, which is part of a Kotlin project. The class is responsible for creating a new file based on a user-provided description, using AI-generated content. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses OpenAI's API for generating file content. -- The class extends `FileContextAction` and overrides necessary methods. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code, particularly in the AI prompt. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to constants or a resource file for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt (lines 54-59) - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's limited error handling, especially when interacting with the AI API. - - Recommendation: Implement proper error handling and provide user feedback for potential API failures. - - File: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt (lines 76-81) - -3. File Naming Logic - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The file naming logic when a file already exists is simplistic. - - Recommendation: Consider a more robust naming strategy or prompt the user for input on file naming conflicts. - - File: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt (lines 34-41) - -4. Hardcoded Sleep - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: There's a hardcoded Thread.sleep(100) which may not be necessary. - - Recommendation: Remove the sleep if it's not essential, or replace it with a more appropriate synchronization mechanism if needed. - - File: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt (line 43) - -5. AI Model Configuration - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ Security - - Description: The AI model and temperature are fetched from AppSettingsState, which is good for flexibility, but there's no validation. - - Recommendation: Add validation for the AI model and temperature settings to ensure they're within acceptable ranges. - - File: CreateFileFromDescriptionAction.kt (lines 66-67) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- Appropriate use of data classes for configuration (Settings class). - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for the class and its public methods to improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The AI API call could potentially be slow. Consider adding a loading indicator or running this in a background thread if not already done so. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the user-provided directive is properly sanitized before being sent to the AI API to prevent potential injection attacks. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good separation of concerns between file generation and file writing. -- Clever use of AI to generate file content based on user description. -- Flexible file path handling, allowing for creation in different project locations. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its public methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement proper error handling for AI API interactions - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to constants or resource files - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Review and Optimize File Naming Logic - - Description: Improve the file naming strategy for conflict resolution - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateImageAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateImageAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 105cabde..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateImageAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Create an action for generating images based on code context in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `CreateImageAction` class that extends `BaseAction` to create an action for generating images based on selected code files in an IntelliJ IDEA project. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `CreateImageAction` class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `path: String = "/imageCreator"` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - JOpenAI library -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppServer` - - `UITools` - - `AppSettingsState` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant CreateImageAction - participant PatchApp - participant PatchAgent - participant ImageActor - participant API - - User->>CreateImageAction: Trigger action - CreateImageAction->>PatchApp: Create and start - PatchApp->>PatchAgent: Initialize - PatchAgent->>ImageActor: Create - User->>PatchApp: Enter message - PatchApp->>PatchAgent: Process message - PatchAgent->>ImageActor: Generate image - ImageActor->>API: Make API call - API-->>ImageActor: Return image data - ImageActor-->>PatchAgent: Return image response - PatchAgent-->>PatchApp: Display image - PatchApp-->>User: Show generated image -``` - -## Example Usage -This action would typically be triggered from the IntelliJ IDEA UI, such as a menu item or toolbar button. When activated, it opens a web interface for the user to interact with the image generation system. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nested classes for organization - - Implements the IntelliJ action system -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the large `PatchAgent` class into smaller, more focused components - - Add more inline comments to explain complex logic -- **Features:** - - Integrates with IntelliJ's action system - - Uses a web-based UI for interaction - - Generates images based on code context - - Supports multi-step conversations -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement error handling and user feedback for failed operations - - Add configuration options for image generation parameters - - Optimize performance for large codebases - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Image Generation, AI, Code Analysis -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin Action - - Language: Kotlin - - AI-Integration: Yes \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateImageAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateImageAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2bf94d5f..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/CreateImageAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,121 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CreateImageAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `CreateImageAction` class, which is part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin for generating images based on code summaries using AI. The class extends `BaseAction` and implements functionality to create images using a chat-based interface. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and uses various platform APIs. -- The class implements a complex workflow involving file selection, code summarization, and image generation. -- It uses a custom application server and actor system for handling user interactions and image creation. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Imports - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused imports in the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code clarity. - - File: CreateImageAction.kt (various lines) - -2. Commented Out Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are commented-out code sections that are not being used. - - Recommendation: Remove commented-out code if it's no longer needed. - - File: CreateImageAction.kt (lines 70-72) - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code. - - Recommendation: Consider moving hardcoded strings to constants or resource files for better maintainability. - - File: CreateImageAction.kt (various lines) - -4. Exception Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `handle` method catches all exceptions and only logs them. - - Recommendation: Consider more specific exception handling and potentially informing the user of errors. - - File: CreateImageAction.kt (lines 85-87) - -5. Large Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `handle` method is quite long and complex. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking down the `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods. - - File: CreateImageAction.kt (lines 29-89) - -6. Null Safety - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There are several instances of force unwrapping (`!!`) which could lead to null pointer exceptions. - - Recommendation: Use safe calls (`?.`) or null checks to handle potential null values more gracefully. - - File: CreateImageAction.kt (various lines) - -7. Error Handling in Thread - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The thread that opens the browser catches all exceptions and only logs them. - - Recommendation: Consider handling specific exceptions and potentially informing the user if the browser cannot be opened. - - File: CreateImageAction.kt (lines 81-89) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of extension functions and lambdas is appropriate and enhances readability. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's null safety features, although there are some areas for improvement (see issue 6). - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation for methods and classes. -- Adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes would greatly improve code understanding and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code reads entire files into memory, which could be problematic for very large files. -- Consider using buffered reading or streaming for large files if necessary. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code opens files and executes commands based on user input. Ensure proper input validation is in place to prevent potential security vulnerabilities. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good understanding of IntelliJ IDEA's action system and integration. -- The use of coroutines for asynchronous operations is a good practice. -- The implementation of a custom application server and actor system shows advanced programming skills. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to public methods and classes - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Large Methods - - Description: Break down the `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement more specific exception handling and user feedback - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Code Cleanup - - Description: Remove unused imports and commented-out code - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Review Null Safety - - Description: Replace force unwrapping with safe calls or null checks where appropriate - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/DiffChatAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/DiffChatAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4a782883..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/DiffChatAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a diff-based chat action for code editing in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class, `DiffChatAction`, extends `BaseAction` to provide an interactive chat interface for code modifications using a diff-based approach. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `DiffChatAction` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `path: String = "/diffChat"` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - SLF4J for logging -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `CodeChatSocketManager` - - `ComputerLanguage` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant DiffChatAction - participant Editor - participant AppServer - participant CodeChatSocketManager - participant AI - - User->>DiffChatAction: Trigger action - DiffChatAction->>Editor: Get selected text/document - DiffChatAction->>AppServer: Create session - DiffChatAction->>CodeChatSocketManager: Initialize - DiffChatAction->>AppServer: Open browser - User->>AI: Input chat message - AI->>CodeChatSocketManager: Generate response - CodeChatSocketManager->>Editor: Apply changes - CodeChatSocketManager->>User: Display response -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically triggered from the IDE's action system, not called directly in code. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses extension functions and properties for cleaner code -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and organized - - Good use of IntelliJ Platform APIs -- **Features:** - - Integrates AI-powered code chat directly into the IDE - - Supports diff-based code modifications - - Provides an interactive web interface for chat -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding error handling for network issues or AI service failures - - Implement caching mechanism for frequently used responses - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #IntelliJPlugin #AICodeAssistant #DiffChat #CodeModification -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - IntegrationPoint: Editor - - AIModel: ChatGPT \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/DiffChatAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/DiffChatAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0fe8c0a1..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/DiffChatAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,102 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for DiffChatAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `DiffChatAction` class, which is part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class extends `BaseAction` and implements functionality for a diff-based chat interaction within the IDE. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and document manipulation. -- The class uses a custom `CodeChatSocketManager` for handling chat interactions. -- The code includes markdown rendering and diff application functionality. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `Companion` import from `BaseAction` is not used in this file. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import. - - File: DiffChatAction.kt, line 5 - -2. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `filename` variable is derived from a potentially null value without a null check. - - Recommendation: Add a null check or use the safe call operator `?.` to handle potential null cases. - - File: DiffChatAction.kt, line 33 - -3. Unused Variable - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `path` property is declared but never used. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused property or use it if it's intended for future use. - - File: DiffChatAction.kt, line 22 - -4. Long Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `handle` method is quite long and could be split into smaller, more focused methods. - - Recommendation: Extract parts of the method into separate private methods for better readability and maintainability. - - File: DiffChatAction.kt, line 24 - -5. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The error in opening the browser is caught and logged, but the user is not notified. - - Recommendation: Consider showing a notification to the user if the browser fails to open. - - File: DiffChatAction.kt, line 134 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Proper use of nullable types and safe calls is observed in most places. -- The use of extension functions and properties is good Kotlin practice. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would improve readability and maintainability. -- The inline comments are minimal. More comments explaining complex logic would be beneficial. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code opens a new browser window for each action invocation. This could be optimized to reuse existing windows if possible. -- The use of lazy initialization for the `ui` property is a good performance practice. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No major security issues were identified in this code. -- Ensure that the `AppSettingsState` and `AppServer` classes handle sensitive information securely. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of Kotlin's language features, such as lazy properties and string templates, is commendable. -- The integration with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and document manipulation is well-implemented. -- The error handling for browser opening, while it could be improved, is a good practice. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Long Method - - Description: Split the `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Address Minor Issues - - Description: Remove unused imports and variables, add null checks - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Add user notification for browser opening errors - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateDocumentationAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateDocumentationAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1f691f99..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateDocumentationAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Generate documentation for selected files in a project -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to generate documentation for selected files in a project, either as a single output file or as individual files for each input file. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `GenerateDocumentationAction`: Main action class - - `SettingsUI`: UI components for settings - - `UserSettings`: Data class for user settings - - `Settings`: Wrapper class for user settings and project - - `DocumentationCompilerDialog`: Dialog for configuring documentation generation - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Apache Commons IO - - JOpenAI -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `FileContextAction` - - `TestResultAutofixAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>GenerateDocumentationAction: Trigger action - GenerateDocumentationAction->>DocumentationCompilerDialog: Show dialog - User->>DocumentationCompilerDialog: Configure settings - DocumentationCompilerDialog->>GenerateDocumentationAction: Return settings - GenerateDocumentationAction->>API: Process files - API->>GenerateDocumentationAction: Return processed content - GenerateDocumentationAction->>FileSystem: Write output files - GenerateDocumentationAction->>IDE: Open generated files -``` - -## Example Usage -1. User selects a directory in the project -2. User triggers the "Generate Documentation" action -3. User configures settings in the dialog (file selection, output options, etc.) -4. Action processes selected files and generates documentation -5. Generated documentation is saved and opened in the IDE - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Kotlin idiomatic style is generally followed - - Uses IntelliJ Platform SDK conventions -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the `processSelection` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Add more error handling and logging throughout the code -- **Features:** - - Supports single file or multiple file output - - Allows custom AI instructions for documentation generation - - Integrates with IntelliJ's file system and editor -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add progress indicators for long-running operations - - Implement caching to avoid regenerating unchanged files - - Add more customization options for output formatting - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** documentation-generation, intellij-plugin, kotlin, ai-assisted -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: high - - maintenance: medium - - performance: medium \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateDocumentationAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateDocumentationAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index b4eec2b5..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateDocumentationAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,114 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for GenerateDocumentationAction - -## Overview - -This code review focuses on the `GenerateDocumentationAction` class, which is part of a Kotlin project. The class is responsible for generating documentation for selected files in a project, either as a single output file or as individual files for each input file. - -## General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for UI components and file operations. -- The class extends `FileContextAction` and overrides necessary methods. -- It uses a separate thread pool for processing files concurrently. - -## Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Imports - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused imports in the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code readability. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (throughout the file) - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to constants or a resource file for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (lines 86, 87, 88, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 478, 479, 480, 481, 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 494, 495, 496, 497, 498, 499, 500, 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 514, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 529, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539, 540, 541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549, 550, 551, 552, 553, 554, 555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 560, 561, 562, 563, 564, 565, 566, 567, 568, 569, 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, 575, 576, 577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 594, 595, 596, 597, 598, 599, 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 650, 651, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657, 658, 659, 660, 661, 662, 663, 664, 665, 666, 667, 668, 669, 670, 671, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 678, 679, 680, 681, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690, 691, 692, 693, 694, 695, 696, 697, 698, 699, 700, 701, 702, 703, 704, 705, 706, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 713, 714, 715, 716, 717, 718, 719, 720, 721, 722, 723, 724, 725, 726, 727, 728, 729, 730, 731, 732, 733, 734, 735, 736, 737, 738, 739, 740, 741, 742, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747, 748, 749, 750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 755, 756, 757, 758, 759, 760, 761, 762, 763, 764, 765, 766, 767, 768, 769, 770, 771, 772, 773, 774, 775, 776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 783, 784, 785, 786, 787, 788, 789, 790, 791, 792, 793, 794, 795, 796, 797, 798, 799, 800, 801, 802, 803, 804, 805, 806, 807, 808, 809, 810, 811, 812, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, 818, 819, 820, 821, 822, 823, 824, 825, 826, 827, 828, 829, 830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835, 836, 837, 838, 839, 840, 841, 842, 843, 844, 845, 846, 847, 848, 849, 850, 851, 852, 853, 854, 855, 856, 857, 858, 859, 860, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865, 866, 867, 868, 869, 870, 871, 872, 873, 874, 875, 876, 877, 878, 879, 880, 881, 882, 883, 884, 885, 886, 887, 888, 889, 890, 891, 892, 893, 894, 895, 896, 897, 898, 899, 900, 901, 902, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 919, 920, 921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 926, 927, 928, 929, 930, 931, 932, 933, 934, 935, 936, 937, 938, 939, 940, 941, 942, 943, 944, 945, 946, 947, 948, 949, 950, 951, 952, 953, 954, 955, 956, 957, 958, 959, 960, 961, 962, 963, 964, 965, 966, 967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 972, 973, 974, 975, 976, 977, 978, 979, 980, 981, 982, 983, 984, 985, 986, 987, 988, 989, 990, 991, 992, 993, 994, 995, 996, 997, 998, 999, 1000) - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The error handling in the `processSelection` method could be improved. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more robust error handling mechanism, such as wrapping the entire method in a try-catch block and providing more detailed error messages. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (lines 86-130) - -4. Thread Pool Management - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: The thread pool is created and shut down for each `processSelection` call, which could be inefficient for repeated use. - - Recommendation: Consider using a shared thread pool or managing the lifecycle of the thread pool more efficiently. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (lines 89, 129) - -5. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There are several instances where nullable types are used without null checks. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use safe call operators to prevent potential NullPointerExceptions. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (lines 87, 88, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128) - -6. Large Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `processSelection` method is quite long and could be split into smaller, more focused methods. - - Recommendation: Consider refactoring this method into smaller, more manageable pieces. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (lines 86-130) - -7. Hardcoded File Extensions - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The file extension ".md" is hardcoded in several places. - - Recommendation: Consider making this configurable or moving it to a constant. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (lines 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128) - -8. Unused Variable - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `partitionedPaths` variable is created but only one of its elements is used. - - Recommendation: Consider simplifying this logic if the other partition is not needed. - - File: GenerateDocumentationAction.kt (lines 103-105) - -## Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of data classes for settings is a good practice. -- The separation of UI components and logic is well-done. - -## Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more inline comments explaining complex logic, especially in the `processSelection` method. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes. - -## Performance Considerations - -- The use of a thread pool for file processing is good for performance, but its lifecycle management could be improved. -- Consider using more efficient file reading methods for large files. - -## Security Considerations - -- Ensure that file paths are properly sanitized to prevent path traversal vulnerabilities. -- Consider adding checks to prevent processing of sensitive files or directories. - -## Positive Aspects - -- The code is well-structured and follows object-oriented principles. -- The use of Kotlin's nullable types and safe call operators is good for preventing null pointer exceptions. -- The UI is separated from the business logic, which is a good practice for maintainability. - -## Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Refactor Large Methods - - Description: Break down the `processSelection` method into smaller, more focused methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement more robust error handling throughout the class. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Optimize Thread Pool Usage - - Description: Improve the lifecycle management of the thread pool. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateRelatedFileAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateRelatedFileAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index de87af6d..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateRelatedFileAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,72 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Generate related files based on existing files in an IntelliJ IDEA project -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to generate new files related to existing ones in their project, using AI-powered content generation. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `GenerateRelatedFileAction` class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - None explicitly public -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `ProjectFile` data class - - `SettingsUI` class - - `UserSettings` class - - `Settings` class - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Apache Commons IO - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `FileContextAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>GenerateRelatedFileAction: Trigger action - GenerateRelatedFileAction->>UITools: Show settings dialog - UITools-->>GenerateRelatedFileAction: User settings - GenerateRelatedFileAction->>OpenAI API: Generate file content - OpenAI API-->>GenerateRelatedFileAction: Generated content - GenerateRelatedFileAction->>FileSystem: Write new file - GenerateRelatedFileAction->>IntelliJ: Open new file -``` - -## Example Usage -1. User selects a file in the project -2. User triggers the "Generate Related File" action -3. User enters a directive in the settings dialog (e.g., "Create test cases") -4. Action generates a new file based on the selected file and directive -5. New file is created and opened in the editor - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses data classes for configuration - - Implements IntelliJ action interface -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good separation of concerns - - Effective use of IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Could benefit from more error handling and user feedback -- **Features:** - - AI-powered file generation - - Custom user directives - - Automatic file naming and conflict resolution -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add progress indicators for long-running operations - - Implement undo functionality - - Allow customization of AI model parameters - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, Code Generation, File Creation -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - AI-Integration: OpenAI \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateRelatedFileAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateRelatedFileAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index ce935a0c..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenerateRelatedFileAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for GenerateRelatedFileAction - -## Overview - -This code review is for the `GenerateRelatedFileAction` class, which is part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class is responsible for generating a related file based on a selected file in the project, using AI-powered code generation. - -## General Observations - -The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin best practices. It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API and integrates with an AI model for code generation. The class extends `FileContextAction` and overrides necessary methods to implement its functionality. - -## Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code, such as "Create Analogue File" and the default directive. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt (various lines) - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's limited error handling in the code, particularly when interacting with the AI model and file system. - - Recommendation: Implement proper error handling and provide user feedback for potential failures (e.g., AI model errors, file system issues). - - File: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt (processSelection and generateFile methods) - -3. Hardcoded File Encoding - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The file encoding "UTF-8" is hardcoded in multiple places. - - Recommendation: Consider creating a constant for the file encoding or using a configurable setting. - - File: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt (lines 76 and 89) - -4. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `config?.project!!` usage on line 90 could lead to a null pointer exception if `config` is null. - - Recommendation: Use a safe call operator or add a null check before accessing `project`. - - File: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt (line 90) - -5. Complex File Path Generation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The logic for generating a unique file path when a file already exists is somewhat complex and hard to read. - - Recommendation: Consider extracting this logic into a separate method for better readability and maintainability. - - File: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt (lines 78-85) - -6. Unused Variable - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `outputPath` variable in the `generateFile` method is declared but never used. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused variable or use it if it was intended to be part of the logic. - - File: GenerateRelatedFileAction.kt (line 118) - -## Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and IntelliJ IDEA plugin development conventions. However, there are a few areas where improvements could be made: - -- Consider using more descriptive variable names in some places (e.g., `e` in the `getConfig` method). -- The `companion object` at the end of the file contains a relatively complex method. Consider moving this logic to a separate utility class. - -## Documentation - -The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would greatly improve readability and maintainability. - -## Performance Considerations - -The code seems to perform well for its intended purpose. However, the repeated scheduling of the `open` function in the companion object could potentially lead to performance issues if many files are generated in quick succession. - -## Security Considerations - -No major security issues were identified. However, ensure that the AI model being used is secure and that sensitive information is not inadvertently included in the generated files. - -## Positive Aspects - -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's features, such as data classes and null safety. -- The integration with IntelliJ IDEA's API is well-implemented. -- The use of an AI model for code generation is an innovative approach. - -## Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement comprehensive error handling and user feedback - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor File Path Generation - - Description: Extract file path generation logic into a separate method - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Address Minor Issues - - Description: Fix unused variables, improve naming, and move hardcoded strings to constants - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -Overall, the `GenerateRelatedFileAction` class is well-implemented but could benefit from improved error handling, documentation, and some minor refactoring to enhance maintainability and readability. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenericChatAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenericChatAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index d3c95154..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenericChatAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a generic chat action for code-related conversations -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a generic chat action that opens a web-based chat interface for code-related discussions using a specified AI model. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** GenericChatAction (extends BaseAction) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - path: String - - systemPrompt: String - - userInterfacePrompt: String - - model: ChatLanguageModel - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - - java.awt.Desktop -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - AppServer - - BaseAction - - AppSettingsState - - SessionProxyServer - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant GenericChatAction - participant SessionProxyServer - participant AppServer - participant Desktop - - User->>GenericChatAction: Trigger action - GenericChatAction->>SessionProxyServer: Create new ChatSocketManager - GenericChatAction->>AppServer: Get server instance - GenericChatAction->>Desktop: Open browser with chat URL -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically triggered from the IDE's action system. When invoked, it creates a new chat session and opens a web browser to the chat interface. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses companion object for static members -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more documentation for class members - - Error handling could be improved in the browser opening logic -- **Features:** - - Custom chat model selection - - Web-based chat interface - - Integration with IntelliJ Platform -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more configuration options for chat behavior - - Implement error handling for server startup failures - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** chat, ai, code-assistance, intellij-plugin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - type: action - - framework: intellij-platform - - ai-integration: true \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenericChatAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenericChatAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 65ecc9b0..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/GenericChatAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for GenericChatAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `GenericChatAction` class that extends `BaseAction`. It appears to be part of a larger system for handling chat-based interactions within an IDE plugin, likely for IntelliJ IDEA. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is written in Kotlin and follows a general action structure for IntelliJ IDEA plugins. -- It integrates with a chat system, possibly for AI-assisted coding or communication. -- The class uses several external dependencies and configurations. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Imports - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused imports in the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code clarity. - - File: GenericChatAction.kt (various lines) - -2. Hardcoded Empty Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The `systemPrompt` and `userInterfacePrompt` are initialized as empty strings. - - Recommendation: Consider making these configurable or providing default values if they're meant to be used. - - File: GenericChatAction.kt (lines 21-22) - -3. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `e.project` call in the `handle` method could potentially return null. - - Recommendation: Add a null check before using `e.project` to prevent potential NullPointerExceptions. - - File: GenericChatAction.kt (line 39) - -4. Thread Sleep in UI Thread - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: The code uses `Thread.sleep()` which may block the UI thread. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more appropriate asynchronous method for delaying actions. - - File: GenericChatAction.kt (line 43) - -5. Exception Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The catch block catches all Throwables, which is generally too broad. - - Recommendation: Catch more specific exceptions and handle them appropriately. - - File: GenericChatAction.kt (lines 49-51) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of companion objects and extension functions is consistent with Kotlin best practices. -- Consider using more descriptive variable names (e.g., `e` could be `event`). - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comments explaining the purpose of the class and its methods. -- Adding KDoc comments for the class and public methods would improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of `Thread.sleep()` could potentially cause performance issues in a UI context. -- Consider using coroutines or other asynchronous programming techniques for better performance. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code opens a web browser, which could potentially be a security risk if not handled properly. -- Ensure that the URL being opened is properly sanitized and validated. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and follows a clear structure. -- The use of Kotlin's null-safety features (e.g., `?.`) is good practice. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and public methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Thread Usage - - Description: Replace `Thread.sleep()` with a more appropriate asynchronous method - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement more specific exception handling - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Review and Update Prompts - - Description: Review the usage of `systemPrompt` and `userInterfacePrompt` and update as necessary - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MassPatchAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MassPatchAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index dfdf6600..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MassPatchAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,85 +0,0 @@ -Here's a comprehensive documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a mass patching action for code files in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `MassPatchAction` class that allows users to apply AI-generated patches to multiple files in a project. It includes a UI for selecting files and providing instructions, and a server component for handling the patching process. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `MassPatchAction`: Main action class - - `MassPatchServer`: Server class for handling the patching process -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `SessionProxyServer.chats`: Map storing chat sessions -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `Settings`: Configuration class for the action - - `UserSettings`: User-specific settings - - `SettingsUI`: UI components for settings - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API Client - - SkyeNet (custom library for UI and server components) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppServer` - - `BaseAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>MassPatchAction: Trigger action - MassPatchAction->>ConfigDialog: Show configuration dialog - ConfigDialog->>User: Select files and provide instructions - User->>ConfigDialog: Confirm settings - MassPatchAction->>MassPatchServer: Create server instance - MassPatchServer->>Browser: Open web interface - User->>Browser: Interact with patching interface - Browser->>MassPatchServer: Send patch requests - MassPatchServer->>OpenAI API: Generate patches - OpenAI API->>MassPatchServer: Return generated patches - MassPatchServer->>Browser: Display patches - User->>Browser: Apply patches - Browser->>MassPatchServer: Confirm patch application - MassPatchServer->>Project Files: Apply patches to files -``` - -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would be helpful to illustrate the relationships between `MassPatchAction`, `MassPatchServer`, `ConfigDialog`, and their associated classes. - -## Example Usage -1. User triggers the `MassPatchAction` from the IDE -2. User selects files to process and provides AI instructions in the configuration dialog -3. A web interface opens in the browser -4. User interacts with the patching interface to review and apply generated patches -5. Patches are applied to the selected project files - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses IntelliJ Platform SDK idioms - - Implements a mix of UI and server-side logic -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good separation of concerns between action, server, and UI components - - Effective use of Kotlin features like data classes and extension functions - - Consider adding more error handling and logging -- **Features:** - - File selection UI - - AI-powered patch generation - - Web-based patch review and application - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add unit tests for critical components - - Implement better error handling and user feedback - - Consider adding progress indicators for long-running operations - - Optimize performance for large projects with many files - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, Code Patching, OpenAI, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ IDEA Plugin - - Language: Kotlin - - AI-Integration: OpenAI API - - UI-Framework: Swing, Web \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MassPatchAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MassPatchAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 476eb5e6..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MassPatchAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,254 +0,0 @@ -Here's a code review for the MassPatchAction class and related components: - -### 1. Overview - -This code implements a MassPatchAction class, which is part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin for AI-assisted code modifications. It allows users to select multiple files and apply AI-generated patches to them based on user instructions. - -### 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin best practices. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and UI components. -- The implementation uses a client-server architecture for handling AI interactions. - -### 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import Statements - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused import statements in the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code clarity. - - File: MassPatchAction.kt (throughout the file) - -```diff --import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState.Companion.chatModel --import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel.Role --import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.StorageInterface --import java.nio.file.Files -``` - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code. - - Recommendation: Extract these strings into constants or resource files for better maintainability. - - File: MassPatchAction.kt (throughout the file) - -```diff -+const val DIALOG_TITLE = "Compile Documentation" -+const val AI_INSTRUCTION_LABEL = "AI Instruction" -+const val FILES_TO_PROCESS_LABEL = "Files to Process" - - class ConfigDialog(project: Project?, private val settingsUI: SettingsUI) : DialogWrapper(project) { - val userSettings = UserSettings() - - init { -- title = "Compile Documentation" -+ title = DIALOG_TITLE - // Set the default values for the UI elements from userSettings - settingsUI.transformationMessage.text = userSettings.transformationMessage - init() - } - - override fun createCenterPanel(): JComponent { - val panel = JPanel(BorderLayout()).apply { - val filesScrollPane = JBScrollPane(settingsUI.filesToProcess).apply { - preferredSize = Dimension(400, 300) // Adjust the preferred size as needed - } -- add(JLabel("Files to Process"), BorderLayout.NORTH) -+ add(JLabel(FILES_TO_PROCESS_LABEL), BorderLayout.NORTH) - add(filesScrollPane, BorderLayout.CENTER) // Make the files list the dominant element - - val optionsPanel = JPanel().apply { - layout = BoxLayout(this, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS) -- add(JLabel("AI Instruction")) -+ add(JLabel(AI_INSTRUCTION_LABEL)) - add(settingsUI.transformationMessage) - } - add(optionsPanel, BorderLayout.SOUTH) - } - return panel - } -``` - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The error handling in the `handle` method could be improved. - - Recommendation: Add more specific error handling and user feedback. - - File: MassPatchAction.kt (handle method) - -```diff - override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) { - val project = e.project - val config = getConfig(project, e) -+ -+ if (config?.settings?.filesToProcess.isNullOrEmpty()) { -+ UITools.showErrorDialog(project, "No files selected", "Error") -+ return -+ } - - val codeSummary = config?.settings?.filesToProcess?.filter { - it.toFile().exists() - }?.associateWith { it.toFile().readText(Charsets.UTF_8) } - ?.entries?.joinToString("\n\n") { (path, code) -> - val extension = path.toString().split('.').lastOrNull() - """ - # $path - ```$extension - ${code.let { /*escapeHtml4*/(it)/*.indent(" ")*/ }} - ``` - """.trimMargin() - } - - val session = StorageInterface.newGlobalID() - SessionProxyServer.chats[session] = MassPatchServer(codeSummary=codeSummary, config=config, api=api) - - val server = AppServer.getServer(e.project) - Thread { - Thread.sleep(500) - try { - val uri = server.server.uri.resolve("/#$session") - log.info("Opening browser to $uri") - Desktop.getDesktop().browse(uri) - } catch (e: Throwable) { - log.warn("Error opening browser", e) -+ UITools.showErrorDialog(project, "Failed to open browser: ${e.message}", "Error") - } - }.start() - } -``` - -4. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `handle` method doesn't check if `config` is null before using it. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use safe call operators. - - File: MassPatchAction.kt (handle method) - -```diff - override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) { - val project = e.project - val config = getConfig(project, e) -+ -+ if (config == null) { -+ UITools.showErrorDialog(project, "Failed to get configuration", "Error") -+ return -+ } - -- val codeSummary = config?.settings?.filesToProcess?.filter { -+ val codeSummary = config.settings?.filesToProcess?.filter { - it.toFile().exists() - }?.associateWith { it.toFile().readText(Charsets.UTF_8) } - ?.entries?.joinToString("\n\n") { (path, code) -> - val extension = path.toString().split('.').lastOrNull() - """ - # $path - ```$extension - ${code.let { /*escapeHtml4*/(it)/*.indent(" ")*/ }} - ``` - """.trimMargin() - } - - val session = StorageInterface.newGlobalID() - SessionProxyServer.chats[session] = MassPatchServer(codeSummary=codeSummary, config=config, api=api) - - // ... rest of the method - } -``` - -5. Potential Race Condition - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The use of `Thread.sleep(500)` in the `handle` method may lead to race conditions. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more robust synchronization mechanism or callback approach. - - File: MassPatchAction.kt (handle method) - -```diff -- Thread { -- Thread.sleep(500) -- try { -- val uri = server.server.uri.resolve("/#$session") -- log.info("Opening browser to $uri") -- Desktop.getDesktop().browse(uri) -- } catch (e: Throwable) { -- log.warn("Error opening browser", e) -- } -- }.start() -+ server.server.startAsync().addListener( -+ Runnable { -+ try { -+ val uri = server.server.uri.resolve("/#$session") -+ log.info("Opening browser to $uri") -+ Desktop.getDesktop().browse(uri) -+ } catch (e: Throwable) { -+ log.warn("Error opening browser", e) -+ UITools.showErrorDialog(project, "Failed to open browser: ${e.message}", "Error") -+ } -+ }, -+ MoreExecutors.directExecutor() -+ ) -``` - -### 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. However, there are a few areas for improvement: - -- Consider using more descriptive variable names in some places (e.g., `e` in the `handle` method could be `event`). -- The `MassPatchServer` class could be moved to a separate file to improve code organization. - -### 5. Documentation - -The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding: - -- KDoc comments for classes and public methods. -- Inline comments for complex logic. - -### 6. Performance Considerations - -The code seems to handle performance well, but there are a few areas to watch: - -- The `Files.walk()` call in `getConfig` method could be slow for large directory structures. -- The `codeSummary` generation in the `handle` method reads all file contents into memory, which could be problematic for very large projects. - -### 7. Security Considerations - -- The code reads file contents and sends them to an AI service. Ensure that sensitive information is not inadvertently shared. -- Consider adding user confirmation before sending code to external services. - -### 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is well-structured and modular. -- It integrates well with IntelliJ IDEA's action system. -- The use of a client-server architecture for AI interactions is a good design choice. - -### 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement more robust error handling and user feedback - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments and improve inline documentation - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor for Better Organization - - Description: Move MassPatchServer to a separate file and extract constants - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Performance Optimization - - Description: Optimize file reading and processing for large projects - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Security Review - - Description: Conduct a thorough security review, especially regarding data handling - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiCodeChatAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiCodeChatAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index c0068abe..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiCodeChatAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,68 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a multi-file code chat action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to chat with an AI about multiple code files, view diffs, and apply changes directly from the chat interface. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `MultiCodeChatAction`: Main action class extending BaseAction - - `PatchApp`: Inner class implementing ApplicationServer for the chat interface - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) - - JOpenAI library (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>MultiCodeChatAction: Trigger action - MultiCodeChatAction->>PatchApp: Create instance - MultiCodeChatAction->>AppServer: Get server - MultiCodeChatAction->>Browser: Open chat interface - User->>PatchApp: Send message - PatchApp->>SimpleActor: Process message - SimpleActor->>PatchApp: Return response - PatchApp->>User: Display response with file diff links - User->>PatchApp: Apply changes - PatchApp->>Files: Update code files -``` - -## Example Usage -1. User selects multiple files or a folder in the IDE -2. User triggers the MultiCodeChatAction -3. A browser window opens with the chat interface -4. User can discuss the code and request changes -5. AI provides responses with clickable links to apply changes -6. User can apply changes directly from the chat interface - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Kotlin idiomatic style - - Uses functional programming concepts - - Extensive use of lambdas and higher-order functions -- **Features:** - - Multi-file code chat - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA - - AI-powered code discussions - - Direct code modification from chat interface -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for file operations - - Implement user authentication for the chat interface - - Add support for more file types and languages - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, Code Chat, Multi-file, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin Action - - AI Model: GPT-4 - - Interface: Web-based Chat \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiCodeChatAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiCodeChatAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c5480190..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiCodeChatAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MultiCodeChatAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `MultiCodeChatAction` class that extends `BaseAction`. It implements a chat-like interface for discussing and modifying multiple code files within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin environment. The action allows users to select files or folders, view their contents, and interact with an AI to discuss and potentially modify the code. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and file handling. -- The class uses external libraries for AI interaction and markdown rendering. -- There's a good separation of concerns between UI handling and AI interaction. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import Statements - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused import statements at the beginning of the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code clarity. - - File: MultiCodeChatAction.kt (lines 3-33) - -2. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `root` variable is used with `!!` operator in `codeSummary()` function, which could lead to a NullPointerException if `root` is null. - - Recommendation: Add a null check before using `root` or use a safe call operator `?.`. - - File: MultiCodeChatAction.kt (lines 45-55) - -3. Large Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `handle` method is quite long and handles multiple responsibilities. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking down the `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods. - - File: MultiCodeChatAction.kt (lines 41-86) - -4. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The error in opening the browser is caught and logged, but the user is not notified. - - Recommendation: Consider showing an error message to the user if the browser fails to open. - - File: MultiCodeChatAction.kt (lines 78-84) - -5. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There's a magic number (500) used for the sleep duration. - - Recommendation: Extract this number into a named constant for better readability. - - File: MultiCodeChatAction.kt (line 77) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features, although there are a few places where forced null assertions (`!!`) are used. -- The use of extension functions and lambda expressions is appropriate and enhances readability. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for classes and methods would greatly improve maintainability. -- Some complex logic, especially in the `PatchApp` inner class, could benefit from more inline comments explaining the purpose and functionality. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The `codeSummary()` function reads all selected files into memory. For large projects, this could potentially lead to memory issues. -- Consider implementing lazy loading or pagination for large code bases. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code interacts with external AI services. Ensure that sensitive code or data is not inadvertently sent to these services. -- Consider adding a warning or confirmation step before sending code to external services. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The integration with IntelliJ IDEA's action system is well-implemented. -- The use of coroutines for asynchronous operations is a good practice. -- The code demonstrates good use of Kotlin's language features, such as nullable types and functional programming concepts. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to classes and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Large Methods - - Description: Break down the `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -3. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Add user-facing error messages for critical errors - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -4. Performance Optimization - - Description: Implement lazy loading or pagination for large code bases - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -5. Security Review - - Description: Conduct a thorough security review, especially regarding the handling of code data sent to external services - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiDiffChatAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiDiffChatAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index e7ef45d3..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiDiffChatAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a multi-file diff chat action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to chat with an AI about multiple code files, receive suggestions in the form of diffs, and apply those changes directly to the files. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `MultiDiffChatAction`: Main action class extending `BaseAction` - - `PatchApp`: Inner class implementing the chat application - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) - - JOpenAI library (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - - `SessionProxyServer` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>MultiDiffChatAction: Trigger action - MultiDiffChatAction->>PatchApp: Create instance - MultiDiffChatAction->>AppServer: Get server - MultiDiffChatAction->>Browser: Open chat UI - User->>PatchApp: Send message - PatchApp->>AI: Process message - AI->>PatchApp: Generate response with diffs - PatchApp->>User: Display response - User->>PatchApp: Apply changes - PatchApp->>Files: Update code files -``` - -## Example Usage -1. User selects multiple files or a folder in the IDE -2. User triggers the MultiDiffChatAction -3. A browser window opens with the chat interface -4. User discusses code changes with the AI -5. AI suggests changes in diff format -6. User can apply changes directly from the chat interface - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Kotlin idiomatic code with functional programming elements - - Extensive use of lambdas and higher-order functions -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and modular design - - Good separation of concerns between action handling and chat application -- **Features:** - - Multi-file code discussion - - AI-generated diff suggestions - - Direct application of changes to files - - Token count estimation for selected files -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for file operations - - Implement caching for code summaries to improve performance - - Add user settings for AI model selection and other preferences - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, Code-Review, Diff, Chat -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - AI-Integration: GPT-4 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiDiffChatAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiDiffChatAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c4561244..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiDiffChatAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,151 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MultiDiffChatAction - -## Overview - -This code review is for the `MultiDiffChatAction` class, which is part of a larger project that seems to be an AI-assisted code editor or IDE plugin. The class handles multi-file diff chat functionality, allowing users to interact with an AI to make changes across multiple files. - -## General Observations - -The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin best practices. It integrates with various libraries and frameworks, including IntelliJ Platform SDK, OpenAI API, and a custom web UI framework. The class extends a `BaseAction` and implements an action that can be triggered in an IDE environment. - -## Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Error Handling in Browser Opening - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The error handling when opening the browser is minimal, only logging a warning. - - Recommendation: Consider adding more robust error handling, possibly notifying the user if the browser fails to open. - - File: MultiDiffChatAction.kt, lines 68-73 - -```diff - } catch (e: Throwable) { -- log.warn("Error opening browser", e) -+ log.error("Failed to open browser", e) -+ UITools.showNotification("Failed to open browser. Please check the IDE logs for more information.", NotificationType.ERROR) - } -``` - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code, such as "Multi-file Patch Chat" and "/patchChat". - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: MultiDiffChatAction.kt, lines 82-83 - -```diff -+const val APPLICATION_NAME = "Multi-file Patch Chat" -+const val APPLICATION_PATH = "/patchChat" - - inner class PatchApp( - override val root: File, - val codeSummary: () -> String, - val codeFiles: Set = setOf(), - ) : ApplicationServer( -- applicationName = "Multi-file Patch Chat", -- path = "/patchChat", -+ applicationName = APPLICATION_NAME, -+ path = APPLICATION_PATH, - showMenubar = false, - ) -``` - -3. Large Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `userMessage` method in the `PatchApp` inner class is quite large and complex. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking this method down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. - - File: MultiDiffChatAction.kt, lines 87-178 - -4. Potential Memory Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `SessionProxyServer.chats` map is being populated but there's no visible mechanism to clean it up. - - Recommendation: Implement a cleanup mechanism to remove old or unused sessions from the `chats` map. - - File: MultiDiffChatAction.kt, line 63 - -5. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `user` parameter in the `userMessage` method is not used. - - Recommendation: If the `user` parameter is not needed, consider removing it. If it's intended for future use, add a TODO comment explaining its purpose. - - File: MultiDiffChatAction.kt, line 90 - -```diff -- override fun userMessage(session: Session, user: User?, userMessage: String, ui: ApplicationInterface, api: API) -+ override fun userMessage(session: Session, userMessage: String, ui: ApplicationInterface, api: API) -+ // TODO: Implement user-specific functionality when needed -``` - -6. Magic Number - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There's a magic number (2.00) used as a default budget. - - Recommendation: Extract this value to a named constant or configuration parameter. - - File: MultiDiffChatAction.kt, line 145 - -```diff -+ private const val DEFAULT_BUDGET = 2.00 - -- if (api is ClientManager.MonitoredClient) api.budget = settings.budget ?: 2.00 -+ if (api is ClientManager.MonitoredClient) api.budget = settings.budget ?: DEFAULT_BUDGET -``` - -## Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. It makes good use of Kotlin's features such as nullable types, lambda expressions, and extension functions. The code is well-organized and easy to follow. - -## Documentation - -The code could benefit from more inline comments, especially for complex logic or non-obvious decisions. Adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes would greatly improve the code's documentation. - -## Performance Considerations - -The code seems to handle potentially large files and multiple files at once. It might be worth considering implementing some form of caching or lazy loading for file contents to improve performance with large projects. - -## Security Considerations - -1. File Access - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: The code reads and writes files based on user input, which could potentially be a security risk if not properly sanitized. - - Recommendation: Ensure that all file paths are properly validated and sanitized before use. Consider implementing a whitelist of allowed directories or file types. - -## Positive Aspects - -1. The code makes good use of Kotlin's language features, resulting in concise and readable code. -2. The integration with various libraries and frameworks seems well-implemented. -3. The use of a custom web UI for interaction is a nice touch, providing a good user experience. - -## Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Enhance error handling, especially for user-facing operations like opening the browser. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Code Cleanup - - Description: Address the minor code cleanup issues, including extracting hardcoded strings and magic numbers. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add more inline comments and KDoc comments to improve code documentation. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Security Review - - Description: Conduct a thorough security review, focusing on file access and user input handling. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -5. Performance Optimization - - Description: Investigate and implement performance optimizations for handling large projects. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -Overall, the `MultiDiffChatAction` class is well-implemented and provides valuable functionality. Addressing the identified issues and implementing the suggested improvements will further enhance its quality and maintainability. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiStepPatchAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiStepPatchAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6ba630cd..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiStepPatchAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,74 +0,0 @@ -Here's a comprehensive documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a multi-step patch action for code modification in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `MultiStepPatchAction` class that extends `BaseAction`. It implements an AI-assisted code modification system that breaks down user requests into tasks, generates code patches, and applies them to the selected files in an IntelliJ IDEA project. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `MultiStepPatchAction`: Main action class - - `AutoDevApp`: Application server for the AI assistant - - `AutoDevAgent`: Agent class for handling user requests and generating code patches -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `path`: String constant "/autodev" -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `TaskList`: Data class representing a list of tasks - - `Task`: Data class representing a single task - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) - - JOpenAI library (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - - `AppServer` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>MultiStepPatchAction: Trigger action - MultiStepPatchAction->>AutoDevApp: Create and start - AutoDevApp->>AutoDevAgent: Handle user message - AutoDevAgent->>DesignActor: Generate task list - DesignActor-->>AutoDevAgent: Return task list - AutoDevAgent->>TaskCodingActor: Generate code patches - TaskCodingActor-->>AutoDevAgent: Return code patches - AutoDevAgent->>User: Display results and apply patches -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Assuming this is triggered by a user action in IntelliJ IDEA -val action = MultiStepPatchAction() -action.actionPerformed(anActionEvent) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses functional programming concepts - - Extensive use of lambdas and higher-order functions -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and modular design - - Good separation of concerns between different components - - Proper use of IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Features:** - - AI-assisted code modification - - Task breakdown and code patch generation - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's file system and UI -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more error handling and logging - - Implement unit tests for critical components - - Consider adding more customization options for users - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, CodeGeneration, Patching, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin - - AI-Powered: Yes - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiStepPatchAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiStepPatchAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7f3635d0..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/MultiStepPatchAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,107 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MultiStepPatchAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `MultiStepPatchAction` class and its nested `AutoDevApp` and `AutoDevAgent` classes. The purpose of this code is to implement a multi-step patch action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, which allows users to automatically generate and apply code changes based on natural language instructions. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin best practices. -- It makes use of several external libraries and APIs, including OpenAI's API for natural language processing. -- The code implements a complex workflow involving multiple actors and asynchronous operations. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code, such as API prompts and file paths. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a separate constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: MultiStepPatchAction.kt (various locations) - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: Some error handling is present, but it could be more comprehensive. - - Recommendation: Implement more robust error handling, especially for network operations and file I/O. Consider using a structured logging approach for better error tracking. - - File: MultiStepPatchAction.kt (various locations) - -3. Concurrent Operations - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The code uses a thread pool for concurrent operations, which is good. However, there's no clear mechanism for handling potential race conditions or deadlocks. - - Recommendation: Consider using more advanced concurrency primitives or a reactive programming approach to better manage concurrent operations. - - File: MultiStepPatchAction.kt (AutoDevAgent class) - -4. Large Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `start` method in `AutoDevAgent` is quite long and complex. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking this method down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. - - File: MultiStepPatchAction.kt (AutoDevAgent.start method) - -5. Configuration Management - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: The code uses hardcoded configuration values in several places. - - Recommendation: Consider implementing a more flexible configuration management system, possibly using a configuration file or environment variables. - - File: MultiStepPatchAction.kt (various locations) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. It makes good use of Kotlin features such as data classes, lazy initialization, and extension functions. The use of enums for actor types is a good practice for type safety. - -## 5. Documentation - -- ๐Ÿ˜Š The code includes some inline comments explaining complex operations. -- ๐Ÿ˜ However, many methods and classes lack KDoc comments. Adding more comprehensive documentation would improve code maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- ๐Ÿš€ The use of a thread pool for concurrent operations is good for performance. -- ๐Ÿ˜ However, the code doesn't seem to have any mechanisms for limiting or throttling API requests, which could be an issue if many users are using the plugin simultaneously. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- ๐Ÿ”’ The code doesn't appear to handle sensitive information directly, but care should be taken with API keys and user data. -- ๐Ÿ˜ Consider implementing rate limiting and input validation to prevent potential abuse of the AI services. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good understanding of IntelliJ IDEA's plugin architecture. -- The use of actors for different tasks provides a clean separation of concerns. -- The implementation of retry logic for tasks is a good practice for handling potential failures. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to all public classes and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Large Methods - - Description: Break down the `start` method in `AutoDevAgent` into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Implement Configuration Management - - Description: Create a flexible configuration system for the plugin - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Enhance Error Handling and Logging - - Description: Implement more comprehensive error handling and structured logging - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Security Review - - Description: Conduct a thorough security review, focusing on API usage and user data handling - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to security expert] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -Overall, the code is well-structured and implements a complex feature effectively. Addressing the identified issues will further improve its maintainability, performance, and security. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6a1ee37a..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,87 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a "Plan Ahead" action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin that breaks down user tasks into smaller, actionable steps and executes them. -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `PlanAheadAction` class and related components for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It allows users to input a high-level task, which is then broken down into smaller subtasks. These subtasks are executed in order, with support for various types of actions like creating new files, editing existing files, generating documentation, and running shell commands. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `PlanAheadAction`: Main action class - - `PlanAheadApp`: Application server for the plan ahead functionality - - `PlanAheadAgent`: Agent class that manages the task breakdown and execution process -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `PlanAheadAction.Companion.log`: Logger for the PlanAheadAction class -- **Types/Interfaces (if applicable):** - - `PlanAheadAction.PlanAheadSettings`: Data class for storing plan ahead settings - - `PlanAheadAgent.TaskBreakdownResult`: Data class for storing task breakdown results - - `PlanAheadAgent.Task`: Data class representing a single task - - `PlanAheadAgent.TaskState`: Enum for task states - - `PlanAheadAgent.TaskType`: Enum for task types - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Kotlin Standard Library - - SkyeNet library (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) - - JOpenAI library (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppSettingsState`: Referenced for accessing plugin settings - - `UITools`: Used for UI-related operations - - `AppServer`: Used for server-related operations - - Various action classes (e.g., `BaseAction`, `SimpleActor`, `ParsedActor`, `CodingActor`) - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant PlanAheadAction - participant PlanAheadApp - participant PlanAheadAgent - participant TaskBreakdownActor - participant SubtaskActors - - User->>PlanAheadAction: Trigger action - PlanAheadAction->>PlanAheadApp: Create app instance - PlanAheadApp->>PlanAheadAgent: Start process - PlanAheadAgent->>TaskBreakdownActor: Break down task - TaskBreakdownActor-->>PlanAheadAgent: Return subtasks - loop For each subtask - PlanAheadAgent->>SubtaskActors: Execute subtask - SubtaskActors-->>PlanAheadAgent: Return result - end - PlanAheadAgent-->>PlanAheadApp: Complete process - PlanAheadApp-->>User: Display results -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// This action is typically triggered from the IDE's action system -val planAheadAction = PlanAheadAction() -planAheadAction.actionPerformed(anActionEvent) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses data classes and enums for structured data representation - - Extensive use of lambda functions and functional programming concepts -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and modular design - - Good separation of concerns between action, app, and agent classes - - Comprehensive error handling and logging -- **Features:** - - Task breakdown into smaller, actionable subtasks - - Support for various task types (NewFile, EditFile, Documentation, Inquiry, TaskPlanning, RunShellCommand) - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's action system - - Configurable settings for model selection and task execution options -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding more comprehensive documentation for complex methods - - Implement unit tests for critical components - - Evaluate performance impact of multiple API calls and consider optimization strategies - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ-Plugin, Task-Planning, Code-Generation, AI-Assisted-Development -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ-IDEA-Plugin - - Language: Kotlin - - AI-Integration: OpenAI-API \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 819fa0cf..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,130 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review Template - -## Title: Code Review for PlanAheadAction and PlanAheadApp - -## Review Key - -### Severity Levels: -- ๐Ÿ˜Š **Minor:** Recommendations for improvement that don't necessarily impact the current functionality or performance. -- ๐Ÿ˜ **Moderate:** Issues that could potentially lead to bugs or hinder performance but don't currently disrupt the program's operation. -- ๐Ÿ˜  **Critical:** Significant issues that affect the program's functionality or performance and require immediate attention. - -### Note Types: -- ๐Ÿ’ก **Idea:** Suggestions for new features or enhancements. -- ๐Ÿ› **Bug:** Identifiable errors or problems within the code. -- ๐Ÿงน **Cleanup:** Opportunities to tidy the code, such as refactoring or removing unused variables. -- ๐Ÿš€ **Performance:** Suggestions to improve the code's efficiency. -- ๐Ÿ”’ **Security:** Concerns related to vulnerabilities or insecure code practices. -- ๐Ÿ“š **Documentation:** Recommendations to improve or add comments and documentation for better clarity. - -## Sections - -### 1. Overview - -This code review covers the PlanAheadAction and PlanAheadApp classes, which are part of a larger project implementing a task planning and execution system. The code appears to be written in Kotlin and uses various libraries and custom components for UI interaction, task management, and code generation. - -### 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows object-oriented programming principles. -- There's extensive use of Kotlin's features such as data classes, companion objects, and lambda functions. -- The code implements a complex system for task planning, execution, and user interaction. -- There's a good separation of concerns between different components (e.g., UI, task execution, code generation). - -### 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Large Method: initPlan - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `initPlan` method in PlanAheadAgent is quite long and complex, handling multiple responsibilities. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking this method down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. - - File: PlanAheadAgent.kt, initPlan method - -2. Error Handling in runTask - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `runTask` method catches all exceptions and logs them, but doesn't provide a way to handle or recover from errors. - - Recommendation: Consider implementing more granular error handling and potentially a retry mechanism for certain types of errors. - - File: PlanAheadAgent.kt, runTask method - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code, such as HTML snippets and CSS class names. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to constants or a resource file for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: Throughout the code - -4. Potential Memory Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `SessionProxyServer.chats` map is populated but there's no visible mechanism to remove old or completed sessions. - - Recommendation: Implement a cleanup mechanism to remove completed or timed-out sessions from the map. - - File: PlanAheadAction.kt, handle method - -5. Unused Parameters - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: Some methods have parameters that are not used within the method body. - - Recommendation: Remove unused parameters or consider if they should be used. - - File: Throughout the code, e.g., `acceptButtonFooter` method in PlanAheadAgent - -### 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- There's good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- The use of data classes for configuration and result objects is a good practice. -- Consider using more descriptive variable names in some places (e.g., `sb` in lambda functions). - -### 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more comprehensive documentation, especially for complex methods like `initPlan` and `runTask`. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes to improve API documentation. -- The purpose and functionality of some classes (e.g., `PlanAheadApp`) could be better explained with class-level comments. - -### 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code makes extensive use of asynchronous operations, which is good for responsiveness. -- Consider implementing caching mechanisms for frequently accessed data or computation results. -- The `expandFileList` method might be inefficient for large directory structures. Consider implementing a more efficient file traversal algorithm. - -### 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that user input is properly sanitized before being used in file operations or shell commands. -- Consider implementing rate limiting for API calls to prevent potential abuse. - -### 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good understanding of asynchronous programming and UI interaction. -- The use of a flexible task system allows for easy extension and modification of the planning process. -- The implementation of different actor types (e.g., DocumentationGenerator, NewFileCreator) provides a clean separation of concerns. - -### 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Refactor Large Methods - - Description: Break down large methods like `initPlan` into smaller, more focused methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement more granular error handling and recovery mechanisms. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add comprehensive KDoc comments to public classes and methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Implement Session Cleanup - - Description: Create a mechanism to remove completed or timed-out sessions from `SessionProxyServer.chats`. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Code Cleanup - - Description: Remove unused parameters, refactor hardcoded strings, and address other minor issues. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 92f37a3a..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,90 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development, React, TypeScript -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a web development assistant action for creating React and TypeScript applications within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction` class that extends `BaseAction`. It implements a web development assistant that can generate and manage React and TypeScript projects within the IntelliJ IDEA environment. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction` - - `WebDevApp` - - `WebDevAgent` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `path: String = "/webDev"` -- **Types/Interfaces (if applicable):** - - `Settings` data class - - `ProjectSpec` data class - - `ProjectFile` data class - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Skyenet (custom library for AI-assisted development) - - JOpenAI (Java client for OpenAI API) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppServer` - - `UITools` - - `ApplicationServer` - - Various actor classes (e.g., `ParsedActor`, `SimpleActor`, `ImageActor`) - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction - participant WebDevApp - participant WebDevAgent - participant ArchitectureDiscussionActor - participant CodingActors - participant CodeReviewer - - User->>ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction: Trigger action - ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction->>WebDevApp: Create and start - WebDevApp->>WebDevAgent: Initialize and start - WebDevAgent->>ArchitectureDiscussionActor: Discuss project architecture - ArchitectureDiscussionActor-->>WebDevAgent: Return project specification - loop For each file in project - WebDevAgent->>CodingActors: Draft file content - CodingActors-->>WebDevAgent: Return drafted content - end - WebDevAgent->>CodeReviewer: Review and refine code - CodeReviewer-->>WebDevAgent: Return refined code - WebDevAgent-->>User: Present final project -``` - -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would be helpful to illustrate the relationships between `ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction`, `WebDevApp`, `WebDevAgent`, and the various actor classes. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val action = ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction() -action.handle(anActionEvent) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses functional programming concepts (e.g., lambda expressions) - - Extensive use of nested classes and enums for organization -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and modular design - - Good separation of concerns between different actors - - Extensive use of AI-assisted code generation and review -- **Features:** - - Project architecture discussion - - Automated code generation for HTML, TypeScript, CSS, and other file types - - Image generation capability - - Code review and refinement - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's action system -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider breaking down large functions (e.g., `start` method in `WebDevAgent`) into smaller, more manageable pieces - - Add more comprehensive error handling and logging - - Implement unit tests for critical components - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ-Plugin, Web-Development, React, TypeScript, AI-Assisted-Coding -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Framework: React - - Language: TypeScript - - IDE: IntelliJ-IDEA - - AI-Integration: OpenAI-API \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index e577ac01..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,362 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction - -## Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction` which extends `BaseAction`. It implements a web development assistant for React and TypeScript projects, utilizing various AI actors for different aspects of development such as architecture discussion, code generation, and code review. - -## General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and uses a modular approach with different actors for various tasks. -- It leverages AI models for code generation and review. -- The class integrates with an existing application server and UI framework. - -## Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import Statements - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused import statements at the beginning of the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code clarity. - - File: ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt (lines 1-50) - -```diff - package com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.generic - - import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.AppServer - import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction --import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - import com.simiacryptus.diff.addApplyFileDiffLinks - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.API - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel.Role - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.describe.Description - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ChatModels - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ImageModels - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ValidatedObject - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil.toContentList - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.JsonUtil - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.AgentPatterns - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.Discussable - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.TabbedDisplay - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.actors.* - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.ClientManager - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.Session - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.StorageInterface - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.User - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.file.DataStorage - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.application.ApplicationInterface - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.application.ApplicationServer - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.session.SessionTask - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.util.MarkdownUtil.renderMarkdown - import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - import java.awt.Desktop - import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream - import java.io.File - import java.nio.file.Path - import java.util.concurrent.Semaphore - import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference - import javax.imageio.ImageIO - import kotlin.io.path.name -``` - -2. Commented Out Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several blocks of commented-out code throughout the file. - - Recommendation: Remove commented-out code if it's no longer needed, or add explanatory comments if it's kept for future reference. - - File: ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt (various lines) - -```diff --// --//val VirtualFile.toFile: File get() = File(this.path) - - class ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction : BaseAction() { - override fun getActionUpdateThread() = ActionUpdateThread.BGT - - val path = "/webDev" - - override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) { - val session = StorageInterface.newGlobalID() - val selectedFile = UITools.getSelectedFolder(e) - if (null != selectedFile) { - DataStorage.sessionPaths[session] = selectedFile.toFile - } - SessionProxyServer.chats[session] = WebDevApp(root = selectedFile) - val server = AppServer.getServer(e.project) - - Thread { - Thread.sleep(500) - try { - val uri = server.server.uri.resolve("/#$session") - BaseAction.log.info("Opening browser to $uri") - Desktop.getDesktop().browse(uri) - } catch (e: Throwable) { - log.warn("Error opening browser", e) - } - }.start() - } - - override fun isEnabled(event: AnActionEvent): Boolean { - if (UITools.getSelectedFile(event)?.isDirectory == false) return false - return super.isEnabled(event) - } - - open class WebDevApp( - applicationName: String = "Web Development Agent", - val temperature: Double = 0.1, - root: VirtualFile?, - override val singleInput: Boolean = false, - ) : ApplicationServer( - applicationName = applicationName, - path = "/webdev", - showMenubar = false, - root = root?.toFile!!, - ) { - override fun userMessage( - session: Session, - user: User?, - userMessage: String, - ui: ApplicationInterface, - api: API - ) { - val settings = getSettings(session, user) ?: Settings() - if (api is ClientManager.MonitoredClient) api.budget = settings.budget ?: 2.00 - WebDevAgent( - api = api, - dataStorage = dataStorage, - session = session, - user = user, - ui = ui, - tools = settings.tools, - model = settings.model, - parsingModel = settings.parsingModel, - root = root, - ).start( - userMessage = userMessage, - ) - } - - data class Settings( - val budget: Double? = 2.00, - val tools: List = emptyList(), - val model: ChatModels = ChatModels.GPT4o, - val parsingModel: ChatModels = ChatModels.GPT35Turbo, - ) - - override val settingsClass: Class<*> get() = Settings::class.java - - @Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST") - override fun initSettings(session: Session): T? = Settings() as T - } - - class WebDevAgent( - val api: API, - dataStorage: StorageInterface, - session: Session, - user: User?, - val ui: ApplicationInterface, - val model: ChatModels, - val parsingModel: ChatModels, - val tools: List = emptyList(), - actorMap: Map> = mapOf( - ActorTypes.ArchitectureDiscussionActor to ParsedActor( - resultClass = ProjectSpec::class.java, - prompt = """ - Translate the user's idea into a detailed architecture for a simple web application using React and TypeScript. - - List all html, css, typescript, and image files to be created, and for each file: - Translate the user's idea into a detailed architecture for a simple web application. - - List all html, css, javascript, and image files to be created, and for each file: - 1. Mark with filename tags. - 2. Describe the public interface / interaction with other components. - 3. Core functional requirements. - - Specify user interactions and how the application will respond to them. - Identify key HTML classes and element IDs that will be used to bind the application to the HTML. - """.trimIndent(), - model = model, - parsingModel = parsingModel, - ), - ActorTypes.CodeReviewer to SimpleActor( - prompt = """ - Analyze the code summarized in the user's header-labeled code blocks. - Review, look for bugs, and provide fixes. - Provide implementations for missing functions. - - Response should use one or more code patches in diff format within ```diff code blocks. - Each diff should be preceded by a header that identifies the file being modified. - The diff format should use + for line additions, - for line deletions. - The diff should include 2 lines of context before and after every change. - - Example: - - Here are the patches: - - ### src/utils/exampleUtils.js - ```diff - // Utility functions for example feature - const b = 2; - function exampleFunction() { - - return b + 1; - + return b + 2; - } - ``` - - ### tests/exampleUtils.test.js - ```diff - // Unit tests for exampleUtils - const assert = require('assert'); - const { exampleFunction } = require('../src/utils/exampleUtils'); - - describe('exampleFunction', () => { - - it('should return 3', () => { - + it('should return 4', () => { - assert.equal(exampleFunction(), 3); - }); - }); - ``` - """.trimMargin(), - model = model, - ), - ActorTypes.HtmlCodingActor to SimpleActor( - prompt = """ - You will translate the user request into a skeleton HTML file for a rich React application. - The html file can reference needed CSS and JS files, which will be located in the same directory as the html file. - You will translate the user request into a skeleton HTML file for a rich javascript application. - The html file can reference needed CSS and JS files, which are will be located in the same directory as the html file. - Do not output the content of the resource files, only the html file. - """.trimIndent(), model = model - ), - ActorTypes.TypescriptCodingActor to SimpleActor( - prompt = """ - You will translate the user request into a TypeScript file for use in a React application. - """.trimIndent(), model = model - ), -- /*ActorTypes.JavascriptCodingActor to SimpleActor( -- prompt = """ -- You will translate the user request into a javascript file for use in a rich javascript application. -- """.trimIndent(), model = model -- ),*/ - ActorTypes.CssCodingActor to SimpleActor( - prompt = """ - You will translate the user request into a CSS file for use in a React application. - """.trimIndent(), model = model - ), - ActorTypes.EtcCodingActor to SimpleActor( - prompt = """ - You will translate the user request into a file for use in a web application. - """.trimIndent(), - model = model, - ), - ActorTypes.ImageActor to ImageActor( - prompt = """ - You will translate the user request into an image file for use in a web application. - """.trimIndent(), - textModel = model, - imageModel = ImageModels.DallE3, - ), - ), - val root: File, - ) : - ActorSystem( - actorMap.map { it.key.name to it.value }.toMap(), - dataStorage, - user, - session - ) { - enum class ActorTypes { - HtmlCodingActor, - TypescriptCodingActor, - CssCodingActor, - ArchitectureDiscussionActor, - CodeReviewer, - EtcCodingActor, - ImageActor, - } - - private val architectureDiscussionActor by lazy { getActor(ActorTypes.ArchitectureDiscussionActor) as ParsedActor } - private val htmlActor by lazy { getActor(ActorTypes.HtmlCodingActor) as SimpleActor } - private val imageActor by lazy { getActor(ActorTypes.ImageActor) as ImageActor } - private val typescriptActor by lazy { getActor(ActorTypes.TypescriptCodingActor) as SimpleActor } - private val cssActor by lazy { getActor(ActorTypes.CssCodingActor) as SimpleActor } - private val codeReviewer by lazy { getActor(ActorTypes.CodeReviewer) as SimpleActor } - private val etcActor by lazy { getActor(ActorTypes.EtcCodingActor) as SimpleActor } - - private val codeFiles = mutableSetOf() - - fun start( - userMessage: String, - ) { - val task = ui.newTask() - val toInput = { it: String -> listOf(it) } - val architectureResponse = Discussable( - task = task, - userMessage = { userMessage }, - initialResponse = { it: String -> architectureDiscussionActor.answer(toInput(it), api = api) }, - outputFn = { design: ParsedResponse -> - AgentPatterns.displayMapInTabs( - mapOf( - "Text" to renderMarkdown(design.text, ui = ui), - "JSON" to renderMarkdown( - "```json\n${JsonUtil.toJson(design.obj)}\n```", - ui = ui - ), - ) - ) - }, - ui = ui, - reviseResponse = { userMessages: List> -> - architectureDiscussionActor.respond( - messages = (userMessages.map { ApiModel.ChatMessage(it.second, it.first.toContentList()) } - .toTypedArray()), - input = toInput(userMessage), - api = api - ) - }, - atomicRef = AtomicReference(), - semaphore = Semaphore(0), - heading = userMessage - ).call() - - - try { --// val toolSpecs = tools.map { ToolServlet.tools.find { t -> t.path == it } } --// .joinToString("\n\n") { it?.let { JsonUtil.toJson(it.openApiDescription) } ?: "" } - var messageWithTools = userMessage - task.echo( - renderMarkdown( - "```json\n${JsonUtil.toJson(architectureResponse.obj)}\n```", - ui = ui - ) - ) - val fileTabs = TabbedDisplay(task) - architectureResponse.obj.files.filter { - !it.name!!.startsWith("http") - }.map { (path, description) -> - val task = ui.newTask(false).apply { fileTabs[path.toString()] = placeholder } - task.header("Drafting $path") - codeFiles.add(File(path).toPath()) - pool.submit { - val extension = path!!.split(".").last().lowercase() - when (extension) { - - "ts", "tsx", "js" -> draftResourceCode( - task = task, - request = typescriptActor.chatMessages( - listOf( - messageWithTools, - architectureResponse.text, - "Render $path - $description" - ) - ), - actor = typescriptActor, - path = File(path).toPath(), extension, "typescript" - ) - - "css" -> draftResourceCode( - task = task, \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SessionProxyApp.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SessionProxyApp.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index f50a8e77..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SessionProxyApp.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, likely using a web framework (not explicitly shown in this file) -- **Primary Purpose:** To create a proxy server for AI-assisted coding sessions -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `SessionProxyServer` class that extends `ApplicationServer` to manage AI coding assistant sessions. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `SessionProxyServer` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `agents`: MutableMap - - `chats`: MutableMap - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - `com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.Session` - - `com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.User` - - `com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.application.ApplicationServer` - - `com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.chat.ChatServer` - - `com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.session.SocketManager` -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - None visible in this file - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple class -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would show `SessionProxyServer` extending `ApplicationServer`, with associations to `SocketManager` and `ChatServer` through the companion object's maps. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val server = SessionProxyServer() -// Configure and start the server -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses companion object for shared state - - Overrides necessary methods from parent class -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The purpose of `singleInput` and `stickyInput` properties is not clear without more context - - Error handling for missing sessions in `newSession` method could be improved -- **Features:** - - Manages sessions for an AI coding assistant - - Supports both agent-based and chat-based sessions -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add documentation comments for public methods and properties - - Implement error handling for cases where neither agent nor chat is found for a session - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, Server, AI, Coding Assistant, Session Management -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Server - - Application: AI Coding Assistant - - Framework: Unknown (likely web-based) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SessionProxyApp.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SessionProxyApp.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 169c1044..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SessionProxyApp.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,82 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for SessionProxyApp - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `SessionProxyServer` class that extends `ApplicationServer`. It appears to be part of a larger system for managing AI-assisted coding sessions. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is concise and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses companion objects for shared resources. -- The class seems to be a central point for managing sessions and routing them to appropriate handlers. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Null Safety Issue - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `newSession` function uses the Elvis operator (`?:`) with `agents[session]!!`, which could lead to a null pointer exception if `agents[session]` is null. - - Recommendation: Consider using a safer approach, such as `agents[session] ?: throw IllegalStateException("No agent found for session")`. - - File: SessionProxyApp.kt, line 15 - -2. Lack of Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no error handling for cases where both `chats[session]` and `agents[session]` are null. - - Recommendation: Add appropriate error handling or logging for unexpected scenarios. - - File: SessionProxyApp.kt, line 15 - -3. Mutable Shared State - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ Security - - Description: The `agents` and `chats` maps in the companion object are mutable and shared across all instances. - - Recommendation: Consider using thread-safe collections if concurrent access is expected. - - File: SessionProxyApp.kt, lines 21-22 - -4. Limited Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class and its methods lack documentation explaining their purpose and usage. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to describe the class, its properties, and methods. - - File: SessionProxyApp.kt, entire file - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions and is generally well-structured. -- Consider adding more descriptive names for the `singleInput` and `stickyInput` properties. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks documentation. Adding KDoc comments would greatly improve its maintainability and usability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- No significant performance issues identified in this small code snippet. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that user authentication and session management are implemented securely in the broader context of the application. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and makes good use of Kotlin features like companion objects and property overrides. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Error Handling - - Description: Implement proper error handling in the `newSession` function - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its members - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Review Thread Safety - - Description: Assess the need for thread-safe collections in the companion object - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ShellCommandAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ShellCommandAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 669362e8..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ShellCommandAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a shell command execution action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to execute shell commands in a selected directory within the IDE, using a web-based interface for interaction. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ShellCommandAction` class (extends `BaseAction`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `isWindows` (private companion object property) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Skyenet library - - JOpenAI library -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - - `AppServer` - - `SessionProxyServer` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>ShellCommandAction: Trigger action - ShellCommandAction->>UITools: Get selected folder - ShellCommandAction->>SessionProxyServer: Create new session - ShellCommandAction->>AppServer: Get server instance - ShellCommandAction->>Desktop: Open browser with session URL - User->>WebInterface: Enter shell command - WebInterface->>CodingAgent: Process command - CodingAgent->>ProcessInterpreter: Execute command - ProcessInterpreter->>CodingAgent: Return result - CodingAgent->>WebInterface: Display result -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// This action is typically triggered from the IDE's action system -val action = ShellCommandAction() -action.actionPerformed(anActionEvent) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses lambda functions and functional programming concepts - - Implements IntelliJ Platform's action system -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more error handling and user feedback - - The `acceptButton` function is empty and could be implemented -- **Features:** - - Executes shell commands in a selected directory - - Uses a web-based interface for command input and output display - - Supports both Windows (PowerShell) and Unix-like (Bash) systems -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement the `acceptButton` functionality - - Add more robust error handling and user feedback - - Consider adding command history or frequently used commands feature - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Shell, Command, Execution, Web Interface -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Platform: IntelliJ - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ShellCommandAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ShellCommandAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c155a1a2..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ShellCommandAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,97 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ShellCommandAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `ShellCommandAction` class that extends `BaseAction`. It's designed to execute shell commands in a selected directory within an IntelliJ IDEA plugin environment. The action creates a web-based interface for interacting with a shell agent. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and UI components. -- It uses a custom `ApplicationServer` for handling user interactions. -- The implementation relies heavily on external libraries and custom utility classes. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Imports - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: Several imported classes are not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code clarity. - - File: ShellCommandAction.kt (various lines) - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: Several strings are hardcoded throughout the code. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and localization. - - File: ShellCommandAction.kt (lines 46, 47, 55, 56, etc.) - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The error handling in the `Thread` block (lines 124-132) could be improved. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more robust error handling mechanism and possibly notifying the user of any issues. - -4. Potential Memory Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: The `SessionProxyServer.chats` map is being populated but there's no visible mechanism to clean it up. - - Recommendation: Implement a cleanup mechanism to remove old or unused sessions from the map. - -5. Lack of Configuration Options - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The shell command and some other parameters are hardcoded or taken from `AppSettingsState`. - - Recommendation: Consider allowing users to configure these parameters directly in the action's UI. - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of extension functions and lambdas is appropriate for Kotlin. -- Consider breaking down the large `handle` method into smaller, more focused methods for better readability and maintainability. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. -- Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would greatly improve understanding and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of a separate thread for opening the browser is good for UI responsiveness. -- Consider the performance implications of creating a new `ApplicationServer` instance for each session. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Executing shell commands based on user input can be a security risk. Ensure proper input sanitization and validation are in place. -- Consider implementing access controls to limit who can execute shell commands. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code effectively integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system. -- The use of a web-based interface for shell interaction is an innovative approach. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Error Handling - - Description: Improve error handling in the browser opening thread - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Implement Session Cleanup - - Description: Add a mechanism to clean up old or unused sessions from SessionProxyServer.chats - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Enhance Configuration Options - - Description: Allow users to configure shell command and other parameters in the UI - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SimpleCommandAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SimpleCommandAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index dd92e925..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SimpleCommandAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a custom action for IntelliJ-based IDEs that allows users to execute AI-assisted coding tasks. -- **Brief Description:** This class, `SimpleCommandAction`, extends `BaseAction` to create an action that opens a web-based interface for interacting with an AI assistant to perform coding tasks on selected files or directories. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `SimpleCommandAction` - - `PatchApp` (abstract inner class) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `tripleTilde` (companion object) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) - - JOpenAI library (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppServer` - - `BaseAction` - - `CommandAutofixAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - - `SessionProxyServer` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>SimpleCommandAction: Trigger action - SimpleCommandAction->>PatchApp: Create instance - SimpleCommandAction->>AppServer: Get server - SimpleCommandAction->>Browser: Open web interface - User->>PatchApp: Enter command - PatchApp->>AI: Process command - AI->>PatchApp: Generate response - PatchApp->>User: Display results -``` - -## Example Usage -The action is typically triggered from the IDE's action system. Once triggered, it opens a web interface where users can enter commands. The AI processes these commands and provides code suggestions or modifications. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Extensive use of Kotlin features like data classes and companion objects - - Heavy use of lambdas and functional programming concepts -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the `run` method in `PatchApp` into smaller, more manageable functions - - The `getUserSettings` method could benefit from additional error handling -- **Features:** - - AI-assisted code modification - - Web-based interface for interaction - - File selection and filtering - - Integration with IntelliJ's action system -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement more robust error handling - - Add unit tests for core functionality - - Consider adding more customization options for users - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, AI, Code Generation, Action, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin Action - - AI-Integration: Yes - - Web-Interface: Yes \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SimpleCommandAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SimpleCommandAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index fef175bd..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/SimpleCommandAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,107 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for SimpleCommandAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `SimpleCommandAction` class, which is part of a plugin for an IDE (likely IntelliJ IDEA). The class extends `BaseAction` and implements functionality to execute user commands on selected files or directories within the IDE. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of several external libraries and custom utilities. -- The class implements a complex workflow involving file operations, UI interactions, and API calls. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Large Method: `run` - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `run` method is quite long and complex, making it difficult to understand and maintain. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking down the `run` method into smaller, more focused methods. - - File: SimpleCommandAction.kt, lines 108-196 - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code, particularly in the prompts. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a separate constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: SimpleCommandAction.kt, various locations - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The error handling in the `run` method is very basic, just catching and logging exceptions. - - Recommendation: Implement more robust error handling, possibly with specific handling for different types of exceptions. - - File: SimpleCommandAction.kt, lines 193-195 - -4. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `user` parameter in the `userMessage` method is not used. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused parameter or add a comment explaining why it's there if it's required for interface compliance. - - File: SimpleCommandAction.kt, line 86 - -5. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are a few magic numbers in the code, such as `1024 * 1024 / 2` and `1024 * 256`. - - Recommendation: Extract these numbers into named constants to improve readability. - - File: SimpleCommandAction.kt, lines 47 and 269 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- The use of data classes for structured data is good. -- The companion object is used appropriately for static-like members. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more inline comments explaining complex logic. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code reads entire files into memory, which could be problematic for very large files. -- Consider implementing pagination or streaming for large file operations. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code executes user-provided commands, which could potentially be a security risk if not properly sanitized. -- Ensure that user input is properly validated and sanitized before execution. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of coroutines for asynchronous operations is a good practice. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's functional programming features. -- The implementation of retryable operations is a good practice for handling potential failures. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Refactor `run` method - - Description: Break down the `run` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve error handling - - Description: Implement more robust error handling in the `run` method - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Add more documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments and inline comments to improve code understandability - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Address minor cleanup issues - - Description: Remove unused parameters, extract magic numbers to constants, and move hardcoded strings to resources - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Review and improve security measures - - Description: Ensure all user inputs are properly validated and sanitized - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index d2dca8e5..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,85 +0,0 @@ -Here's a comprehensive overview of the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Implements a Web Development Assistant action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a WebDevelopmentAssistantAction class that creates a web development assistant within an IntelliJ IDEA environment. It uses AI-powered actors to generate and refine web application components. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - WebDevelopmentAssistantAction - - WebDevApp - - WebDevAgent -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - VirtualFile.toFile (extension property) -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - ProjectSpec (data class) - - ProjectFile (data class) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem - - com.intellij.openapi.vfs - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet - - javax.imageio -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant WebDevelopmentAssistantAction - participant WebDevApp - participant WebDevAgent - participant Actors - - User->>WebDevelopmentAssistantAction: Trigger action - WebDevelopmentAssistantAction->>WebDevApp: Create instance - WebDevApp->>WebDevAgent: Start agent - WebDevAgent->>Actors: Initialize actors - WebDevAgent->>Actors: Generate project structure - Actors-->>WebDevAgent: Return project spec - WebDevAgent->>Actors: Generate file contents - Actors-->>WebDevAgent: Return file contents - WebDevAgent->>WebDevAgent: Review and refine code - WebDevAgent-->>WebDevApp: Complete task - WebDevApp-->>User: Display results -``` - -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would be helpful to illustrate the relationships between WebDevelopmentAssistantAction, WebDevApp, WebDevAgent, and the various Actor classes. - -## Example Usage -This code is typically used as part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. Users would trigger the WebDevelopmentAssistantAction from within the IDE, which would then open a web interface for interacting with the AI-powered web development assistant. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses data classes for structured data (ProjectSpec, ProjectFile) - - Extensive use of lambda functions and functional programming concepts -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and modular design - - Good separation of concerns between different components (Action, App, Agent, Actors) - - Extensive use of AI-powered code generation and review -- **Features:** - - AI-powered web application structure generation - - Automatic generation of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and image files - - Code review and refinement capabilities - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's action system -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more comprehensive error handling and logging - - Consider breaking down some of the larger functions into smaller, more focused methods - - Add unit tests for critical components - - Implement caching mechanisms to improve performance for repeated tasks - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Web Development, AI, Code Generation, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ IDEA Plugin - - Language: Kotlin - - AI-Powered: Yes - - Target: Web Development \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 557061b3..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,176 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for WebDevelopmentAssistantAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a WebDevelopmentAssistantAction class, which is an IntelliJ IDEA plugin action for web development assistance. It uses AI-powered actors to generate and refine web application components based on user input. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and organized into logical components. -- It makes extensive use of Kotlin features and IntelliJ IDEA APIs. -- The implementation relies heavily on AI-powered actors for code generation and review. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import Statements - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused import statements at the beginning of the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to improve code clarity. - - File: WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt (lines 1-40) - -```diff - package com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.generic - - import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.AppServer - import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction --import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction.Companion - import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread - import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent - import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile - import com.simiacryptus.diff.addApplyFileDiffLinks - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.API - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel.Role - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.describe.Description - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ChatModels - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ImageModels - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ValidatedObject - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil.toContentList - import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.JsonUtil - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.AgentPatterns - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.Discussable - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.TabbedDisplay - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.actors.* - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.ClientManager - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.Session - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.StorageInterface - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.User - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.file.DataStorage - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.application.ApplicationInterface - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.application.ApplicationServer --import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.session.SessionTask - import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui.util.MarkdownUtil.renderMarkdown - import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - import java.awt.Desktop - import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream - import java.io.File - import java.nio.file.Path - import java.util.concurrent.Semaphore - import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference - import javax.imageio.ImageIO - import kotlin.io.path.name -``` - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code, which could make maintenance and localization difficult. - - Recommendation: Extract hardcoded strings into constants or a resource file. - - File: WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt (various lines) - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The error handling in the `draftResourceCode` and `draftImage` methods could be improved. - - Recommendation: Consider adding more specific error handling and logging. - - File: WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt (lines 435-445, 378-388) - -4. Large Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `start` method in the `WebDevAgent` class is quite long and complex. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused methods. - - File: WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt (lines 166-275) - -5. Potential Resource Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: In the `write` method, the `ByteArrayOutputStream` is not explicitly closed. - - Recommendation: Use a try-with-resources block to ensure proper resource management. - - File: WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt (lines 391-401) - -```diff - private fun write( - code: ImageResponse, - path: Path - ): ByteArray { -- val byteArrayOutputStream = ByteArrayOutputStream() -- ImageIO.write( -- code.image, -- path.toString().split(".").last(), -- byteArrayOutputStream -- ) -- val bytes = byteArrayOutputStream.toByteArray() -- return bytes -+ return ByteArrayOutputStream().use { byteArrayOutputStream -> -+ ImageIO.write( -+ code.image, -+ path.toString().split(".").last(), -+ byteArrayOutputStream -+ ) -+ byteArrayOutputStream.toByteArray() -+ } - } -``` - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of extension properties (e.g., `VirtualFile.toFile`) is a good practice. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's null safety features. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more inline comments explaining complex logic. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public classes and methods. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code uses concurrent processing for file generation, which is good for performance. -- Consider adding caching mechanisms for frequently used data or computations. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that user input is properly sanitized before being used in file operations or AI prompts. -- Review the permissions and access levels of the generated files. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good separation of concerns between different actors. -- The use of AI-powered actors for code generation and review is innovative. -- The implementation of the `Discussable` pattern allows for interactive refinement of generated content. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Code Cleanup - - Description: Remove unused imports and refactor hardcoded strings - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Development Team - - Deadline: Next sprint - -2. Error Handling Improvement - - Description: Enhance error handling in `draftResourceCode` and `draftImage` methods - - Priority: High - - Owner: Development Team - - Deadline: Next sprint - -3. Method Refactoring - - Description: Break down the `start` method in `WebDevAgent` into smaller methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Development Team - - Deadline: Next two sprints - -4. Documentation Enhancement - - Description: Add more inline comments and KDoc comments - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Development Team - - Deadline: Ongoing - -5. Security Review - - Description: Conduct a thorough security review of file operations and AI prompt handling - - Priority: High - - Owner: Security Team - - Deadline: Next month \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8f0b9c06..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,59 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a Git commit chat action for IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `ChatWithCommitAction` class that allows users to chat about Git commit changes within an IntelliJ-based IDE. It retrieves commit information, formats it, and opens a chat interface to discuss the changes. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ChatWithCommitAction` class (extends `AnAction`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `isBinary` extension property on `String` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppServer` - - `SessionProxyServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `CodeChatSocketManager` - - `IdeaOpenAIClient` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>ChatWithCommitAction: Trigger action - ChatWithCommitAction->>Git: Retrieve commit changes - ChatWithCommitAction->>DiffUtil: Format diff - ChatWithCommitAction->>SessionProxyServer: Create chat session - ChatWithCommitAction->>AppServer: Get server instance - ChatWithCommitAction->>Browser: Open chat interface -``` - -## Example Usage -This action would typically be triggered from the IDE's version control menu or toolbar. When activated, it retrieves the selected Git commit changes, formats them, and opens a chat interface for discussing those changes. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses extension properties and functions - - Implements threading for background tasks -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good error handling and logging - - Clear separation of concerns between action handling and chat setup -- **Features:** - - Supports binary file detection - - Handles added, deleted, and modified files - - Integrates with IntelliJ's VCS system -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding user preferences for chat model selection - - Implement caching for better performance with large diffs - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Git, Commit, Chat, IntelliJ, Plugin, VCS -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Integration: Git - - UI: Chat Interface \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 025713a5..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,102 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ChatWithCommitAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `ChatWithCommitAction` class, which is part of a Git integration feature in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class is responsible for comparing selected revisions with the current working copy and opening a chat interface with the diff information. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's action system and VCS integration. -- The class handles both text and binary files. -- There's good use of extension functions and properties. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Error Handling in actionPerformed - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `actionPerformed` method catches all throwables and logs them, but doesn't provide any user feedback. - - Recommendation: Consider showing an error notification to the user when an exception occurs. - - File: ChatWithCommitAction.kt, actionPerformed method - -2. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `map?.entries` chain in `actionPerformed` method might lead to a NullPointerException if `changes` is null. - - Recommendation: Add a null check for `changes` before processing. - - File: ChatWithCommitAction.kt, actionPerformed method - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code, such as "No changes found" and "commit_changes.diff". - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to constants or a resource file for easier maintenance and localization. - - File: ChatWithCommitAction.kt, throughout the file - -4. Thread Usage - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The code uses raw Thread objects for asynchronous operations. - - Recommendation: Consider using Kotlin coroutines or IntelliJ's background task API for better performance and cancellation support. - - File: ChatWithCommitAction.kt, actionPerformed and openChatWithDiff methods - -5. Error Handling in openChatWithDiff - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The error in opening the browser is caught and logged, but no alternative action is taken. - - Recommendation: Consider providing a fallback action or notifying the user if the browser can't be opened. - - File: ChatWithCommitAction.kt, openChatWithDiff method - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Good use of extension properties (String.isBinary). -- Appropriate use of nullable types and safe calls. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments to methods and classes. -- Some complex logic, like the diff generation, could benefit from additional inline comments. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The diff generation and processing is done on the main thread, which could potentially cause UI freezes for large diffs. -- Consider moving this processing to a background thread or using coroutines. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No major security issues identified. -- Ensure that the session ID generation in `StorageInterface.newGlobalID()` is cryptographically secure. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good separation of concerns between diff generation and chat opening. -- Effective use of IntelliJ's action system and VCS integration. -- Handling of both text and binary files. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Error Feedback - - Description: Implement user-facing error notifications for caught exceptions - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Improve Asynchronous Operations - - Description: Replace raw Thread usage with coroutines or IntelliJ's background task API - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to classes and methods, and inline comments for complex logic - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to constants or resource files - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitDiffAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitDiffAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 9a073444..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitDiffAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,59 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, Git4Idea -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a chat interface for discussing Git commit differences -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to chat about the differences between a selected Git commit and the current HEAD, using an AI-powered chat interface. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ChatWithCommitDiffAction` class (extends AnAction) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Git4Idea - - SkyeNet (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppServer` - - `SessionProxyServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `CodeChatSocketManager` - - `IdeaOpenAIClient` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>IntelliJ: Trigger action - IntelliJ->>ChatWithCommitDiffAction: actionPerformed() - ChatWithCommitDiffAction->>Git: Get diff between commits - Git-->>ChatWithCommitDiffAction: Return diff - ChatWithCommitDiffAction->>AppServer: Create chat session - AppServer-->>ChatWithCommitDiffAction: Return session URL - ChatWithCommitDiffAction->>Browser: Open chat interface -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically triggered from the Git commit history view in IntelliJ IDEA. The user selects a commit, and the action opens a chat interface to discuss the changes between that commit and the current HEAD. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses companion object for logger - - Utilizes IntelliJ Platform API effectively -- **Features:** - - Integrates with Git version control - - Opens a web-based chat interface - - Uses AI-powered chat for discussing code changes -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Error handling could be more robust - - Consider adding user preferences for chat model selection - - Could benefit from more detailed comments explaining complex logic - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Git, Commit, Diff, Chat, AI, IntelliJ -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - Integration: Git - - UI: Web-based \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitDiffAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitDiffAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index dcefd4f2..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithCommitDiffAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,114 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ChatWithCommitDiffAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `ChatWithCommitDiffAction` class, which is part of a Git integration feature in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class allows users to compare a selected commit with the current HEAD and open a chat interface to discuss the changes. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and Git4Idea API. -- The class uses a separate thread for potentially long-running operations. -- There's good error handling and logging throughout the code. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `VirtualFile` import is not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import. - - File: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt, line 13 - -2. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `files?.firstOrNull()` could potentially be null, which might lead to a null pointer exception. - - Recommendation: Add a null check or use a safe call operator when using `files`. - - File: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt, line 32 - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code, such as "No changes found" and "commit_changes.diff". - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to constants or a resource file for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt, lines 39, 53 - -4. Error Message Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The error message shown to the user is directly from the exception, which might not be user-friendly. - - Recommendation: Consider creating more user-friendly error messages or wrapping the technical details in a more understandable format. - - File: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt, line 43 - -5. Thread Sleep - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: The code uses `Thread.sleep(500)` which is generally not recommended. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more robust method for timing or asynchronous operations, such as coroutines or callbacks. - - File: ChatWithCommitDiffAction.kt, line 69 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- Appropriate use of companion object for logger. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more inline comments explaining complex logic or decisions. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public methods to improve API documentation. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of a separate thread for long-running operations is good for UI responsiveness. -- Consider using coroutines instead of raw threads for better performance and easier management of asynchronous operations. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No major security issues identified. -- Ensure that the `AppSettingsState` is properly secured, as it's used to access potentially sensitive information like API keys. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good error handling and logging. -- Effective use of IntelliJ IDEA's action system and Git4Idea API. -- Clean separation of concerns between UI interaction and Git operations. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Remove Unused Imports - - Description: Remove the unused `VirtualFile` import. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next code cleanup session - -2. Improve Null Safety - - Description: Add null checks or use safe call operators where appropriate, especially when dealing with potentially null values from the IDE's API. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next bug fix cycle - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to constants or a resource file. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next refactoring session - -4. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Create more user-friendly error messages. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next feature update - -5. Replace Thread.sleep - - Description: Replace `Thread.sleep()` with a more robust asynchronous method. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Next performance optimization cycle - -6. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add more inline comments and KDoc comments for public methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: Developer - - Deadline: Ongoing \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index f256574e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK, Git4Idea -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide a chat interface for discussing Git working copy changes -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to chat about the differences between the current working copy and the HEAD commit in a Git repository. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction` (extends AnAction) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Git4Idea - - SkyeNet (com.simiacryptus.skyenet) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.AppServer` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.generic.SessionProxyServer` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.CodeChatSocketManager` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IdeaOpenAIClient` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction - participant Git - participant SessionProxyServer - participant AppServer - participant Browser - - User->>ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction: Trigger action - ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction->>Git: Get working copy diff - Git-->>ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction: Return diff - ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction->>SessionProxyServer: Create chat session - ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction->>AppServer: Get server instance - ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction->>Browser: Open chat interface - User->>Browser: Interact with chat -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically triggered from the IDE's Git menu or context menu. Once triggered, it opens a browser window with a chat interface where users can discuss the current working copy changes. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses companion object for logger - - Implements AnAction for IntelliJ integration -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good error handling and logging - - Proper use of threading for background tasks -- **Features:** - - Integrates with Git repositories in IntelliJ IDEA - - Opens a chat interface in the browser for discussing changes - - Uses AI-powered chat for code discussions -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding user preferences for chat model selection - - Implement caching mechanism for frequent diffs - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Git, Diff, Chat, IntelliJ, Action -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IDE Plugin - - Integration: Git - - UI: Web-based Chat \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index ab7fe787..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,98 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction` class, which is part of a Git integration feature in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class allows users to compare the HEAD of their Git repository with the working copy and open a chat interface to discuss the changes. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates well with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and Git4Idea API. -- The class handles asynchronous operations appropriately using threads. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Error Handling in actionPerformed - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The error handling in the `actionPerformed` method catches all throwables, which might mask specific errors. - - Recommendation: Consider catching more specific exceptions and handling them accordingly. - - File: ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt, lines 31-35 - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code that could be extracted into constants. - - Recommendation: Move hardcoded strings to constants or resource files for better maintainability. - - File: ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt, various lines - -3. Thread Sleep Usage - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The use of `Thread.sleep(500)` in the `openChatWithDiff` method is not ideal. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more robust method for ensuring the server is ready before opening the browser. - - File: ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt, line 68 - -4. Error Handling in getChangesBetweenHeadAndWorkingCopy - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The method throws a RuntimeException with the error output, which might not be user-friendly. - - Recommendation: Consider creating a custom exception or handling the error more gracefully. - - File: ChatWithWorkingCopyDiffAction.kt, lines 84-86 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally adheres to Kotlin coding standards and best practices. However, there are a few areas for improvement: - -- Consider using more descriptive variable names (e.g., `e` could be `event`). -- The `companion object` could be moved to the top of the class for better readability. - -## 5. Documentation - -The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding: - -- KDoc comments for the class and public methods. -- Inline comments for complex logic or non-obvious decisions. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -The code seems to perform well, but there are a few areas to consider: - -- The use of `Thread.sleep()` might cause unnecessary delays. -- Consider using coroutines instead of raw threads for better performance and readability. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No major security issues were identified. However, ensure that the `AppSettingsState` is properly secured and that sensitive information is not exposed through the chat interface. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code effectively integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and Git4Idea API. -- Error handling is implemented, although it could be improved. -- The use of a separate thread for potentially long-running operations is a good practice. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Refine error handling in `actionPerformed` and `getChangesBetweenHeadAndWorkingCopy` - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments and improve inline documentation - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to constants or resource files - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Optimize Asynchronous Operations - - Description: Consider using coroutines instead of raw threads - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ReplicateCommitAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ReplicateCommitAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 53bc13ea..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ReplicateCommitAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a "Replicate Commit" action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to replicate a commit by analyzing changes, generating tasks, and applying patches to files. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ReplicateCommitAction` class (extends BaseAction) - - `PatchApp` abstract inner class (extends ApplicationServer) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `tripleTilde` in companion object - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - JOpenAI library -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppServer` - - `SessionProxyServer` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>ReplicateCommitAction: Trigger action - ReplicateCommitAction->>PatchApp: Create and initialize - PatchApp->>ApplicationServer: Start server - User->>PatchApp: Send user message - PatchApp->>ParsedActor: Generate tasks - ParsedActor->>SimpleActor: Generate patches - SimpleActor->>PatchApp: Return patches - PatchApp->>User: Display results and apply patches -``` - -## Example Usage -The action is triggered from the IDE, likely through a menu item or keyboard shortcut. The user interacts with the generated web interface to provide input and review/apply suggested changes. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Extensive use of Kotlin features (data classes, companion objects) - - Nested class structure (PatchApp inside ReplicateCommitAction) - - Use of abstract methods for customization (codeFiles, codeSummary, projectSummary) -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the large `run` method in PatchApp for better readability - - Error handling could be improved, especially in file operations -- **Features:** - - Analyzes git commit changes - - Generates tasks based on commit and user input - - Creates patches for files - - Provides a web interface for user interaction -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more robust error handling and logging - - Consider making PatchApp a separate class for better separation of concerns - - Implement unit tests for core functionality - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Git, Commit, AI, Code Generation -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin Action - - Language: Kotlin - - Complexity: High \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ReplicateCommitAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ReplicateCommitAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index e860fb2c..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/git/ReplicateCommitAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,101 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ReplicateCommitAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `ReplicateCommitAction` class, which is part of a Git-related action in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class is responsible for replicating commits and handling user interactions related to this process. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for handling actions and accessing project data. -- The class implements a custom application server for handling user interactions. -- There's extensive use of lambda functions and functional programming concepts. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Large Method: run() - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `run()` method in the `PatchApp` inner class is quite long and complex. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking this method down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. - - File: ReplicateCommitAction.kt, lines 146-250 - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code, particularly in the prompts. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to constants or a resource file for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: ReplicateCommitAction.kt, various locations - -3. Exception Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `handle()` method catches all Throwables, which might hide important errors. - - Recommendation: Consider catching more specific exceptions and handling them appropriately. - - File: ReplicateCommitAction.kt, lines 58-61 - -4. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `user` parameter in the `userMessage()` method is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing this parameter if it's not needed. - - File: ReplicateCommitAction.kt, line 126 - -5. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are some magic numbers in the code, like `1024 * 1024 / 2`. - - Recommendation: Consider extracting these to named constants for better readability. - - File: ReplicateCommitAction.kt, line 90 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- Appropriate use of lambda functions and functional programming concepts. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more inline comments explaining complex logic. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code reads entire files into memory, which could be problematic for very large files. -- Consider implementing pagination or streaming for large file handling. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code seems to handle file paths and content. Ensure proper sanitization is in place to prevent path traversal attacks. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good use of Kotlin's language features. -- Well-structured code with clear separation of concerns. -- Effective use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for plugin development. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Refactor Large Methods - - Description: Break down large methods like `run()` into smaller, more focused methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Appropriate Team Member] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add more inline comments and KDoc comments to improve code understandability. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Appropriate Team Member] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Address Minor Code Cleanup Issues - - Description: Remove unused parameters, extract magic numbers to constants, and move hardcoded strings to resources. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Appropriate Team Member] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Review and Improve Exception Handling - - Description: Implement more specific exception handling in the `handle()` method. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Appropriate Team Member] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/AppendTextWithChatAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/AppendTextWithChatAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index ae941466..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/AppendTextWithChatAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To append text to the end of a user's selection using AI-generated content -- **Brief Description:** This action class extends SelectionAction to provide functionality for appending AI-generated text to the user's selected text in an IntelliJ-based IDE. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** AppendTextWithChatAction (class) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None explicitly defined -- **Types/Interfaces (if applicable):** None explicitly defined - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState - - com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.* - - com.intellij.openapi.project.Project - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ApiModel.* - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil - -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - SelectionAction - - AppSettingsState - - chatModel - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant AppendTextWithChatAction - participant AppSettingsState - participant OpenAI API - - User->>AppendTextWithChatAction: Trigger action - AppendTextWithChatAction->>AppSettingsState: Get settings - AppendTextWithChatAction->>OpenAI API: Send chat request - OpenAI API-->>AppendTextWithChatAction: Return generated text - AppendTextWithChatAction->>User: Append generated text to selection -``` - -## Example Usage -This action would typically be triggered by a user selecting text in the IDE and then invoking the action through a menu item or shortcut. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls - - Utilizes Kotlin's functional features like copy and listOf - -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The action is well-structured and follows the SelectionAction pattern - - Good use of AppSettingsState for configuration - - Consider adding more error handling for API calls - -- **Features:** - - Appends AI-generated text to user's selection - - Uses OpenAI's chat model for text generation - - Configurable through AppSettingsState - -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for API calls - - Consider allowing user to input additional context or instructions - - Implement caching to reduce API calls for similar requests - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** AI, text generation, IntelliJ, action, OpenAI, chat model -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - AI-Model: OpenAI Chat - - IDE: IntelliJ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/AppendTextWithChatAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/AppendTextWithChatAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6ef8612b..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/AppendTextWithChatAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for AppendTextWithChatAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `AppendTextWithChatAction` class, which is part of a legacy action in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class extends `SelectionAction` and is designed to append text to the end of a user's selected text using an AI chat model. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is generally well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses the OpenAI API for generating text. -- The action is part of a legacy feature set, as indicated by the `enableLegacyActions` check. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Hardcoded System Message - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The system message "Append text to the end of the user's prompt" is hardcoded. - - Recommendation: Consider making this configurable or moving it to a constants file for easier maintenance. - - File: AppendTextWithChatAction.kt, line 28 - -2. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no error handling for the API call or for cases where the response might be empty. - - Recommendation: Implement try-catch blocks and null checks to handle potential errors gracefully. - - File: AppendTextWithChatAction.kt, lines 33-34 - -3. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `config` parameter in `processSelection` is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing the parameter if it's not needed, or implement its usage if it's intended for future use. - - File: AppendTextWithChatAction.kt, line 22 - -4. Magic Number - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The index `[0]` is used directly when accessing the chat response. - - Recommendation: Consider using a named constant or explaining why only the first choice is used. - - File: AppendTextWithChatAction.kt, line 34 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions and is generally well-formatted. -- The use of nullable types (e.g., `state.selectedText?`) is appropriate. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class and methods lack documentation. Adding KDoc comments would improve code readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The performance seems reasonable, but consider caching the `AppSettingsState.instance` to avoid multiple calls. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the API key used for the OpenAI API is securely stored and not exposed in the code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- The use of Kotlin's null-safe operators enhances code safety. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add try-catch blocks and null checks for API calls and responses - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Values - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to constants or make them configurable - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/CommentsAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/CommentsAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2b27fb7b..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/CommentsAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Add comments to code explaining each line -- **Brief Description:** This action adds explanatory comments to selected code using AI-powered text generation. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `CommentsAction` class (extends `SelectionAction`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `CommentsAction_VirtualAPI` interface (inner interface) - - `CommentsAction_ConvertedText` class (inner class) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppSettingsState` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `SelectionAction` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>CommentsAction: Trigger action - CommentsAction->>SelectionState: Get selected text - CommentsAction->>ChatProxy: Create proxy - ChatProxy->>CommentsAction_VirtualAPI: Call editCode - CommentsAction_VirtualAPI-->>ChatProxy: Return commented code - ChatProxy-->>CommentsAction: Return result - CommentsAction-->>User: Update editor with commented code -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically used within an IDE. The user selects a block of code and triggers the CommentsAction. The action then processes the selected code and adds explanatory comments to each line. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses dependency injection for API and settings -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of interfaces for API abstraction - - Consider adding more error handling and logging -- **Features:** - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Uses AI to generate contextual comments - - Configurable through app settings -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add unit tests - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated requests - - Allow customization of comment style based on language - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #kotlin #intellij-plugin #code-comments #ai-assisted-coding -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - feature: code-commenting - - integration: openai-api - - platform: intellij-idea \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/CommentsAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/CommentsAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8ee6b44b..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/CommentsAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,86 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CommentsAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `CommentsAction` class that extends `SelectionAction`. It's designed to add comments to each line of selected code, explaining the code's functionality. The action is part of a larger IntelliJ IDEA plugin. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses the OpenAI API through a proxy to generate comments. -- The action is configurable through the `AppSettingsState`. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Configuration - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `getConfig` method returns an empty string, and the `config` parameter in `processSelection` is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing the `getConfig` method and the `config` parameter if they're not needed, or implement them if they're intended for future use. - - File: CommentsAction.kt, lines 17-19 and 29 - -2. Hardcoded Instructions - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The instruction "Add comments to each line explaining the code" is hardcoded in the `processSelection` method. - - Recommendation: Consider making this configurable, allowing users to customize the comment generation instructions. - - File: CommentsAction.kt, line 35 - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no explicit error handling if the API call fails or returns null. - - Recommendation: Add error handling to gracefully manage API failures and provide user feedback. - - File: CommentsAction.kt, line 37 - -4. Unused Language Field - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `CommentsAction_ConvertedText` class has a `language` field that's not used in this context. - - Recommendation: Consider removing the `language` field if it's not needed for this specific action. - - File: CommentsAction.kt, lines 45-48 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and naming conventions. -- The use of interfaces for API calls is a good practice for maintainability and testing. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comments explaining the purpose of the class and its methods. -- Adding KDoc comments would improve code readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The action uses a background thread (`ActionUpdateThread.BGT`), which is good for performance. -- Consider caching API results if the same code snippet is likely to be commented multiple times. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the OpenAI API key is securely stored and not exposed in logs or error messages. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- The use of `ChatProxy` allows for easy integration with the OpenAI API. -- The action checks for language support and plugin settings before execution. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add proper error handling for API calls - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -3. Make Comment Instructions Configurable - - Description: Allow users to customize the comment generation instructions - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/DocAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/DocAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0087cb01..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/DocAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To generate documentation for selected code blocks in various programming languages -- **Brief Description:** This action class, `DocAction`, extends `SelectionAction` to provide functionality for generating documentation prefixes for selected code blocks in supported programming languages. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `DocAction` class - - `DocAction_VirtualAPI` interface (nested) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `DocAction_VirtualAPI`: Interface for processing code and generating documentation - - `DocAction_ConvertedText`: Data class for holding generated documentation - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `ChatProxy`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `SelectionAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `IndentedText` - - `PsiUtil` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant DocAction - participant ChatProxy - participant OpenAI - - User->>DocAction: Select code and trigger action - DocAction->>ChatProxy: Process code - ChatProxy->>OpenAI: Send API request - OpenAI-->>ChatProxy: Return generated documentation - ChatProxy-->>DocAction: Return processed result - DocAction-->>User: Insert documentation prefix -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Assuming the user has selected the following code in a Kotlin file: -fun hello() { - println("Hello, world!") -} - -// After triggering the DocAction, the result might look like: -/** - * Prints "Hello, world!" to the console. - * - * This function is a simple demonstration of Kotlin's print functionality. - * It doesn't take any parameters and doesn't return any value. - */ -fun hello() { - println("Hello, world!") -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses lazy initialization for the `proxy` property -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more detailed error handling - - The `getConfig` method returns an empty string, which might be improved -- **Features:** - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Uses AI-powered documentation generation - - Integrates with IntelliJ's PSI (Program Structure Interface) -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add user customization options for documentation style - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated requests - - Expand language support and improve language-specific documentation generation - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** documentation, code-generation, intellij-plugin, kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - language: kotlin - - framework: intellij-platform - - ai-integration: openai \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/DocAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/DocAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7db4eef1..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/DocAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for DocAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `DocAction` class that extends `SelectionAction`. It's designed to generate documentation for selected code blocks using an AI-powered proxy. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code uses a virtual API proxy to generate documentation. -- It supports multiple programming languages and documentation styles. -- The action is part of a legacy set of actions that can be enabled/disabled via settings. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ChatProxy` import is unused. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import. - - File: DocAction.kt, line 12 - -2. Hardcoded String - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The string "Write detailed KDoc prefix for code block" is hardcoded in the example. - - Recommendation: Consider moving this to a constant or configuration. - - File: DocAction.kt, line 54 - -3. Nullable Type Usage - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `text` property in `DocAction_ConvertedText` is nullable, but it's used without a null check. - - Recommendation: Add a null check or use a non-null assertion operator if appropriate. - - File: DocAction.kt, line 75 - -4. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no error handling if the API call fails or returns null. - - Recommendation: Add error handling and provide a fallback or user notification. - - File: DocAction.kt, method processSelection - -5. Magic Number - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The number 5 is used as a magic number for deserializerRetries. - - Recommendation: Consider moving this to a named constant or configuration. - - File: DocAction.kt, line 38 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of lazy initialization for the proxy is a good practice. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's null safety features. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments to the class and methods. -- The purpose of the `DocAction_VirtualAPI` interface and its methods should be documented. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of lazy initialization for the proxy is good for performance. -- Consider caching the result of `AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel.chatModel()` if it's called frequently. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the API key used for the ChatProxy is securely stored and not exposed in logs or error messages. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's language features, such as lazy initialization and null safety. -- The action is configurable and can be enabled/disabled through settings. -- The use of a virtual API proxy allows for easy mocking and testing. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Add error handling for API calls and null results - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to constants or configuration - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Address Minor Issues - - Description: Remove unused imports, address magic numbers, etc. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ImplementStubAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ImplementStubAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8b9f9a32..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ImplementStubAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a stub action for code completion in an IDE -- **Brief Description:** This action implements a stub for selected code using AI-powered code generation - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ImplementStubAction` class (extends `SelectionAction`) - - `VirtualAPI` interface (nested within `ImplementStubAction`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `VirtualAPI` interface with `editCode` method - - `ConvertedText` nested class within `VirtualAPI` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai` package) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppSettingsState` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `PsiUtil` - - `SelectionAction` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant ImplementStubAction - participant VirtualAPI - participant OpenAI - - User->>ImplementStubAction: Trigger action - ImplementStubAction->>ImplementStubAction: Get selected code - ImplementStubAction->>VirtualAPI: Call editCode - VirtualAPI->>OpenAI: Generate implementation - OpenAI-->>VirtualAPI: Return generated code - VirtualAPI-->>ImplementStubAction: Return ConvertedText - ImplementStubAction-->>User: Update code with implementation -``` - -## Example Usage -This action would typically be triggered by a user selecting a code stub in their IDE and invoking the "Implement Stub" action. The action then uses AI to generate an implementation for the selected stub. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls - - Implements IntelliJ Platform's action system -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of extension functions and Kotlin's functional programming features - - Proper error handling could be improved -- **Features:** - - AI-powered stub implementation - - Context-aware code generation - - Supports multiple programming languages -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more robust error handling - - Implement caching for frequently used stubs - - Allow customization of AI prompts - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** #kotlin #intellij-plugin #ai-code-generation #stub-implementation -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: medium - - ai-integration: openai - - ide-integration: intellij \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ImplementStubAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ImplementStubAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5f194c72..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ImplementStubAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,96 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ImplementStubAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `ImplementStubAction` class, which is part of a larger project aimed at implementing AI-assisted code generation and modification. The class extends `SelectionAction` and is responsible for implementing stub methods or functions based on their declarations. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It integrates with IntelliJ IDEA's action system and uses OpenAI's API for code generation. -- The class makes use of several utility classes and interfaces from the project's ecosystem. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The import `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil` is used only once in the code. - - Recommendation: Consider using the fully qualified name instead of importing if it's only used once. - - File: ImplementStubAction.kt, line 11 - -2. Hardcoded String - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The string "Implement Stub" is hardcoded in the `processSelection` method. - - Recommendation: Consider moving this string to a constant or a resource file for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: ImplementStubAction.kt, line 79 - -3. Nullable Return Type - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `code` property of the `ConvertedText` class is nullable, but it's accessed without a null check in the `processSelection` method. - - Recommendation: Add a null check or use the Elvis operator to provide a default value if `code` is null. - - File: ImplementStubAction.kt, line 83 - -4. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no error handling for the case where the API call fails or returns unexpected results. - - Recommendation: Implement proper error handling and provide user feedback in case of failures. - - File: ImplementStubAction.kt, method `processSelection` - -5. Magic Number - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The number 5 is used as a magic number for `deserializerRetries` in the `getProxy` method. - - Recommendation: Consider making this a configurable constant or part of the app settings. - - File: ImplementStubAction.kt, line 40 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. However, there are a few areas for improvement: - -- Consider using more descriptive variable names, e.g., `smallestIntersectingMethod` could be renamed to `smallestIntersectingMethodBody` for clarity. -- The `VirtualAPI` interface and its inner class could be moved to a separate file for better organization. - -## 5. Documentation - -The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding: - -- KDoc comments for the class and public methods -- Inline comments explaining complex logic, especially in the `processSelection` method - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -The code seems to perform well for its intended purpose. However, consider caching the proxy instance if it's used frequently to avoid unnecessary object creation. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -Ensure that the OpenAI API key is stored securely and not exposed in logs or error messages. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- The implementation is concise and focused on its specific task. -- The use of the ChatProxy for API interaction is a clean abstraction. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Error Handling - - Description: Implement proper error handling for API calls and provide user feedback - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments and inline comments to improve code understanding - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Values - - Description: Move hardcoded strings and magic numbers to constants or configuration - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign an appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set an appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/InsertImplementationAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/InsertImplementationAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 783c0c55..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/InsertImplementationAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement an action to insert code implementation based on comments or selected text -- **Brief Description:** This class, `InsertImplementationAction`, extends `SelectionAction` to provide functionality for inserting code implementations based on comments or selected text in the IntelliJ IDEA editor. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `InsertImplementationAction` class - - `VirtualAPI` interface with `implementCode` method -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `VirtualAPI` interface - - `VirtualAPI.ConvertedText` inner class - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `ChatProxy`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `SelectionAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `TextBlock` - - `UITools` - - `PsiClassContext` - - `PsiUtil` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant InsertImplementationAction - participant VirtualAPI - participant OpenAI - - User->>InsertImplementationAction: Trigger action - InsertImplementationAction->>InsertImplementationAction: Process selection - InsertImplementationAction->>VirtualAPI: implementCode() - VirtualAPI->>OpenAI: Generate implementation - OpenAI-->>VirtualAPI: Return generated code - VirtualAPI-->>InsertImplementationAction: Return ConvertedText - InsertImplementationAction->>InsertImplementationAction: Insert implementation - InsertImplementationAction-->>User: Display updated code -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// This action is typically triggered by a user in the IntelliJ IDEA editor -// The user selects a comment or text and invokes the action -// The action then processes the selection and inserts the generated implementation -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls - - Implements IntelliJ Platform's action system -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more detailed comments for complex logic - - Error handling could be improved -- **Features:** - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Uses OpenAI API for code generation - - Integrates with IntelliJ's PSI (Program Structure Interface) -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add unit tests - - Implement better error handling and user feedback - - Consider caching generated implementations for performance - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, CodeGeneration, OpenAI -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - IntegrationPoint: Editor - - AIModel: OpenAI \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/InsertImplementationAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/InsertImplementationAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4eb4c582..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/InsertImplementationAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,98 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for InsertImplementationAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `InsertImplementationAction` class, which is part of a larger project that appears to be an IDE plugin for code generation or modification. The class extends `SelectionAction` and is responsible for inserting implementation code based on comments or selected text. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is written in Kotlin and makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API. -- It uses a chat-based API proxy for code generation. -- The action is part of a legacy set of actions and can be disabled through settings. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `TextBlock` import is not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import. - - File: InsertImplementationAction.kt, line 7 - -2. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `computerLanguage` variable is used without null checks in several places. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use safe call operators when using `computerLanguage`. - - File: InsertImplementationAction.kt, lines 72, 82, 89 - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings in the code, such as "Insert Implementation". - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and localization. - - File: InsertImplementationAction.kt, line 76 - -4. Complex Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `processSelection` method is quite long and complex, handling multiple responsibilities. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking this method down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. - - File: InsertImplementationAction.kt, lines 60-95 - -5. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no explicit error handling for the API calls or potential exceptions. - - Recommendation: Add try-catch blocks or other error handling mechanisms to gracefully handle potential errors. - - File: InsertImplementationAction.kt, lines 76-94 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of extension functions and nullable types is appropriate. -- Consider using more descriptive variable names in some places (e.g., `it` in lambda expressions). - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments for the class and its public methods. -- The `VirtualAPI` interface and its methods could benefit from documentation explaining their purpose and expected behavior. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code makes network calls to an external API, which could potentially impact performance. Consider implementing caching or rate limiting if necessary. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code uses an external API for code generation. Ensure that proper security measures are in place to protect sensitive information and prevent injection attacks. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's language features, such as nullable types and extension functions. -- The action is configurable through application settings, allowing users to enable or disable it as needed. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its public methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor processSelection Method - - Description: Break down the processSelection method into smaller, more focused methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add proper error handling for API calls and potential exceptions - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Review and Improve Null Safety - - Description: Review the use of nullable types and add appropriate null checks - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/RenameVariablesAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/RenameVariablesAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index fc31562e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/RenameVariablesAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Rename variables in selected code using AI suggestions -- **Brief Description:** This action suggests and applies variable renames in selected code using an AI-powered API - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `RenameVariablesAction` class - - `RenameAPI` interface -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `RenameAPI` interface with `suggestRenames` method - - `SuggestionResponse` class with `suggestions` list - - `Suggestion` class with `originalName` and `suggestedName` properties - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `ChatProxy`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `SelectionAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant RenameVariablesAction - participant RenameAPI - participant UITools - User->>RenameVariablesAction: Trigger action - RenameVariablesAction->>RenameAPI: suggestRenames(code, language, humanLanguage) - RenameAPI-->>RenameVariablesAction: Return suggestions - RenameVariablesAction->>UITools: Show checkbox dialog - UITools-->>RenameVariablesAction: User selections - RenameVariablesAction->>RenameVariablesAction: Apply selected renames - RenameVariablesAction-->>User: Updated code -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Assuming this action is registered in the IDE -// User selects code in the editor and triggers the action -// The action will suggest variable renames and apply the selected ones -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses nullable types and safe calls -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more comments for complex logic - - Error handling could be improved -- **Features:** - - AI-powered variable rename suggestions - - User selection of which renames to apply - - Supports multiple programming languages -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add unit tests - - Implement caching for API calls - - Allow customization of AI model parameters - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** variable-renaming, ai-assisted-coding, intellij-plugin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - language: kotlin - - framework: intellij-platform-sdk - - ai-integration: openai-api \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/RenameVariablesAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/RenameVariablesAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index ae46b606..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/RenameVariablesAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for RenameVariablesAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `RenameVariablesAction` that extends `SelectionAction`. The purpose of this class is to provide functionality for renaming variables in selected code using AI suggestions. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code uses the OpenAI API for generating rename suggestions. -- It implements a custom interface `RenameAPI` for handling the AI interaction. -- The class is part of a legacy action system, as indicated by the `isEnabled` check. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The import for `com.intellij.openapi.project.Project` is not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import to keep the code clean. - - File: RenameVariablesAction.kt, line 9 - -2. Hardcoded Empty String - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `getConfig` method returns an empty string literal. - - Recommendation: Consider using a constant or explaining why an empty string is returned. - - File: RenameVariablesAction.kt, line 42-44 - -3. Nullable Assertion - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The code uses `!!` operator in the `processSelection` method, which can lead to NullPointerException. - - Recommendation: Use safe call operator `?.` or proper null checking to avoid potential crashes. - - File: RenameVariablesAction.kt, line 62-63 - -4. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no explicit error handling for API calls or string operations. - - Recommendation: Implement try-catch blocks or error handling mechanisms to gracefully handle potential exceptions. - - File: RenameVariablesAction.kt, general - -5. Magic Number - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `deserializerRetries` parameter is set to a magic number 5. - - Recommendation: Consider extracting this to a named constant for better maintainability. - - File: RenameVariablesAction.kt, line 36 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of data classes and extension functions aligns with Kotlin best practices. -- Consider using more descriptive variable names, especially in the `processSelection` method. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments to explain the purpose of each method and class. -- The `RenameAPI` interface and its inner classes could benefit from more detailed documentation. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code makes network calls to an AI API, which could potentially be slow. Consider implementing caching or rate limiting mechanisms. -- The string replacement in `processSelection` could be optimized for large codebases. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the API key used for OpenAI is securely stored and not exposed in the code. -- Validate and sanitize user inputs before sending them to the AI API to prevent potential injection attacks. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of a proxy pattern for API interaction is a good design choice, allowing for easy mocking and testing. -- The code structure is generally clean and easy to follow. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Comprehensive Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to all classes and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set a reasonable deadline] - -2. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add try-catch blocks and proper error handling mechanisms - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set a reasonable deadline] - -3. Optimize Performance - - Description: Implement caching for API calls and optimize string operations - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set a reasonable deadline] - -4. Enhance Security - - Description: Review and improve security measures, especially around API key handling and input sanitization - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign a team member] - - Deadline: [Set a reasonable deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2b4f71ec..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To provide a user interface for replacing selected text with AI-generated suggestions -- **Brief Description:** This action allows users to select text in the editor and replace it with AI-generated suggestions based on the surrounding context. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction` -- **Types/Interfaces:** `VirtualAPI` (inner interface) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai` package) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.SelectionAction` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction: Invoke action - ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction->>VirtualAPI: suggestText(template, examples) - VirtualAPI->>OpenAI API: Generate suggestions - OpenAI API-->>VirtualAPI: Return suggestions - VirtualAPI-->>ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction: Return Suggestions object - ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction->>User: Display suggestion options - User->>ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction: Choose suggestion - ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction->>Editor: Replace selected text -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// This action is typically invoked through the IDE's action system -// When triggered, it will: -// 1. Get the selected text and surrounding context -// 2. Generate suggestions using the AI model -// 3. Present the suggestions to the user -// 4. Replace the selected text with the chosen suggestion -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses functional programming concepts (e.g., lambda expressions) -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more comments to explain complex logic - - The `choose` method could be made more flexible by accepting a custom prompt -- **Features:** - - AI-powered text suggestion - - Context-aware suggestions based on surrounding text - - User interface for selecting from multiple suggestions -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for API calls - - Allow customization of the number of suggestions generated - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated requests - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** AI, text-generation, IntelliJ-plugin, context-aware -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Action - - AI-Model: OpenAI - - UI-Component: RadioButtonDialog \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index aceff799..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,91 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction` that extends `SelectionAction`. The purpose of this class is to replace selected text in an IDE with AI-generated suggestions. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code uses OpenAI's API for generating text suggestions. -- It implements a custom interface `VirtualAPI` for making API calls. -- The class is part of a legacy action system, as indicated by the `isEnabled` check. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The import `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil` is not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import to keep the code clean. - - File: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt, line 9 - -2. Hardcoded Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The code uses magic numbers (2, 1.0) in the `idealLength` calculation. - - Recommendation: Extract these numbers into named constants to improve readability and maintainability. - - File: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt, line 46 - -3. Nullable Type Safety - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The code uses nullable types without proper null checks, which could lead to runtime errors. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use safe call operators (?) where appropriate, especially when dealing with `state.selectedText` and `state.entireDocument`. - - File: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt, lines 45-51 - -4. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no explicit error handling for API calls or other potential failure points. - - Recommendation: Implement proper error handling and provide user feedback in case of failures. - - File: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt, general - -5. Hardcoded API Parameters - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: Some API parameters like `temperature` and `deserializerRetries` are hardcoded. - - Recommendation: Consider making these configurable through settings or constants. - - File: ReplaceWithSuggestionsAction.kt, lines 32-35 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of extension functions and properties is good Kotlin practice. -- Consider using more descriptive variable names, e.g., `contextBefore` instead of `before`. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would greatly improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The `idealLength` calculation might be optimized or simplified if the specific requirements are known. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the API key used for OpenAI is securely stored and not exposed in the code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of a proxy for API calls is a good practice for abstraction. -- The code structure is generally clean and easy to follow. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add proper error handling for API calls and other potential failure points - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Magic Numbers - - Description: Extract magic numbers into named constants - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/VoiceToTextAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/VoiceToTextAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 3fc035db..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/VoiceToTextAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a voice-to-text action for IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This action records audio, processes it, and converts it to text which is then inserted into the editor. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `VoiceToTextAction` class (extends BaseAction) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SLF4J for logging - - javax.sound.sampled for audio processing - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai for audio recording and processing -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant VoiceToTextAction - participant AudioRecorder - participant LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer - participant DictationPump - participant API - - User->>VoiceToTextAction: Trigger action - VoiceToTextAction->>AudioRecorder: Start recording - VoiceToTextAction->>LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer: Process audio - VoiceToTextAction->>DictationPump: Start dictation - loop While recording - AudioRecorder->>LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer: Send raw audio - LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer->>DictationPump: Send processed audio - DictationPump->>API: Send audio for transcription - API->>DictationPump: Return transcribed text - DictationPump->>Editor: Insert transcribed text - end - User->>VoiceToTextAction: Close status dialog - VoiceToTextAction->>AudioRecorder: Stop recording - VoiceToTextAction->>LookbackLoudnessWindowBuffer: Stop processing - VoiceToTextAction->>DictationPump: Stop dictation -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically triggered by the user through the IDE's action system, such as a menu item or keyboard shortcut. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin idioms and language features - - Implements multithreading for concurrent audio processing and transcription -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more error handling and recovery mechanisms - - The `targetDataLine` lazy initialization could be improved for better error handling -- **Features:** - - Real-time voice-to-text transcription - - Supports inserting text at cursor or replacing selected text - - Uses a status dialog to control recording duration -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add user settings for customizing audio recording parameters - - Implement a more robust error handling system - - Consider using coroutines instead of raw threads for better concurrency management - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** voice-to-text, dictation, audio-processing, IntelliJ-plugin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: high - - feature-category: accessibility - - performance-impact: moderate \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/VoiceToTextAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/VoiceToTextAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 16bed456..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/legacy/VoiceToTextAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for VoiceToTextAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code implements a voice-to-text action for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It records audio, processes it, and converts it to text using an API, then inserts the text into the editor. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses multiple threads for different tasks (recording, processing, and API calls). -- The code handles both selected text and insertion at the caret position. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: Error handling is done by logging and showing a UI error, but it doesn't stop the threads. - - Recommendation: Implement a proper shutdown mechanism for all threads when an error occurs. - - File: VoiceToTextAction.kt, lines 31-33, 41-43, 56-58 - -2. Resource Management - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The code doesn't explicitly close or release resources like AudioRecorder or TargetDataLine. - - Recommendation: Implement proper resource management using try-with-resources or similar constructs. - - File: VoiceToTextAction.kt, entire file - -3. Thread Safety - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: The `prompt` variable in DictationPump is not thread-safe. - - Recommendation: Use a thread-safe structure like AtomicReference for the `prompt` variable. - - File: VoiceToTextAction.kt, lines 76-77 - -4. UI Blocking - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The `isEnabled` method might block the UI thread for up to 50ms. - - Recommendation: Consider using a non-blocking approach or caching the result. - - File: VoiceToTextAction.kt, lines 108-114 - -5. Hardcoded Values - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded values (e.g., 0.05, 32, 48f) without clear explanations. - - Recommendation: Extract these values into named constants with comments explaining their purpose. - - File: VoiceToTextAction.kt, lines 29, 77, 89 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Consider using more descriptive names for some variables (e.g., `e1` could be `actionEvent`). -- The use of extension functions and properties is good Kotlin practice. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments for classes and methods. -- Some complex parts of the code (e.g., the audio processing logic) could benefit from more detailed inline comments. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The continuous polling in the DictationPump's run method could be optimized to reduce CPU usage. -- Consider implementing a more efficient way to manage the prompt history instead of splitting and joining on every iteration. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the API used for transcription is secure and handles user data appropriately. -- Consider adding user consent mechanisms before recording audio. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of concurrent data structures and multiple threads shows good consideration for performance. -- The code handles both selected text and insertion at caret position, showing attention to user experience. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement a proper shutdown mechanism for all threads when an error occurs. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments and improve inline documentation. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Optimize Performance - - Description: Review and optimize the continuous polling mechanism in DictationPump. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Improve Resource Management - - Description: Implement proper resource management for AudioRecorder and TargetDataLine. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownImplementActionGroup.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownImplementActionGroup.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6849b000..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownImplementActionGroup.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,74 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a Markdown code block generation action group for various programming languages -- **Brief Description:** This file defines an action group and associated actions for generating code blocks in Markdown files for different programming languages. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `MarkdownImplementActionGroup`: Main action group class - - `MarkdownImplementAction`: Individual action for each programming language -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `markdownLanguages`: List of supported programming languages - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `ChatProxy`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `SelectionAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `ComputerLanguage` - - `UITools` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant MarkdownImplementActionGroup - participant MarkdownImplementAction - participant ChatProxy - participant OpenAI API - - User->>MarkdownImplementActionGroup: Select text in Markdown file - MarkdownImplementActionGroup->>MarkdownImplementAction: Create action for each language - User->>MarkdownImplementAction: Choose language - MarkdownImplementAction->>ChatProxy: Request code implementation - ChatProxy->>OpenAI API: Send prompt - OpenAI API->>ChatProxy: Return generated code - ChatProxy->>MarkdownImplementAction: Return implemented code - MarkdownImplementAction->>User: Insert code block in Markdown -``` - -## Example Usage -1. Open a Markdown file in IntelliJ IDEA -2. Select some text describing code functionality -3. Right-click to open the context menu -4. Navigate to the Markdown Implement action group -5. Choose a target programming language -6. The plugin will generate a code block for the selected language and insert it into the Markdown file - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses functional programming concepts (e.g., `map`, `toTypedArray`) -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good separation of concerns between action group and individual actions - - Utilizes IntelliJ Platform SDK effectively -- **Features:** - - Supports multiple programming languages - - Integrates with OpenAI API for code generation - - Context-aware (only enabled for Markdown files with text selection) -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add error handling for API calls - - Implement caching to reduce API calls for repeated requests - - Allow customization of supported languages - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Markdown, code-generation, IntelliJ-plugin, OpenAI, action-group -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ IDEA Plugin - - Language: Kotlin - - Feature: Markdown Code Block Generation \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownImplementActionGroup.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownImplementActionGroup.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8c204561..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownImplementActionGroup.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,92 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MarkdownImplementActionGroup - -## Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `MarkdownImplementActionGroup` which extends `ActionGroup`. It provides functionality to implement code snippets in various programming languages within Markdown files in an IntelliJ IDEA environment. - -## General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses IntelliJ IDEA's action system and integrates with OpenAI's API for code generation. -- The class is designed to work specifically with Markdown files and supports multiple programming languages. - -## Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Hardcoded Language List - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The list of supported languages is hardcoded in the `markdownLanguages` property. - - Recommendation: Consider moving this list to a configuration file or a separate object to make it more maintainable and easily extensible. - - File: MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt, lines 27-31 - -2. Commented Out Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There is commented out code in the `processSelection` method. - - Recommendation: Remove the commented out code (`/*escapeHtml4*/` and `/*.indent(" ")*/`) if it's no longer needed. - - File: MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt, line 93 - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no explicit error handling for the API call in the `processSelection` method. - - Recommendation: Add try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions from the API call and provide appropriate error messages to the user. - - File: MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt, line 89 - -4. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `deserializerRetries` parameter in the `getProxy` method is set to a magic number (5). - - Recommendation: Consider defining this as a constant with a meaningful name to improve code readability. - - File: MarkdownImplementActionGroup.kt, line 76 - -## Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and naming conventions. -- The use of companion objects and nested classes is appropriate for the functionality. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's null safety features. - -## Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for classes and methods would greatly improve readability and maintainability. -- Consider adding a brief description of what the `MarkdownImplementActionGroup` class does and how it integrates with IntelliJ IDEA. - -## Performance Considerations - -- The performance seems reasonable, but the API call in `processSelection` could potentially be slow depending on network conditions and the complexity of the implementation request. - -## Security Considerations - -- The code doesn't appear to handle any sensitive information directly, but ensure that the OpenAI API key is stored securely and not exposed in the code or logs. - -## Positive Aspects - -- The code is well-organized and modular. -- It makes good use of IntelliJ IDEA's action system. -- The integration with OpenAI's API for code generation is a clever solution for implementing code snippets. - -## Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to classes and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement proper error handling for API calls - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Language List - - Description: Move the hardcoded language list to a configuration file or separate object - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Clean Up Code - - Description: Remove unused imports and commented out code - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownListAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownListAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index e7f0989d..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownListAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Extend Markdown lists in IntelliJ-based IDEs using AI-generated content -- **Brief Description:** This action adds new items to existing Markdown lists using an AI model to generate content - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `MarkdownListAction` class (extends BaseAction) - - `ListAPI` interface (nested within MarkdownListAction) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `ListAPI`: Interface for AI-based list generation - - `ListAPI.Items`: Data class for holding generated list items - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `com.simiacryptus.jopenai` package) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `BaseAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - - `PsiUtil` - - `ComputerLanguage` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - User->>MarkdownListAction: Trigger action - MarkdownListAction->>PsiUtil: Get current list items - MarkdownListAction->>ListAPI: Generate new items - ListAPI->>OpenAI: Send API request - OpenAI-->>ListAPI: Return generated items - ListAPI-->>MarkdownListAction: Return new items - MarkdownListAction->>Editor: Insert new items -``` - -## Example Usage -This action is typically used within an IntelliJ-based IDE. The user would place their cursor at the end of a Markdown list and trigger the action, which would then extend the list with AI-generated items. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses IntelliJ Platform SDK idioms -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good separation of concerns between UI interaction and AI generation - - Proper error handling could be improved -- **Features:** - - AI-powered list extension - - Maintains existing list formatting (bullet type, indentation) - - Works with various Markdown list types (unordered, ordered, task lists) -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add user configuration for number of items to generate - - Implement caching to reduce API calls - - Add support for nested lists - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Markdown, AI, IntelliJ, Plugin, List Generation -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin Action - - AI-Model: OpenAI GPT - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownListAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownListAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index d8aa0cb2..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/markdown/MarkdownListAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MarkdownListAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin class `MarkdownListAction` that extends `BaseAction`. It's designed to generate new items for a Markdown list in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin environment. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses IntelliJ IDEA's API for interacting with the editor and PSI (Program Structure Interface). -- The action is specific to Markdown files and operates on Markdown lists. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `newListItems` function uses nullable types, but the code doesn't handle null cases explicitly. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use safe call operators where appropriate. - - File: MarkdownListAction.kt, lines 70-74 - -2. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The code uses magic numbers like 10 and 2 without explanation. - - Recommendation: Extract these numbers into named constants with clear meanings. - - File: MarkdownListAction.kt, lines 61, 73 - -3. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The code doesn't have explicit error handling for API calls or other potential failure points. - - Recommendation: Add try-catch blocks or other error handling mechanisms to gracefully handle failures. - - File: MarkdownListAction.kt, general - -4. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: Several strings are hardcoded throughout the file. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: MarkdownListAction.kt, various lines - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- The use of data classes and interfaces is appropriate and enhances readability. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for the class and its methods would improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code seems to perform well for its intended purpose. However, for very large lists, it might be worth considering pagination or limiting the number of new items generated. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No immediate security concerns are apparent, but ensure that the API used for generating new list items is secure and doesn't process sensitive information. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of the ChatProxy for generating new list items is a clever solution. -- The code handles different bullet types and indentation well. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Comprehensive Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement proper error handling mechanisms - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Magic Numbers and Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Extract magic numbers and strings into named constants - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/problems/AnalyzeProblemAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/problems/AnalyzeProblemAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 63f4cd4b..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/problems/AnalyzeProblemAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,68 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Analyze and suggest fixes for coding problems in an IntelliJ IDEA environment -- **Brief Description:** This code defines an action (`AnalyzeProblemAction`) that analyzes coding problems in IntelliJ IDEA, opens a web-based interface for problem analysis, and suggests fixes using AI-powered code generation. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `AnalyzeProblemAction` class (extends `AnAction`) - - `ProblemAnalysisApp` inner class (extends `ApplicationServer`) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None explicitly defined - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - OpenAI API (via `IdeaOpenAIClient`) - - Various custom libraries (e.g., `com.simiacryptus.skyenet`, `com.simiacryptus.diff`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppServer` - - `SessionProxyServer` - - `TestResultAutofixAction` - - `AppSettingsState` - - `IdeaOpenAIClient` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant AnalyzeProblemAction - participant ProblemAnalysisApp - participant AI - User->>AnalyzeProblemAction: Trigger action - AnalyzeProblemAction->>ProblemAnalysisApp: Create and open session - ProblemAnalysisApp->>AI: Analyze problem - AI->>ProblemAnalysisApp: Suggest fixes - ProblemAnalysisApp->>User: Display analysis and suggestions -``` - -## Example Usage -The action is triggered within the IntelliJ IDEA environment, typically through a context menu or shortcut when a problem is selected in the Problems view. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin idioms and language features - - Extensive use of lambdas and functional programming concepts - - Utilizes IntelliJ Platform APIs for integration -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down large methods (e.g., `analyzeProblem`) into smaller, more focused functions - - Error handling could be improved with more specific exception types -- **Features:** - - AI-powered problem analysis - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's problem view - - Web-based interface for displaying analysis results - - Ability to apply suggested fixes directly to the code -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement caching to improve performance for repeated analyses - - Add user configuration options for AI model selection - - Enhance error reporting and logging - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, Code Analysis, Problem Solving -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ IDEA Plugin - - Language: Kotlin - - AI-Integration: OpenAI \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/problems/AnalyzeProblemAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/problems/AnalyzeProblemAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 659b7adf..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/problems/AnalyzeProblemAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for AnalyzeProblemAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `AnalyzeProblemAction` class, which is part of a plugin for analyzing and fixing problems in code within an IDE (likely IntelliJ IDEA). The class provides functionality to analyze a selected problem, generate potential fixes, and present them to the user in a web-based interface. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for accessing project information and problem details. -- The class integrates with a custom web server (AppServer) to present analysis results. -- It uses OpenAI's API for generating problem analysis and fix suggestions. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Error Handling in actionPerformed - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The error handling in the `actionPerformed` method catches all Throwables and displays them in a JOptionPane. This might not be the best user experience for all types of errors. - - Recommendation: Consider categorizing errors and handling them differently based on their type. For instance, network errors might be handled differently from parsing errors. - - File: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt, lines 54-57 - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code, such as "Problem Analysis" and various prompt texts. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt, various lines - -3. Thread Usage - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The code uses raw Thread objects in several places. This approach is outdated and less efficient than modern concurrency utilities. - - Recommendation: Consider using Kotlin coroutines or Java's ExecutorService for managing concurrent tasks. - - File: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt, lines 54, 105, 134 - -4. Error Handling in openAnalysisSession - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The error handling in the `openAnalysisSession` method only logs the error without informing the user. - - Recommendation: Consider adding user feedback for errors that occur during this process. - - File: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt, lines 134-140 - -5. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: In the `analyzeProblem` method, there's a potential for NullPointerException when accessing `plan.obj.errors`. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use Kotlin's safe call operator (?.) to handle potential null values. - - File: AnalyzeProblemAction.kt, line 176 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of companion objects for constants and logging is a good practice. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's string templates and multiline strings. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments to classes and methods to improve maintainability. -- Some complex logic, especially in the `analyzeProblem` and `generateAndAddResponse` methods, could benefit from additional inline comments explaining the process. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code performs file I/O operations synchronously. For large projects or files, this could lead to performance issues. -- Consider using asynchronous I/O or caching mechanisms to improve performance. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code interacts with external systems (OpenAI API, web browser). Ensure that all inputs are properly sanitized and validated. -- Consider implementing rate limiting for API calls to prevent abuse. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good separation of concerns, with different methods handling specific tasks. -- The use of a web-based interface for displaying results is a flexible approach that allows for rich presentation of information. -- The integration with IntelliJ IDEA's API is well done, making good use of the available tools and data structures. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement more granular error handling and user feedback mechanisms. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Concurrency - - Description: Replace raw Thread usage with Kotlin coroutines or Java's ExecutorService. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to classes and methods, and improve inline comments for complex logic. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Performance Optimization - - Description: Implement asynchronous I/O for file operations and consider caching mechanisms. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Security Audit - - Description: Conduct a thorough security audit, focusing on input sanitization and API rate limiting. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/test/TestResultAutofixAction.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/test/TestResultAutofixAction.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index eb91eec4..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/test/TestResultAutofixAction.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Autofix action for test results in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a TestResultAutofixAction that analyzes test failures and suggests fixes using AI-powered code generation. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - TestResultAutofixAction - - TestResultAutofixApp (inner class) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - Companion object with utility functions - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet library - - JOpenAI -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - BaseAction - - CommandAutofixAction - - AppSettingsState - - IdeaOpenAIClient - - AppServer - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant TestResultAutofixAction - participant TestResultAutofixApp - participant AI - - User->>TestResultAutofixAction: Trigger action - TestResultAutofixAction->>TestResultAutofixApp: Create and open app - TestResultAutofixApp->>AI: Analyze test result - AI->>TestResultAutofixApp: Suggest fixes - TestResultAutofixApp->>User: Display suggested fixes -``` - -## Example Usage -The action is triggered from the IntelliJ IDEA UI when a test fails. It opens a web interface where the user can view and apply suggested fixes. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses functional programming concepts - - Extensive use of IntelliJ Platform API -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and modular - - Good separation of concerns between action and application logic -- **Features:** - - AI-powered test failure analysis - - Automatic code fix suggestions - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's test framework -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more error handling and logging - - Implement unit tests for the action and application logic - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, TestAutofix, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IntelliJ Plugin Action - - AI-Powered: Yes - - Test-Related: Yes \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/test/TestResultAutofixAction.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/test/TestResultAutofixAction.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c61f5ba0..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/test/TestResultAutofixAction.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,101 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for TestResultAutofixAction - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the TestResultAutofixAction class, which is part of an IntelliJ IDEA plugin designed to automatically fix test failures. The class provides functionality to analyze test results, suggest fixes, and apply them to the codebase. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin best practices. -- It makes good use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for accessing test results and file systems. -- The class integrates with an AI-powered system to generate fix suggestions. -- There's a good separation of concerns between UI interaction, test analysis, and fix generation. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Memory Leak in SessionProxyServer - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `SessionProxyServer.chats` map is being populated but there's no visible mechanism to remove old sessions. - - Recommendation: Implement a cleanup mechanism to remove old sessions from the map. - - File: TestResultAutofixAction.kt, line 114 - -2. Hardcoded File Size Limit - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: The file size limit of 0.5MB is hardcoded in the getProjectStructure method. - - Recommendation: Consider making this a configurable parameter. - - File: TestResultAutofixAction.kt, line 61 - -3. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `root` variable is used without null check in generateAndAddResponse method. - - Recommendation: Add null check for `root` before using it. - - File: TestResultAutofixAction.kt, line 280 - -4. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `user` parameter in the `newSession` method is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing the parameter if it's not needed. - - File: TestResultAutofixAction.kt, line 182 - -5. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are magic numbers like 500 (milliseconds) used in the code. - - Recommendation: Extract these into named constants for better readability. - - File: TestResultAutofixAction.kt, line 132 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- Appropriate use of companion objects for static-like functionality. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more inline comments, especially for complex logic. -- Consider adding KDoc comments for public methods and classes. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The code reads entire files into memory, which could be problematic for very large files. -- Consider implementing pagination or streaming for large file contents. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code opens files based on paths received from the AI. Ensure proper validation is in place to prevent unauthorized access to system files. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good use of asynchronous operations to prevent UI freezing. -- Clever use of AI to generate fix suggestions. -- Well-structured error handling and user feedback mechanisms. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Implement Session Cleanup - - Description: Add a mechanism to clean up old sessions from SessionProxyServer.chats - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add more inline comments and KDoc comments to improve code readability - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Address Potential NullPointerException - - Description: Add null checks for the `root` variable in generateAndAddResponse method - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Refactor Hardcoded Values - - Description: Extract magic numbers and hardcoded limits into configurable parameters - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsComponent.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsComponent.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index d5b3000e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsComponent.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Defines the settings component for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file contains the `AppSettingsComponent` class, which represents the UI components for configuring the plugin settings in IntelliJ IDEA. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `AppSettingsComponent` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** Various UI components like `humanLanguage`, `listeningPort`, `smartModel`, `fastModel`, `mainImageModel`, `apis`, `usage`, etc. - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - JOpenAI - - SkyeNet Core -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.ui.SettingsWidgetFactory` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IdeaOpenAIClient` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this code. -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram could be useful to illustrate the relationship between `AppSettingsComponent` and other classes in the plugin architecture. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val settingsComponent = AppSettingsComponent() -// Access and modify settings -settingsComponent.humanLanguage.text = "English" -settingsComponent.smartModel.selectedItem = "gpt-4" -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Extensive use of Kotlin's property delegation and UI component initialization - - Use of suppressed warnings for unused properties (likely used via reflection) -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider grouping related settings together for better organization - - Some methods like `getModelRenderer()` and `getImageModelRenderer()` could be combined -- **Features:** - - Configurable settings for API keys, models, and various plugin behaviors - - Integration with IntelliJ's UI components - - Dynamic population of model choices based on available APIs -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement data validation for input fields - - Consider using a more structured approach for managing settings, possibly with a dedicated settings model - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Settings, Configuration, UI -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Settings Component - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsComponent.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsComponent.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 90411877..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsComponent.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,99 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for AppSettingsComponent - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines the `AppSettingsComponent` class, which is responsible for creating and managing the UI components for the application settings in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It includes various UI elements such as text fields, checkboxes, and dropdown menus for configuring different aspects of the plugin. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's UI components and APIs. -- The class implements the `Disposable` interface, which is good for resource management. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Suppress Warnings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: Many properties have `@Suppress("unused")` annotations, which may not be necessary if these properties are actually used. - - Recommendation: Review the usage of these properties and remove the suppression if they are indeed used. - - File: AppSettingsComponent.kt (multiple lines) - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings used for UI labels and messages. - - Recommendation: Consider extracting these strings into a separate resource file for easier maintenance and potential localization. - - File: AppSettingsComponent.kt (multiple lines) - -3. Complex Initialization Logic - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The initialization logic in the `init` block is quite complex and may be difficult to maintain. - - Recommendation: Consider extracting some of this logic into separate methods for better readability and maintainability. - - File: AppSettingsComponent.kt (lines 135-177) - -4. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: In the `openApiLog` action, there's a potential for null pointer exceptions when accessing `project` and `virtualFile`. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use Kotlin's safe call operator (`?.`) to handle potential null values. - - File: AppSettingsComponent.kt (lines 61-70) - -5. Unused Variable - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `keyColumnIndex` variable is declared but never used. - - Recommendation: Remove this variable if it's not needed. - - File: AppSettingsComponent.kt (line 121) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's features like lambda expressions and extension functions. -- Consider using more descriptive names for some variables (e.g., `it` in lambda expressions). - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments for the class and its public methods. -- Some complex logic, especially in the `init` block, could benefit from explanatory comments. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The initialization of ComboBox items could potentially be optimized, especially if there are many items. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code masks API keys in the UI, which is a good security practice. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good use of IntelliJ IDEA's UI components for a consistent look and feel. -- The code handles API key masking, which is important for security. -- The use of custom renderers for ComboBoxes enhances the user experience. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its public methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Initialization Logic - - Description: Extract complex initialization logic into separate methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Review and Remove Unused Suppressions - - Description: Review `@Suppress("unused")` annotations and remove unnecessary ones - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Extract Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to a resource file - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsConfigurable.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsConfigurable.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 47ca4000..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsConfigurable.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Configuration management for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class, `AppSettingsConfigurable`, extends `UIAdapter` to manage the configuration settings for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It handles reading from and writing to the UI components and the settings state. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `AppSettingsConfigurable` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None explicitly defined in this file - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** None directly visible in this file -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsComponent` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools` - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.UIAdapter` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple configuration class -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would show `AppSettingsConfigurable` extending `UIAdapter`, with relationships to `AppSettingsComponent` and `AppSettingsState`. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val configurable = AppSettingsConfigurable() -val component = configurable.createComponent() -val settings = AppSettingsState.instance -configurable.reset(settings) -// User modifies settings in the UI -if (configurable.isModified(settings)) { - configurable.apply(settings) -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses generics appropriately - - Leverages reflection for UI interactions (via UITools) -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code is concise and well-structured - - Good use of inheritance to implement common configuration patterns -- **Features:** - - Automatic UI-to-settings synchronization using reflection - - Customizable focus component -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding documentation comments for better IDE integration - - Could potentially benefit from more robust error handling in read/write methods - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Configuration, Settings, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Configuration - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsConfigurable.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsConfigurable.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 35a71472..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsConfigurable.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for AppSettingsConfigurable - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines the `AppSettingsConfigurable` class, which is responsible for managing the settings of the application. It extends the `UIAdapter` class and is specifically tailored for `AppSettingsComponent` and `AppSettingsState`. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is concise and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It utilizes reflection for reading and writing UI components. -- The class is open, allowing for potential extension. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Reflection Performance Impact - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The use of reflection in `read` and `write` methods might impact performance, especially if called frequently. - - Recommendation: Consider caching reflection results or using code generation if performance becomes an issue. - - File: AppSettingsConfigurable.kt, lines 7-12 - -2. Null Safety in `getPreferredFocusedComponent` - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `getPreferredFocusedComponent` method uses the safe call operator `?.`, which is good, but it might return null. - - Recommendation: Consider providing a default focused component if `component` is null. - - File: AppSettingsConfigurable.kt, line 14 - -3. Missing Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š - - Description: The class and its methods lack documentation, which could make it harder for other developers to understand and maintain the code. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods, explaining their purpose and any important details. - - File: AppSettingsConfigurable.kt, all lines - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions and is well-structured. -- The use of property access syntax for overriding methods is a good Kotlin practice. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks documentation. Adding KDoc comments would greatly improve its maintainability and readability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of reflection in `read` and `write` methods could potentially impact performance if called frequently. Monitor this and optimize if necessary. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No immediate security concerns are apparent in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and makes good use of Kotlin features. -- The class is open, allowing for easy extension if needed. -- The use of null-safe calls (e.g., `?.`) helps prevent null pointer exceptions. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Monitor Reflection Performance - - Description: Monitor the performance impact of reflection usage and optimize if necessary - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Improve Null Safety - - Description: Enhance null safety in `getPreferredFocusedComponent` method - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4ca7f325..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Manage application settings for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file defines the `AppSettingsState` data class, which represents the persistent state of the plugin's settings. It includes various configuration options and utility methods for managing these settings. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `AppSettingsState` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `instance`: Singleton instance of `AppSettingsState` - - `WELCOME_VERSION`: Constant string representing the current welcome version -- **Types/Interfaces:** Implements `PersistentStateComponent` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Jackson (for JSON serialization) - - JOpenAI (for ChatModels and ImageModels) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `SimpleEnvelope` - - `MRUItems` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this code. -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would be useful to illustrate the relationship between `AppSettingsState`, `PersistentStateComponent`, and other related classes in the plugin's architecture. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Accessing the singleton instance -val settings = AppSettingsState.instance - -// Modifying a setting -settings.temperature = 0.5 - -// Using a model -val smartModel = settings.defaultSmartModel() - -// Adding a settings loaded listener -settings.addOnSettingsLoadedListener { - println("Settings loaded") -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses data class for efficient state management - - Implements `PersistentStateComponent` for IntelliJ platform integration -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of default values in the data class constructor - - Comprehensive set of configuration options - - Proper use of companion object for static members -- **Features:** - - Persistent storage of plugin settings - - Support for multiple API providers - - Configurable AI models for different tasks - - Recent commands history - - Settings change notification system -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider using enum classes for some string-based settings (e.g., `humanLanguage`) - - Add input validation for numeric fields like `temperature` and `apiThreads` - - Implement a more robust error handling mechanism in `loadState` - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Settings, Configuration, AI, OpenAI, Persistence -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Configuration - - Platform: IntelliJ - - PersistenceMethod: XML \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index fd824fd0..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,107 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for AppSettingsState.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This Kotlin file defines the `AppSettingsState` data class, which is responsible for storing and managing application settings for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It uses the PersistentStateComponent interface to save and load settings. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses appropriate data types for different settings. -- The class implements PersistentStateComponent for persistent storage. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential NPE in loadState method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The loadState method may throw a NullPointerException if state.value is null. - - Recommendation: Add a null check before attempting to parse the JSON. - - File: AppSettingsState.kt, line 59 - -2. Unused variable in loadState method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The 'e' variable in the catch block is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider logging the exception or removing the variable. - - File: AppSettingsState.kt, line 62 - -3. Potential security risk with API keys - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜  - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: API keys are stored as plain text in the settings. - - Recommendation: Consider encrypting sensitive data like API keys. - - File: AppSettingsState.kt, line 22 - -4. Lack of validation for user inputs - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: There's no validation for user inputs like listeningPort or apiThreads. - - Recommendation: Add input validation to ensure values are within acceptable ranges. - - File: AppSettingsState.kt, lines 18-19 - -5. Hardcoded default values - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: Default values are hardcoded in the class definition. - - Recommendation: Consider moving default values to a separate configuration file or constants object. - - File: AppSettingsState.kt, lines 14-29 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and naming conventions. -- The use of data class for settings is appropriate. -- The companion object is used effectively for static members and utility functions. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation for methods and properties. -- Adding KDoc comments for public methods and properties would improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of lazy initialization for the instance property is good for performance. -- Consider using a more efficient serialization method than JSON for large datasets. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- As mentioned earlier, storing API keys as plain text is a security risk. -- Consider implementing a secure storage mechanism for sensitive data. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of PersistentStateComponent for managing plugin settings is appropriate. -- The code is well-organized and easy to read. -- The use of data class reduces boilerplate code for equals, hashCode, and toString methods. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve error handling in loadState method - - Description: Add proper null checks and error logging - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement secure storage for API keys - - Description: Research and implement a secure method to store sensitive data - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Add input validation for user-configurable settings - - Description: Implement validation logic for settings like listeningPort and apiThreads - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Improve code documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments for public methods and properties - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Refactor default values - - Description: Move hardcoded default values to a separate configuration object - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/MRUItems.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/MRUItems.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index e9102e3e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/MRUItems.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Manage a Most Recently Used (MRU) list of items -- **Brief Description:** This class implements a data structure to keep track of both most recently used and most frequently used items, with a limit on the number of items stored. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `MRUItems` class - - `addInstructionToHistory(instruction: CharSequence)` function -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `mostUsedHistory: MutableMap` - - `mostRecentHistory: MutableList` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - Java standard library (java.util.Map, java.util.stream) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - None - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant Client - participant MRUItems - participant mostRecentHistory - participant mostUsedHistory - - Client->>MRUItems: addInstructionToHistory(instruction) - MRUItems->>mostRecentHistory: Update - MRUItems->>mostUsedHistory: Update - MRUItems->>MRUItems: Trim if exceeds limit -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val mruItems = MRUItems() -mruItems.addInstructionToHistory("Instruction 1") -mruItems.addInstructionToHistory("Instruction 2") -// Repeat for more instructions -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin's idiomatic syntax - - Good use of synchronization for thread safety -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider making `historyLimit` configurable - - Could benefit from more comments explaining the logic -- **Features:** - - Maintains both most recently used and most frequently used items - - Automatically trims the list when it exceeds the limit -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add method to retrieve the MRU or most frequently used items - - Implement serialization for persistence - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** MRU, cache, history, frequency -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: medium - - thread-safe: yes - - data-structure: map-and-list \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/MRUItems.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/MRUItems.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5a053e07..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/MRUItems.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,98 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MRUItems Class - -## 1. Overview - -The `MRUItems` class is designed to manage a Most Recently Used (MRU) list of items, keeping track of both usage frequency and recency. It provides functionality to add items to the history and maintain a limited number of items based on usage and recency. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The class uses a combination of a Map for frequency tracking and a List for recency tracking. -- There's a fixed history limit of 10 items. -- The class uses synchronization to handle concurrent access. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Immutable History Limit - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The history limit is hardcoded to 10 and not configurable. - - Recommendation: Consider making the history limit configurable through a constructor parameter or setter method. - - File: MRUItems.kt, line 8 - -2. Potential Concurrency Issues - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ Security - - Description: The class uses separate synchronization blocks for `mostRecentHistory` and `mostUsedHistory`, which could lead to inconsistencies if not careful. - - Recommendation: Consider using a single lock object for all synchronized operations to ensure consistency. - - File: MRUItems.kt, lines 10-29 - -3. Inefficient List Operations - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: The `mostRecentHistory` list is manipulated using `remove` and `add` operations, which can be inefficient for large lists. - - Recommendation: Consider using a `LinkedList` or a more efficient data structure for managing recent history. - - File: MRUItems.kt, lines 11-18 - -4. Complex Stream Operations - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The stream operations used for pruning the history are complex and may be hard to maintain. - - Recommendation: Consider refactoring this logic into a separate method for better readability and maintainability. - - File: MRUItems.kt, lines 31-45 - -5. Lack of Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class and its methods lack documentation, making it harder for other developers to understand and use. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to the class and its public methods explaining their purpose and usage. - - File: MRUItems.kt, entire file - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of `synchronized` blocks is appropriate for thread safety. -- Consider using more idiomatic Kotlin features like `getOrDefault` instead of the Elvis operator with `?: 0`. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class lacks documentation, which should be addressed to improve maintainability and usability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of `ArrayList` for `mostRecentHistory` might lead to performance issues for large histories due to frequent insertions and deletions. -- The stream operations for pruning the history could be optimized for better performance with large datasets. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The current synchronization approach might lead to race conditions. A more robust synchronization strategy should be considered. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The class effectively manages both frequency and recency of items. -- The use of synchronization shows awareness of potential concurrency issues. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its public methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Synchronization - - Description: Implement a more robust synchronization strategy - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Optimize Data Structures - - Description: Consider using more efficient data structures for managing the histories - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Make History Limit Configurable - - Description: Allow the history limit to be set by the user of the class - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/Name.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/Name.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index da0b97f2..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/Name.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Define a custom annotation named `Name` -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a simple annotation class `Name` that can be used to associate a string value with program elements. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `Name` (annotation class) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `Name` annotation with a single `value` parameter of type `String` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** None -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** None - -## Architecture -- No complex architecture or diagrams needed for this simple annotation definition. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -@Name("UserService") -class UserService { - // Class implementation -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin naming conventions - - Concise and focused definition -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code is simple and straightforward, serving its purpose well -- **Features:** - - Custom annotation for naming elements - - Retention policy set to RUNTIME, allowing runtime reflection -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding documentation comments to explain the purpose and usage of the annotation - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** annotation, kotlin, naming, metadata -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - retention: runtime - - type: annotation - - language: kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/Name.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/Name.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2e1e92f9..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/Name.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for Name.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a Kotlin annotation class named `Name` with a single string parameter `value`. The annotation is set to be retained at runtime. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is concise and follows Kotlin's syntax for defining annotations. It's a simple, single-purpose annotation that can be used to provide a custom name for elements in the codebase. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Consider Adding Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The purpose and usage of this annotation are not immediately clear from the code alone. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose of the annotation and provide usage examples. - - File: Name.kt, entire file - -2. Specify Target Elements - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The annotation doesn't specify which code elements it can be applied to. - - Recommendation: Consider adding the `@Target` annotation to explicitly define where this annotation can be used (e.g., classes, functions, properties). - - File: Name.kt, line 3 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code follows Kotlin's naming conventions and is properly formatted. The use of the `@Retention` annotation is appropriate for ensuring the annotation is available at runtime. - -## 5. Documentation - -There is no documentation for this annotation. Adding KDoc comments would greatly improve its usability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No performance issues identified. Runtime retention of the annotation is appropriate if it needs to be accessed via reflection at runtime. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No security concerns identified for this simple annotation definition. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- Proper use of Kotlin's annotation syntax. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose and usage of the `Name` annotation. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Consider Adding @Target Annotation - - Description: Evaluate and implement appropriate `@Target` annotation to specify where `Name` can be used. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -Overall, this is a simple and potentially useful annotation. The suggested improvements are minor and aimed at enhancing its clarity and usability within the project. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/SimpleEnvelope.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/SimpleEnvelope.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6cc19302..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/SimpleEnvelope.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Define a simple wrapper class for a nullable string value -- **Brief Description:** This file defines a class called `SimpleEnvelope` that encapsulates a nullable string value. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `SimpleEnvelope` class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `value: String?` - A mutable, nullable string property - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** None -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** None - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple class -- **Class Diagrams:** Not necessary for this single, simple class - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Create a SimpleEnvelope instance with a null value -val envelope1 = SimpleEnvelope() - -// Create a SimpleEnvelope instance with an initial value -val envelope2 = SimpleEnvelope("Hello, World!") - -// Modify the value -envelope2.value = "New value" - -// Access the value -println(envelope2.value) // Outputs: New value -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - The code follows Kotlin naming conventions - - The class is concise and focused on a single responsibility -- **Code Review Feedback:** The code is simple and straightforward, serving its purpose well -- **Features:** Provides a mutable wrapper for a nullable string value -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding validation if needed (e.g., non-empty string check) - - Add documentation comments to explain the purpose of the class - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, wrapper, envelope, nullable, string -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: low - - purpose: data-wrapper \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/SimpleEnvelope.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/SimpleEnvelope.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index a1bafdde..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/SimpleEnvelope.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for SimpleEnvelope Class - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the SimpleEnvelope class, which is a simple data container class in Kotlin. The class is part of the com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config package and appears to be used for holding a single nullable String value. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is very minimal and straightforward. It defines a single class with one property. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Lack of Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class lacks any documentation explaining its purpose or usage. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose of the class and its property. - - File: SimpleEnvelope.kt, line 3 - -2. Potential for Immutability - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The class uses a var property, making it mutable. In many cases, immutable data classes are preferred for better encapsulation and thread safety. - - Recommendation: Consider using a data class with a val property if immutability is appropriate for this use case. - - File: SimpleEnvelope.kt, line 3 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code follows Kotlin naming conventions and is concise. However, it could benefit from additional Kotlin features to make it more idiomatic. - -## 5. Documentation - -There is no documentation for this class. Adding KDoc comments would greatly improve its usability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance concerns for this simple class. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No immediate security concerns, but depending on how this class is used, consider whether the value should be protected or encrypted if it contains sensitive information. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -The code is concise and to the point, which is good for a simple data container. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the SimpleEnvelope class - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Consider Immutability - - Description: Evaluate whether SimpleEnvelope should be an immutable data class - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Review Usage Context - - Description: Review how SimpleEnvelope is used in the broader context of the application to ensure it meets all necessary requirements - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7318e9a6..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Configuration management for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file defines a `StaticAppSettingsConfigurable` class that manages the configuration UI and settings for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, likely related to AI-assisted coding. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `StaticAppSettingsConfigurable` class - - `safeInt()` extension function for String - - `safeDouble()` extension function for String -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None explicitly defined - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Swing (Java GUI toolkit) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppSettingsState` - - `AppSettingsConfigurable` - - `AppSettingsComponent` - - `IdeaOpenAIClient` - - `APIProvider` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this code -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would be helpful to illustrate the relationship between `StaticAppSettingsConfigurable`, `AppSettingsConfigurable`, `AppSettingsState`, and `AppSettingsComponent`. - -## Example Usage -This class is typically instantiated and used by the IntelliJ Platform to manage plugin settings. It's not directly used in application code. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses extension functions for safe parsing of integers and doubles - - Extensive use of Swing components for UI construction -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Error handling could be improved in some areas - - Some commented-out code should be removed - - Consider breaking down the `build` method into smaller, more manageable functions -- **Features:** - - Configures various plugin settings including API keys, models, and developer tools - - Provides a tabbed interface for organizing different setting categories - - Implements logging functionality -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement data binding to reduce boilerplate in `read` and `write` methods - - Consider using a more modern UI framework like JavaFX or Compose for Desktop - - Improve error handling and provide more user feedback for invalid inputs - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Configuration, Settings, AI, OpenAI, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Configuration - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform - - UI: Swing \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index b1604a2d..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,107 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for StaticAppSettingsConfigurable - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `StaticAppSettingsConfigurable` class, which is part of a Kotlin project. The class appears to be responsible for managing application settings in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, providing a user interface for configuring various options. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ IDEA's UI components and settings framework. -- The class handles multiple settings categories, including basic settings, developer tools, and usage tracking. -- Error handling is implemented throughout the code. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Exception Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The code uses broad exception catching, which may hide specific issues. - - Recommendation: Consider catching more specific exceptions and handling them appropriately. - - File: StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.kt (multiple locations) - -2. Commented Out Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several instances of commented-out code. - - Recommendation: Remove commented-out code if it's no longer needed, or add explanatory comments if it's temporarily disabled. - - File: StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.kt (lines 158-159, 193-196) - -3. Nullable Type Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: Some nullable types are not handled safely, potentially leading to null pointer exceptions. - - Recommendation: Use safe call operators (?.) or null checks where appropriate. - - File: StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.kt (lines 193-196) - -4. Magic Numbers - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are some magic numbers in the code (e.g., 0 in model.rowCount = 0). - - Recommendation: Consider using named constants for clarity. - - File: StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.kt (line 145) - -5. Error Logging - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š - - Description: Error logging uses a generic message "Error building X" for different sections. - - Recommendation: Provide more specific error messages to aid in debugging. - - File: StaticAppSettingsConfigurable.kt (lines 66, 114, 124) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Naming conventions are consistent and descriptive. -- The use of extension functions (safeInt and safeDouble) is a good practice for reusable utility functions. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation, especially for the class and its methods. -- Adding KDoc comments for the class and its public methods would improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- No significant performance issues were identified. -- The use of mutable maps in the `read` method could be optimized if frequent updates are expected. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code handles API keys, which are sensitive information. Ensure that these are stored securely and not exposed in logs or error messages. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is well-organized into logical sections (basic settings, developer tools, usage). -- Error handling is consistently implemented throughout the class. -- The use of Kotlin's null-safe operators and extension functions enhances code readability and safety. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Class and Method Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments for the class and its public methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refine Exception Handling - - Description: Implement more specific exception handling - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Clean Up Commented Code - - Description: Remove or properly document commented-out code - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Improve Null Safety - - Description: Review and improve handling of nullable types - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Enhance Error Logging - - Description: Provide more specific error messages in catch blocks - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UIAdapter.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UIAdapter.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 86295a50..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UIAdapter.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide a base class for creating UI adapters for settings in IntelliJ IDEA plugins -- **Brief Description:** UIAdapter is an abstract class that implements the Configurable interface, providing a framework for creating and managing settings UIs in IntelliJ IDEA plugins. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - UIAdapter (abstract class) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - settingsInstance: S - - component: C? -- **Types/Interfaces (if applicable):** - - C: Any (generic type for component) - - S: Any (generic type for settings) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - com.intellij.openapi.Disposable - - com.intellij.openapi.options.Configurable - - org.slf4j.LoggerFactory - - javax.swing.JComponent -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant Client - participant UIAdapter - participant Component - participant Settings - - Client->>UIAdapter: createComponent() - UIAdapter->>Component: newComponent() - UIAdapter->>UIAdapter: build(component) - UIAdapter->>Settings: write(settingsInstance, component) - Client->>UIAdapter: isModified() - UIAdapter->>Settings: getSettings() - Client->>UIAdapter: apply() - UIAdapter->>Settings: read(component, settingsInstance) - Client->>UIAdapter: reset() - UIAdapter->>Component: write(settingsInstance, component) -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -class MySettingsUIAdapter(settings: MySettings) : UIAdapter(settings) { - override fun newComponent(): MyComponent = MyComponent() - override fun newSettings(): MySettings = MySettings() -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin's nullable types and safe call operators - - Implements thread-safe lazy initialization for mainPanel - - Uses companion object for logger -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good use of generics for flexibility - - Proper error handling and logging - - Well-structured with clear separation of concerns -- **Features:** - - Lazy initialization of UI components - - Thread-safe component creation - - Automatic UI building using reflection - - Support for custom component building -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider using a more specific name than "C" and "S" for generic types - - Add more documentation for abstract methods - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Settings, UI, Adapter, Configurable -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Abstract Class - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UIAdapter.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UIAdapter.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 451d9375..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UIAdapter.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for UIAdapter Class - -## 1. Overview - -This code review is for the `UIAdapter` class, which is an abstract class implementing the `Configurable` interface. It's designed to handle UI components and their corresponding settings in a generic way, providing methods for creating, reading, and writing UI components and their associated settings. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The class uses generics to handle different types of components and settings. -- It implements the Singleton pattern for the main panel creation. -- The class uses reflection for building forms and reading/writing UI components. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Nullable Types Usage - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The class uses nullable types (`C?`, `JComponent?`) in several places, which could lead to null pointer exceptions if not handled carefully. - - Recommendation: Consider using non-null types where possible and add null checks where necessary. - - File: UIAdapter.kt, throughout the file - -2. Exception Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: Exceptions are caught and logged, but the code continues execution, which might lead to unexpected behavior. - - Recommendation: Consider more robust error handling, possibly throwing custom exceptions or providing fallback behavior. - - File: UIAdapter.kt, lines 33-35, 46-50 - -3. Synchronization - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: The double-checked locking pattern is used for creating the main panel, which is good for performance. - - Recommendation: Consider using Kotlin's `lazy` delegate for a more idiomatic approach to lazy initialization. - - File: UIAdapter.kt, lines 28-39 - -4. Abstract Methods - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š - - Description: The abstract methods `newComponent()` and `newSettings()` lack documentation. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose and expected behavior of these methods. - - File: UIAdapter.kt, lines 53-54 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of generics and abstract methods promotes code reuse and flexibility. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class and most methods lack KDoc comments. Adding these would improve code readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of reflection in `build()`, `read()`, and `write()` methods could potentially impact performance for large or complex UIs. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No significant security issues were identified. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of generics allows for flexible handling of different component and settings types. -- The implementation of the Configurable interface provides a standardized way to interact with IDE settings. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Comments - - Description: Add comprehensive KDoc comments to the class and its methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Review Exception Handling - - Description: Review and improve exception handling throughout the class. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Evaluate Reflection Usage - - Description: Evaluate the use of reflection and consider alternatives if performance issues arise. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UsageTable.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UsageTable.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index b10ea2e4..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UsageTable.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, Swing, JetBrains UI components -- **Primary Purpose:** To create a usage table UI component for displaying and managing API usage data -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `UsageTable` class that extends `JPanel` and creates a table to display API usage data, including model names, token counts, and costs. It also provides functionality to clear the usage data. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `UsageTable` class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `usage: UsageInterface` - - `columnNames: Array` - - `rowData: MutableList>` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - JetBrains UI components (`com.intellij.ui`) - - SwingX (`org.jdesktop.swingx`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.IdeaOpenAIClient` - - `com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core.platform.UsageInterface` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** N/A -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram could be useful to illustrate the relationship between `UsageTable`, `JPanel`, and the custom `AbstractTableModel`. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val usageInterface: UsageInterface = // ... initialize usage interface -val usageTable = UsageTable(usageInterface) -// Add usageTable to a parent container -parentContainer.add(usageTable) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin idioms like lazy initialization - - Follows JetBrains coding conventions -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding documentation comments for public methods and classes - - The `rowData` property could be made private and accessed through a public method -- **Features:** - - Displays API usage data in a table format - - Allows clearing of usage data - - Uses custom table model and renderers -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add sorting functionality to the table - - Implement data persistence for usage data - - Add more interactive features like filtering or exporting data - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, Swing, JTable, API Usage, UI Component -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: UI Component - - Framework: Swing - - Functionality: API Usage Tracking \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UsageTable.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UsageTable.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index f77ea031..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/UsageTable.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,93 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for UsageTable.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `UsageTable` class that extends `JPanel` and displays usage data in a table format. It's part of a larger project related to AI coding assistance in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of Swing components for UI rendering. -- The class is designed to display and manage usage data for AI models. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unnecessary Mutability - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `rowData` and `columnNames` are declared as mutable but never modified after initialization. - - Recommendation: Consider using `val` instead of `var` for these properties. - - File: UsageTable.kt, lines 18 and 20 - -2. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `actionPerformed` method in the clear button's action doesn't handle the possibility of `e` being null. - - Recommendation: Consider using Kotlin's safe call operator `?.` or adding a null check. - - File: UsageTable.kt, line 65 - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: Strings like column names and button labels are hardcoded. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or using resource bundles for better maintainability and potential localization. - - File: UsageTable.kt, lines 18 and 64 - -4. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `java.util.*` import is not used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import. - - File: UsageTable.kt, line 9 - -5. Lack of Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: There's no error handling for potential exceptions when fetching usage data. - - Recommendation: Add try-catch blocks or error handling mechanisms when fetching and processing usage data. - - File: UsageTable.kt, line 20 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- The use of lazy initialization for properties is a good practice for performance. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's concise syntax and functional programming features. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments for the class and its main functions to improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of lazy initialization for properties that require computation is good for performance. -- Consider implementing pagination or lazy loading if the usage data could potentially be very large. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Ensure that the `IdeaOpenAIClient.localUser` is properly secured and doesn't expose sensitive information. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is well-organized and easy to read. -- Good use of Kotlin's language features like lazy initialization and lambda expressions. -- The table is set up with appropriate renderers and editors for each column. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its main functions - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add error handling for potential exceptions when fetching usage data - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to a constants file or resource bundle - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/EditorMenu.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/EditorMenu.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8d132c62..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/EditorMenu.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Define a custom editor menu for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file defines an `EditorMenu` class that extends `DefaultActionGroup` to create a custom menu for the editor in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `EditorMenu` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** None - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple class -- **Class Diagrams:** Not necessary for this single class - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Creating an instance of EditorMenu -val editorMenu = EditorMenu() - -// The menu can be added to the action system or used in other UI components -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - The code follows Kotlin style guidelines - - There's a commented-out line that suggests a potential future enhancement -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The class is currently very simple and doesn't add much functionality beyond the base `DefaultActionGroup` - - The commented-out line suggests that there might be plans to filter or modify the children actions based on some settings -- **Features:** - - Overrides the `getChildren` method to potentially customize the menu items -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement the commented-out line to allow for dynamic modification of menu items based on settings - - Add more customization options or specific menu items for the editor - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, UI, Menu, Editor -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: UI Component - - Component: Menu - - Context: Editor \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/EditorMenu.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/EditorMenu.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index aead3bdf..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/EditorMenu.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for EditorMenu.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines an `EditorMenu` class that extends `DefaultActionGroup`. It overrides the `getChildren` method to potentially modify the menu items displayed in the editor. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is concise and straightforward. However, there's a commented-out line that suggests a potential feature that's not currently implemented. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `AnAction` import is not used in the current code. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import to keep the code clean. - - File: EditorMenu.kt, line 3 - -2. Commented Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There's a commented-out line that suggests a potential feature for editing the menu items. - - Recommendation: If this feature is planned for future implementation, add a TODO comment explaining the intention. If it's no longer relevant, remove the commented line. - - File: EditorMenu.kt, line 10 - -3. Lack of Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class and method lack documentation explaining their purpose and behavior. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to the class and the `getChildren` method to explain their roles and any specific behavior. - -4. Potential Unused Override - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `getChildren` method currently just returns the result of the superclass method without modification. - - Recommendation: If there's no plan to modify the children, consider removing the override. If modification is planned, add a TODO comment explaining the future intention. - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code follows Kotlin style guidelines. The use of open classes and method overriding is appropriate for the intended functionality. - -## 5. Documentation - -The code lacks documentation. Adding KDoc comments would improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance concerns in this simple class. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No apparent security issues in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -The code is concise and follows Kotlin conventions for class and function declarations. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and method - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Clean up Unused Code - - Description: Remove unused import and decide on the commented-out line - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Clarify Intention - - Description: Decide whether the `getChildren` override is necessary and either implement the intended functionality or remove the override - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/MainMenu.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/MainMenu.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index c3a36d12..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/MainMenu.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Define a custom action group for the main menu in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file contains a single class `MainMenu` that extends `DefaultActionGroup` to customize the main menu of the plugin - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `MainMenu` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** None - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple class -- **Class Diagrams:** Not necessary for this single class - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Register the MainMenu in plugin.xml - - - -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses open class for potential extension -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The class currently doesn't add any custom behavior - - Consider adding custom actions or overriding more methods if needed -- **Features:** - - Extends DefaultActionGroup for custom menu creation - - Overrides getChildren method (currently returns default implementation) -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add custom actions to the menu - - Implement logic to dynamically populate menu items based on context - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Menu, ActionGroup -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: UI Component - - Component: Menu - - Platform: IntelliJ IDEA \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/MainMenu.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/MainMenu.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7ffbc533..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/MainMenu.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,72 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MainMenu.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `MainMenu` class that extends `DefaultActionGroup` in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class overrides the `getChildren` method to potentially customize the menu items displayed. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is concise and follows Kotlin syntax. However, it doesn't add any additional functionality beyond what's provided by the parent class. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unnecessary Override - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `getChildren` method is overridden but doesn't add any new functionality. - - Recommendation: Remove the override if no custom behavior is needed, or implement custom logic if required. - - File: MainMenu.kt, lines 6-9 - -2. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The parameter `e` in the `getChildren` method is not used. - - Recommendation: If the parameter is not needed, consider using an underscore `_` to indicate an unused parameter. - - File: MainMenu.kt, line 6 - -3. Limited Functionality - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The class doesn't add any custom behavior to the menu. - - Recommendation: Consider adding custom menu items or logic to make this class more useful. - - File: MainMenu.kt, entire file - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code follows Kotlin syntax and naming conventions. However, it could benefit from more meaningful implementation. - -## 5. Documentation - -๐Ÿ“š There is no documentation or comments explaining the purpose of this class or its intended use within the plugin. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance concerns in this small piece of code. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No apparent security issues in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -The code is concise and easy to read. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Implement Custom Functionality - - Description: Add custom menu items or logic to make the MainMenu class useful - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Add Documentation - - Description: Add comments explaining the purpose and usage of the MainMenu class - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Review Necessity of Class - - Description: Evaluate whether this class is necessary if no custom behavior is added - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/ProjectMenu.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/ProjectMenu.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5d570c25..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/ProjectMenu.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Define a custom action group for project-related menu items in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class extends DefaultActionGroup to create a custom menu for project-related actions in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** ProjectMenu (extends com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.DefaultActionGroup) -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** None visible in this file - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple class -- **Class Diagrams:** Not necessary for this single class - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Register this menu in plugin.xml or programmatically - - - -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses open class for potential extension -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The commented-out line suggests there might be a plan to filter or modify the children actions using AppSettingsState in the future -- **Features:** - - Overrides getChildren method to potentially customize the menu items -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement the commented-out line if custom filtering of actions is needed - - Add documentation comments to explain the purpose of the class and overridden method - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Menu, ActionGroup, Project -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: UI Component - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/ProjectMenu.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/ProjectMenu.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5aeb1aeb..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/ProjectMenu.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ProjectMenu Class - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `ProjectMenu` class that extends `DefaultActionGroup` in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The class is designed to provide a customizable menu for project-related actions. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The class is relatively simple, with only one overridden method. -- There's a commented-out line that suggests potential for future customization. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `AnAction` import is not used in the current implementation. - - Recommendation: Remove the unused import to keep the code clean. - - File: ProjectMenu.kt, line 3 - -2. Commented Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There's a commented-out line that suggests a potential feature for customizing menu items. - - Recommendation: If the feature is planned for future implementation, add a TODO comment explaining the intention. If not, remove the commented line. - - File: ProjectMenu.kt, line 9 - -3. Nullable Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `e: AnActionEvent?` parameter is nullable, but there's no null check in the method. - - Recommendation: Consider adding a null check or using the non-null assertion operator (!!) if you're certain the event will never be null. - - File: ProjectMenu.kt, line 6 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions. -- The class is appropriately marked as `open` to allow for potential subclassing. - -## 5. Documentation - -- ๐Ÿ“š The class and method lack documentation comments. Adding KDoc comments would improve code readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance issues identified in this small class. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No security concerns identified in this code snippet. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- It extends the appropriate IntelliJ IDEA class for creating custom menus. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and overridden method - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Review Commented Code - - Description: Decide whether to implement the custom menu item feature or remove the commented code - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Address Nullable Parameter - - Description: Add null check for the `AnActionEvent` parameter or use non-null assertion - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index e5fe1a19..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To create a settings widget for the AI Coding Assistant plugin in IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `SettingsWidgetFactory` and `SettingsWidget` for managing AI model settings in the IDE's status bar. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `SettingsWidgetFactory`: Implements `StatusBarWidgetFactory` - - `SettingsWidget`: Implements `StatusBarWidget` and `StatusBarWidget.MultipleTextValuesPresentation` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None explicitly defined -- **Types/Interfaces:** Implements `StatusBarWidgetFactory`, `StatusBarWidget`, `StatusBarWidget.MultipleTextValuesPresentation` - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - AWS SDK (commented out) - - kotlinx.coroutines - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppSettingsState` - - `MyIcons` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant StatusBar - participant SettingsWidget - participant AppSettingsState - participant ModelList - - User->>StatusBar: Click settings widget - StatusBar->>SettingsWidget: Open popup - SettingsWidget->>ModelList: Fetch available models - ModelList-->>SettingsWidget: Return model list - SettingsWidget->>User: Display model selection and temperature slider - User->>SettingsWidget: Select model or adjust temperature - SettingsWidget->>AppSettingsState: Update settings - AppSettingsState-->>StatusBar: Notify of changes - StatusBar->>User: Update display -``` - -## Example Usage -This widget is automatically added to the IDE's status bar when the plugin is installed. Users can click on it to open a popup for selecting AI models and adjusting the temperature setting. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Kotlin idioms and best practices are generally followed - - Use of lazy initialization for UI components - - Extensive use of lambda expressions and functional programming concepts -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the `SettingsWidget` class into smaller, more focused components - - The AWS-related code is commented out but left in place, which might be confusing -- **Features:** - - Model selection from a list of available AI models - - Temperature adjustment via a slider - - Integration with IntelliJ's status bar - - Dynamic updating of settings and UI -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement proper error handling for API calls and model loading - - Consider moving the AWS-specific logic to a separate class or utility - - Add more documentation, especially for complex logic or UI creation methods - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, AI, Settings, StatusBar, Widget -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: UI Component - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - AI-Integration: OpenAI, AWS Bedrock (commented) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1b9f6cdd..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,104 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for SettingsWidgetFactory - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `SettingsWidgetFactory` class that creates a settings widget for an AI Coding Assistant plugin in an IntelliJ-based IDE. The widget allows users to select AI models and adjust the temperature setting for the AI. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of IntelliJ's UI components and APIs. -- The widget provides a good user interface for selecting AI models and adjusting settings. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Imports - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several unused imports in the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused imports to clean up the code. - - File: SettingsWidgetFactory.kt (various lines) - -2. Commented Out Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There is a large block of commented-out code related to AWS Bedrock. - - Recommendation: If this code is no longer needed, remove it. If it's for future use, consider moving it to a separate file or adding a TODO comment explaining its purpose. - - File: SettingsWidgetFactory.kt (lines 115-130) - -3. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several hardcoded strings throughout the code. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these strings to a constants file or resource bundle for easier maintenance and localization. - - File: SettingsWidgetFactory.kt (various lines) - -4. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: There's no error handling for potential exceptions, such as when opening the browser. - - Recommendation: Add try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions, especially for operations involving external resources. - - File: SettingsWidgetFactory.kt (line 70) - -5. Potential Memory Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `statusBar` property is not nullified in the `dispose()` method. - - Recommendation: Set `statusBar` to null in the `dispose()` method to prevent potential memory leaks. - - File: SettingsWidgetFactory.kt (line 85) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- The use of lazy initialization for `temperatureSlider` is a good practice. -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's functional programming features. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments for classes and methods would improve readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The `models()` function filters and sorts the list of models every time it's called. Consider caching this result if it's called frequently. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code doesn't appear to handle sensitive information directly, but ensure that the `AppSettingsState` class properly secures any API keys or sensitive settings. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The UI is well-designed and user-friendly. -- The code makes good use of IntelliJ's UI components and APIs. -- The use of a custom renderer for the model list improves the user experience. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Remove Unused Imports - - Description: Clean up unused imports throughout the file. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to classes and methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Implement Error Handling - - Description: Add try-catch blocks for operations that could throw exceptions. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Refactor Hardcoded Strings - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to a constants file or resource bundle. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Review and Address Commented Code - - Description: Review the commented-out AWS Bedrock code and either remove it or add explanatory comments. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign to appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/TokenCountWidgetFactory.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/TokenCountWidgetFactory.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 36950036..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/TokenCountWidgetFactory.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To create a status bar widget that displays token count for the current file or selection in an IntelliJ-based IDE. -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `TokenCountWidgetFactory` that creates a status bar widget to show the token count of the current file or selected text using GPT-4 tokenization. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `TokenCountWidgetFactory` class - - `TokenCountWidget` inner class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `workQueue`: LinkedBlockingDeque - - `pool`: ThreadPoolExecutor - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - GPT4Tokenizer (from com.simiacryptus.jopenai package) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - GPT4Tokenizer - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant IDE - participant TokenCountWidget - participant FileEditorManager - participant GPT4Tokenizer - participant ThreadPool - - IDE->>TokenCountWidget: install - TokenCountWidget->>FileEditorManager: subscribe to events - FileEditorManager->>TokenCountWidget: file selection changed - TokenCountWidget->>GPT4Tokenizer: estimate token count - TokenCountWidget->>ThreadPool: submit update task - ThreadPool->>TokenCountWidget: update token count - TokenCountWidget->>IDE: update status bar -``` - -## Example Usage -This widget is automatically installed in the IDE's status bar when the plugin is loaded. It will display the token count for the current file or selection. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin coding conventions - - Uses coroutines and thread pool for asynchronous operations -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Good separation of concerns between widget factory and widget implementation - - Efficient use of thread pool to prevent UI blocking -- **Features:** - - Real-time token count updates for file content and selections - - Uses GPT-4 tokenization for accurate counts -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding configuration options for tokenization method - - Implement caching to reduce unnecessary tokenization operations - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, StatusBar, Widget, TokenCount, GPT4, Tokenizer -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: UI Component - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Functionality: Token Counting \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/TokenCountWidgetFactory.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/TokenCountWidgetFactory.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 210e5ec3..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/TokenCountWidgetFactory.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for TokenCountWidgetFactory - -## 1. Overview - -This code implements a status bar widget for IntelliJ IDEA that displays the token count of the currently open file or selected text. It uses the GPT4Tokenizer to estimate the token count. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes good use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for status bar widgets and file editor events. -- The token counting is performed asynchronously to avoid blocking the UI thread. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Memory Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `install` method adds listeners but doesn't remove them in the `dispose` method. - - Recommendation: Implement proper cleanup in the `dispose` method to remove all added listeners. - - File: TokenCountWidgetFactory.kt, lines 39-68 - -2. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `scope` parameter in the `createWidget(project: Project, scope: CoroutineScope)` method is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing the unused parameter or utilizing it if needed. - - File: TokenCountWidgetFactory.kt, line 107 - -3. Redundant Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are two `createWidget` methods with different signatures, but they both return the same thing. - - Recommendation: Consider removing one of the methods if it's not required by an interface. - - File: TokenCountWidgetFactory.kt, lines 107-111 - -4. Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `selectionChanged` method assumes `statusBar.project` is not null. - - Recommendation: Add a null check before accessing `statusBar.project`. - - File: TokenCountWidgetFactory.kt, line 46 - -5. Hardcoded String - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The widget ID "StatusBarComponent" is hardcoded in multiple places. - - Recommendation: Consider using a constant for the widget ID. - - File: TokenCountWidgetFactory.kt, lines 34, 96 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Good use of companion object for shared resources. -- Appropriate use of lambda functions and Kotlin's concise syntax. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comments explaining the purpose of classes and methods. -- Adding KDoc comments would improve code readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of a ThreadPoolExecutor for token counting is a good approach to avoid blocking the UI thread. -- Consider adding a debounce mechanism to avoid unnecessary token counting on rapid text changes. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No significant security issues were identified in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good use of IntelliJ IDEA's API for creating a custom status bar widget. -- Efficient handling of file and selection changes. -- Asynchronous token counting to maintain UI responsiveness. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add proper cleanup in dispose method - - Description: Implement listener removal in the dispose method to prevent memory leaks - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve code documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to classes and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor createWidget methods - - Description: Remove redundant createWidget method or clarify the need for both - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Add null safety check - - Description: Add null check for statusBar.project in selectionChanged method - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -5. Consider adding debounce mechanism - - Description: Implement debounce for token counting on rapid text changes - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/VcsMenu.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/VcsMenu.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 966a6772..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/VcsMenu.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Define a custom VCS (Version Control System) menu for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file defines a `VcsMenu` class that extends `DefaultActionGroup` to create a custom menu for VCS-related actions in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `VcsMenu` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.DefaultActionGroup` - - `com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction` - - `com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple class -- **Class Diagrams:** Not necessary for this single class - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Creating an instance of VcsMenu -val vcsMenu = VcsMenu() - -// The menu can be added to the plugin's action system -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - The code follows Kotlin conventions - - The class is concise and focused on a single responsibility -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The commented-out line suggests there might be some unfinished or planned functionality -- **Features:** - - Overrides `getChildren` method to potentially customize the menu items -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement the commented-out line if it's intended functionality - - Add documentation comments to explain the purpose of the class and method - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, VCS, Menu, ActionGroup -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: UI Component - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/VcsMenu.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/VcsMenu.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index afda3ccb..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/VcsMenu.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,72 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for VcsMenu - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `VcsMenu` class that extends `DefaultActionGroup` in the IntelliJ IDEA plugin ecosystem. It's designed to provide a menu for version control system (VCS) actions. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is concise and straightforward, but it appears to be incomplete or in a transitional state due to the commented-out line. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Commented-out Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There's a commented-out line that seems to be related to editing the children actions using `AppSettingsState`. - - Recommendation: Either remove the commented line if it's no longer needed, or implement the intended functionality if it's still required. - - File: VcsMenu.kt, line 10 - -2. Unused Parameter - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `e` parameter in the `getChildren` method is not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing the parameter if it's not needed, or use an underscore to indicate it's intentionally unused: `getChildren(_: AnActionEvent?)` - - File: VcsMenu.kt, line 6 - -3. Limited Functionality - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The current implementation doesn't add any new functionality beyond what `DefaultActionGroup` already provides. - - Recommendation: Consider adding VCS-specific functionality or removing the class if it's not needed. - - File: VcsMenu.kt, entire file - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code follows Kotlin style guidelines and is well-formatted. - -## 5. Documentation - -There is no documentation for the class or method. Adding KDoc comments would improve code clarity. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance concerns in this small piece of code. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No apparent security issues in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -The code is concise and easy to read. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Implement or Remove Commented Code - - Description: Decide whether to implement the commented-out functionality or remove it entirely. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose of the `VcsMenu` class and its `getChildren` method. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Evaluate Necessity - - Description: Determine if this class is necessary or if its functionality can be incorporated elsewhere. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/BlockComment.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/BlockComment.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 80e6b57d..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/BlockComment.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Represents and manages block comments in code -- **Brief Description:** This file defines a `BlockComment` class for handling block comments with customizable prefixes, suffixes, and indentation. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `BlockComment` - - `BlockComment.Factory` -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `TextBlockFactory` (implemented by `BlockComment.Factory`) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil` -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `IndentedText` (superclass of `BlockComment`) - - `TextBlockFactory` (interface implemented by `BlockComment.Factory`) - -## Architecture -- **Class Diagram:** The code defines two main classes: - 1. `BlockComment` (extends `IndentedText`) - 2. `BlockComment.Factory` (implements `TextBlockFactory`) - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val factory = BlockComment.Factory("/*", "*", "*/") -val comment = factory.fromString("/* This is\n * a block comment\n */") -println(comment.toString()) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin's primary constructor for `BlockComment` - - Utilizes functional programming concepts (e.g., `Arrays.stream()`, `map()`, `collect()`) -- **Features:** - - Customizable block comment formatting (prefix, suffix, line prefix) - - Preserves indentation - - Factory pattern for creating `BlockComment` instances from strings -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider using more idiomatic Kotlin collections operations instead of Java streams - - Add documentation comments for public methods and classes - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, BlockComment, TextProcessing, CodeFormatting -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Utility - - Domain: CodeProcessing \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/BlockComment.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/BlockComment.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6601c5df..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/BlockComment.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,90 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for BlockComment.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This Kotlin file defines a `BlockComment` class and its associated `Factory` class for handling block comments in code. The purpose is to provide functionality for creating, parsing, and formatting block comments with customizable prefixes, suffixes, and indentation. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- The use of functional programming concepts, such as streams and mapping, is appropriate for the task. -- The class extends `IndentedText`, suggesting a good use of inheritance for shared functionality. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unnecessary Non-Null Assertions - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are several instances of unnecessary non-null assertions (`!!`) in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove these assertions where possible, or use null-safe operators. - - File: BlockComment.kt, lines 24, 25, 31, 32, 33, 34 - -2. Magic Numbers and Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The code uses magic numbers and strings like `TAB_REPLACEMENT` and `DELIMITER` without clear context. - - Recommendation: Define these as named constants at the class or file level for better readability and maintainability. - - File: BlockComment.kt, throughout the file - -3. Complex Stream Operations - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: The stream operations in the `fromString` method are complex and may be difficult to understand or maintain. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking down the stream operations into smaller, more manageable steps with intermediate variables. - - File: BlockComment.kt, lines 28-35 - -4. Lack of Input Validation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ Security - - Description: The `fromString` method doesn't validate its input, potentially leading to unexpected behavior with malformed input. - - Recommendation: Add input validation to ensure the input string meets expected format before processing. - - File: BlockComment.kt, line 23 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- The use of data classes and extension functions is appropriate and idiomatic. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation, especially for public methods and classes. -- Adding KDoc comments would greatly improve the code's readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of streams in `fromString` method might be less efficient for very large inputs. Consider benchmarking and potentially optimizing for such cases if they are expected. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- Input validation should be improved to prevent potential issues with malformed input. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good understanding of Kotlin's features, including extension functions and functional programming concepts. -- The `Factory` pattern is well-implemented and provides a clean way to create `BlockComment` instances. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Comments - - Description: Add comprehensive KDoc comments to all public classes and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor Stream Operations - - Description: Break down complex stream operations in `fromString` method for better readability - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Implement Input Validation - - Description: Add input validation to `fromString` method to handle malformed input - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Define Constants - - Description: Replace magic numbers and strings with named constants - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/CodeChatSocketManager.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/CodeChatSocketManager.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index da706e0b..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/CodeChatSocketManager.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,68 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, OpenAI API, Skyenet -- **Primary Purpose:** Manage chat socket connections for code-related conversations -- **Brief Description:** This class extends ChatSocketManager to provide a specialized chat interface for discussing code snippets. It initializes the chat with context about a specific code file and selection. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** CodeChatSocketManager -- **Public Constants/Variables:** language, filename, codeSelection -- **Types/Interfaces:** N/A - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - com.simiacryptus.jopenai - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.core - - com.simiacryptus.skyenet.webui -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - Session - - StorageInterface - - User - - ApplicationServer - - ChatSocketManager - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this simple class. -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would show CodeChatSocketManager extending ChatSocketManager, with additional properties for language, filename, and codeSelection. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val session: Session = // ... initialize session -val api: OpenAIClient = // ... initialize OpenAI client -val model: ChatModels = // ... choose chat model -val storage: StorageInterface? = // ... initialize storage if needed - -val chatManager = CodeChatSocketManager( - session = session, - language = "kotlin", - filename = "Example.kt", - codeSelection = "fun main() { println(\"Hello, World!\") }", - api = api, - model = model, - storage = storage -) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin conventions - - Uses string templates for constructing prompts - - Overrides canWrite method to always return true -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code is well-structured and easy to understand - - Consider adding more documentation for the class and its methods -- **Features:** - - Customizes chat context with code-specific information - - Allows unrestricted writing access for all users -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more robust user access control - - Implement error handling for API calls - - Consider making the prompts configurable - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, OpenAI, ChatSocket, CodeChat, Skyenet -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: SocketManager - - Domain: CodeAssistance - - Framework: Skyenet \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/CodeChatSocketManager.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/CodeChatSocketManager.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 998dda2e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/CodeChatSocketManager.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,90 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CodeChatSocketManager - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `CodeChatSocketManager` class that extends `ChatSocketManager`. It's designed to facilitate code-related chat interactions, providing context about a specific code snippet to an AI assistant. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The class is well-structured and extends functionality from a parent class. -- It uses multiline strings to define prompts, which is a clean way to handle longer text. -- The code makes use of Kotlin's features like named parameters and string templates. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `StringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml4` import is commented out but still present. - - Recommendation: Remove the commented-out code if it's no longer needed. - - File: CodeChatSocketManager.kt, line 22 - -2. Potential HTML Injection - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ Security - - Description: The `codeSelection` is inserted directly into the HTML without escaping. - - Recommendation: Consider using a proper HTML escaping function to prevent potential XSS attacks. - - File: CodeChatSocketManager.kt, lines 22-24 - -3. Redundant Indentation Comment - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There's a commented-out `.indent(" ")` call that's no longer used. - - Recommendation: Remove the commented-out code if it's no longer needed. - - File: CodeChatSocketManager.kt, lines 24 and 35 - -4. Hardcoded String Literals - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: String literals like "You are a helpful AI..." are hardcoded in the class. - - Recommendation: Consider moving these to constants or a configuration file for easier maintenance. - - File: CodeChatSocketManager.kt, lines 27-37 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions and general best practices. -- The use of named parameters in the constructor call to the superclass improves readability. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class lacks KDoc comments explaining its purpose and parameters. -- Adding documentation for the class and its properties would improve maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- No significant performance issues noted in this class. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- As mentioned earlier, there's a potential for HTML injection in the user interface prompt. This should be addressed to prevent XSS attacks. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and makes good use of Kotlin's features. -- The structure of the class, extending a more generic chat manager, is well-designed. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its properties - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Address Potential XSS Vulnerability - - Description: Implement proper HTML escaping for user-provided content - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Clean Up Commented Code - - Description: Remove unused imports and commented-out code - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Refactor String Literals - - Description: Move hardcoded strings to constants or configuration - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/ComputerLanguage.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/ComputerLanguage.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index c5f744b9..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/ComputerLanguage.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -Here's a comprehensive documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Define and manage computer language configurations for code editing and documentation -- **Brief Description:** This code defines an enum class `ComputerLanguage` that represents various programming languages and their associated configurations for comments, documentation styles, and file extensions. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `ComputerLanguage` enum - - `Configuration` inner class -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - Various language constants (Java, Cpp, LUA, etc.) -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `TextBlockFactory<*>` (used for comment handling) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK (com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `LineComment` - - `BlockComment` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** N/A -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would be useful to illustrate the relationship between `ComputerLanguage`, `Configuration`, and the various `TextBlockFactory` implementations. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val javaLang = ComputerLanguage.Java -println(javaLang.docStyle) // Outputs: JavaDoc -println(javaLang.extensions) // Outputs: [java] - -val unknownLang = ComputerLanguage.findByExtension("xyz") -println(unknownLang) // Outputs: null - -// In an action event context -val lang = ComputerLanguage.getComputerLanguage(event) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Follows Kotlin naming conventions - - Uses enum class for language definitions - - Utilizes a builder pattern for configuration -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and organized - - Extensive language support - - Good use of Kotlin features (null safety, companion object) -- **Features:** - - Supports a wide range of programming languages - - Configurable comment styles and documentation formats - - File extension-based language detection -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider using a more flexible configuration system (e.g., JSON-based) for easier maintenance - - Add support for language-specific indentation rules - - Implement a mechanism for custom language additions - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** programming-languages, code-comments, documentation-styles, file-extensions -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Enum - - Language: Kotlin - - Purpose: Language-Configuration \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/ComputerLanguage.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/ComputerLanguage.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 50091d43..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/ComputerLanguage.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,97 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for ComputerLanguage Enum - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines an enum `ComputerLanguage` that represents various programming languages and their associated properties such as file extensions, comment styles, and documentation styles. It also provides utility methods for finding languages by file extension and retrieving language information from an `AnActionEvent`. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and organized. -- It covers a wide range of programming languages. -- The use of a Configuration class for setting up each language is a good approach for maintainability. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Redundant Null Checks - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There are some redundant null checks in the code, particularly in the `getCommentModel` method. - - Recommendation: Remove unnecessary null checks to improve readability. - - File: ComputerLanguage.kt, lines 385-387 - -2. Inconsistent Use of Kotlin Idioms - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: Some parts of the code use Java-style syntax instead of Kotlin idioms. - - Recommendation: Use more Kotlin-specific features like `when` expressions and property access syntax. - - File: ComputerLanguage.kt, throughout the file - -3. Potential for Null Pointer Exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `getComputerLanguage` method may return null, which is not reflected in its return type. - - Recommendation: Change the return type to `ComputerLanguage?` to make the nullable nature explicit. - - File: ComputerLanguage.kt, line 412 - -4. Limited Extensibility - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The enum approach makes it difficult to add new languages without modifying the source code. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more flexible data structure that allows for runtime addition of new languages. - -5. Lack of Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: While the code is generally self-explanatory, some methods and properties lack documentation. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to public methods and properties for better code understanding. - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin naming conventions. -- The use of enums and companion objects is appropriate for the use case. -- Consider using more Kotlin-specific features like data classes and extension functions where applicable. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code could benefit from more comprehensive documentation, especially for public methods and properties. -- Consider adding a class-level KDoc comment explaining the purpose and usage of the `ComputerLanguage` enum. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of streams in the `findByExtension` method could be replaced with a more efficient Kotlin-specific approach. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No significant security concerns were identified in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code provides a comprehensive set of programming languages and their properties. -- The use of a Configuration class for setting up each language is a good design choice. -- The code is generally well-structured and easy to understand. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Comments - - Description: Add comprehensive KDoc comments to public methods and properties - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor to Use More Kotlin Idioms - - Description: Replace Java-style code with Kotlin-specific features where appropriate - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Address Potential Null Pointer Exception - - Description: Change return type of `getComputerLanguage` to `ComputerLanguage?` - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Explore More Flexible Language Definition Approach - - Description: Research and propose a more extensible way to define and add new languages - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/IdeaOpenAIClient.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/IdeaOpenAIClient.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4e7fbd19..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/IdeaOpenAIClient.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ IDEA Plugin Development -- **Primary Purpose:** Custom OpenAI client implementation for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This class, `IdeaOpenAIClient`, extends the `OpenAIClient` to provide custom functionality for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, including request editing, usage tracking, and integration with the IDE's UI. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `IdeaOpenAIClient` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `instance`: Lazy-initialized singleton instance of `IdeaOpenAIClient` - - `lastEvent`: Stores the last `AnActionEvent` - - `currentSession`: Unique identifier for the current session - - `localUser`: Represents the local user - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Apache HttpComponents - - SLF4J - - Custom OpenAI client library (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `AppSettingsState` - - `UITools` - - `ApplicationServices` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant Client as IdeaOpenAIClient - participant UI as IntelliJ UI - participant OpenAI as OpenAI API - Client->>UI: Request edit (if enabled) - UI-->>Client: Edited request - Client->>OpenAI: Send request - OpenAI-->>Client: Response - Client->>Client: Track usage - Client->>UI: Update UI (if necessary) -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val client = IdeaOpenAIClient.instance -val response = client.chat(chatRequest, model) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Extensive use of Kotlin features (lazy initialization, companion objects) - - Heavy use of IntelliJ Platform API for UI integration -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down large methods (e.g., `chat`, `complete`) for better readability - - Some duplicated code in request handling could be refactored -- **Features:** - - Custom request editing before sending to OpenAI - - Integration with IntelliJ IDEA's UI for user interaction - - Usage tracking and logging -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement better error handling and user feedback - - Consider using coroutines for asynchronous operations - - Refactor common request handling logic into a separate method - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** OpenAI, IntelliJ, Plugin, API Client -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: API Client - - Framework: IntelliJ Platform SDK - - Integration: OpenAI API \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/IdeaOpenAIClient.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/IdeaOpenAIClient.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c5459189..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/IdeaOpenAIClient.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for IdeaOpenAIClient - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines an `IdeaOpenAIClient` class that extends `OpenAIClient`. It provides functionality for making API requests to OpenAI services within an IntelliJ IDEA environment, including chat completions, text completions, and edits. The class also includes features for logging API usage and editing requests before sending them. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- There's good use of IntelliJ IDEA's UI components for user interactions. -- The class makes extensive use of the AppSettingsState for configuration. -- There's a focus on logging and tracking API usage. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Memory Leak in Logging - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The logStreams.add() call in the companion object adds a new FileOutputStream every time the instance is accessed, which could lead to resource leaks. - - Recommendation: Consider moving the logging initialization to a separate method and ensure proper closing of streams. - - File: IdeaOpenAIClient.kt, companion object - -2. Unnecessary Commented Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several commented-out lines of code, such as log statements and token counter increments. - - Recommendation: Remove unnecessary comments to improve code readability. - - File: IdeaOpenAIClient.kt, various locations - -3. Potential NullPointerException - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The chat, complete, and edit methods assume lastEvent is not null when accessing its project property. - - Recommendation: Add null checks or use safe call operators (?.) when accessing lastEvent.project. - - File: IdeaOpenAIClient.kt, chat, complete, and edit methods - -4. Duplicate Code in API Methods - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The chat, complete, and edit methods have similar structures and duplicate code. - - Recommendation: Consider extracting common logic into a separate method to reduce duplication. - - File: IdeaOpenAIClient.kt, chat, complete, and edit methods - -5. Lack of Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: There's limited error handling in the API methods, which could lead to unexpected behavior if API calls fail. - - Recommendation: Implement proper error handling and provide meaningful error messages to the user. - - File: IdeaOpenAIClient.kt, chat, complete, and edit methods - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- Appropriate use of companion objects for shared functionality. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments to explain the purpose and functionality of each method, especially for public methods. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of AtomicBoolean for isInRequest suggests thread-safety concerns. Ensure that this is necessary and doesn't introduce unnecessary overhead. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The code handles API keys, which are sensitive. Ensure that the AppSettingsState properly secures this information. -- Consider implementing rate limiting to prevent excessive API usage. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- Good integration with IntelliJ IDEA's UI components for user interactions. -- Effective use of Kotlin's language features, such as lazy initialization and companion objects. -- The code provides flexibility in editing API requests before sending them. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Implement comprehensive error handling in API methods - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to all public methods and classes - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor Duplicate Code - - Description: Extract common logic in API methods to reduce duplication - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Review and Improve Logging Mechanism - - Description: Ensure proper resource management for log streams - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/LineComment.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/LineComment.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 693c5e5a..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/LineComment.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Implement a line comment utility class for text processing -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `LineComment` class and its associated `Factory` for handling line comments in text, with support for indentation and comment prefixes. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** - - `LineComment`: Represents a line comment with indentation and comment prefix - - `LineComment.Factory`: Factory class for creating `LineComment` instances -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None explicitly defined -- **Types/Interfaces:** `TextBlockFactory` (implemented by `LineComment.Factory`) - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** - - `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.StringUtil` -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `IndentedText` - - `TextBlock` - - `TextBlockFactory` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** Not applicable for this code snippet -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram could be useful to illustrate the relationship between `LineComment`, `IndentedText`, and `TextBlock` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val factory = LineComment.Factory("//") -val lineComment = factory.fromString(" // This is a comment\n // Spanning multiple lines") -println(lineComment.toString()) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Kotlin idioms are used, such as nullable types and functional programming concepts - - The code follows a clean and organized structure -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code appears well-structured and follows good practices - - Consider adding more documentation for public methods -- **Features:** - - Supports custom comment prefixes - - Handles indentation - - Can parse and generate line comments -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add more comprehensive error handling - - Consider making the class more generic to handle different types of comments - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, LineComment, TextProcessing, Indentation -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Utility - - Complexity: Medium - - TestCoverage: Unknown \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/LineComment.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/LineComment.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 39429f14..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/LineComment.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,85 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for LineComment Class - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `LineComment` class and its associated `Factory` class for handling line comments in text. The class is part of a larger project dealing with text processing and code generation. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes use of Java streams and functional programming concepts. -- The class extends `IndentedText` and implements custom text processing logic. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unnecessary Non-Null Assertion - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `!!` operator is used unnecessarily on `indent` parameter in the constructor. - - Recommendation: Remove the `!!` operator as the parameter is already non-nullable. - - File: LineComment.kt, line 9 - -2. Potential Performance Improvement - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: Multiple string operations are performed in the `fromString` method of the `Factory` class. - - Recommendation: Consider combining some operations or using a more efficient approach for string manipulation. - - File: LineComment.kt, lines 14-34 - -3. Lack of Input Validation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The `fromString` method doesn't check if the input text is null or empty. - - Recommendation: Add null and empty checks at the beginning of the method. - - File: LineComment.kt, line 14 - -4. Potential Naming Improvement - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The variable name `textVar` is not very descriptive. - - Recommendation: Consider renaming it to something more meaningful, like `processedText`. - - File: LineComment.kt, line 15 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- The use of extension functions and functional programming concepts is appropriate. -- Consider adding more inline comments to explain complex logic, especially in the `fromString` method. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class and methods lack KDoc comments. Adding these would improve code readability and maintainability. -- Consider adding a brief description of the class's purpose and how it fits into the larger project. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of Java streams in `fromString` method might have a slight performance overhead for small inputs. However, it's likely negligible for most use cases. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No significant security issues were identified in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and makes good use of Kotlin's features. -- The `Factory` pattern is well-implemented and provides a clean way to create `LineComment` instances. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Comments - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and its methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Input Validation - - Description: Add null and empty checks in the `fromString` method - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor String Operations - - Description: Review and optimize string operations in the `fromString` method - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/PluginStartupActivity.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/PluginStartupActivity.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index ed0c00e1..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/PluginStartupActivity.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Plugin startup activity for an IntelliJ-based IDE -- **Brief Description:** This class handles the initialization of the plugin, including setting up application services, showing a welcome screen, and initializing various managers. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `PluginStartupActivity` class implementing `ProjectActivity` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `log`: Logger for the class - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SkyeNet Core -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppSettingsState` - - `IdeaOpenAIClient` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant Project - participant PluginStartupActivity - participant AppSettingsState - participant ApplicationServices - participant FileEditorManager - - Project->>PluginStartupActivity: execute(project) - PluginStartupActivity->>PluginStartupActivity: init() - PluginStartupActivity->>ApplicationServices: Set up managers - PluginStartupActivity->>AppSettingsState: Check welcome screen settings - alt Show Welcome Screen - PluginStartupActivity->>FileEditorManager: Open welcome page - end - PluginStartupActivity->>AppSettingsState: Update settings -``` - -## Example Usage -This class is automatically instantiated and executed by the IntelliJ Platform when the plugin starts up. - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin idioms and language features - - Extensive use of try-catch blocks for error handling -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the `execute` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Some hardcoded strings could be moved to constants -- **Features:** - - Initializes application services and managers - - Shows a welcome screen on first run or version update - - Handles class loader context switching -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement dependency injection for better testability - - Add more detailed logging and error reporting - - Consider making some of the initialization process asynchronous - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, Plugin, Startup, Initialization -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Startup Activity - - Platform: IntelliJ - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/PluginStartupActivity.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/PluginStartupActivity.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index d9e3d120..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/PluginStartupActivity.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,101 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for PluginStartupActivity - -## 1. Overview - -This code represents a startup activity for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It handles initialization tasks, displays a welcome screen, and sets up various application services. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It uses suspend functions, indicating coroutine usage. -- There's a mix of IntelliJ IDEA API usage and custom application services. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Error Handling in Welcome Screen Display - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: Multiple try-catch blocks are used when attempting to open the welcome screen, but they all log the error and continue execution. - - Recommendation: Consider consolidating error handling and potentially notifying the user if the welcome screen cannot be displayed. - - File: PluginStartupActivity.kt, lines 31-69 - -2. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: Several string literals are used directly in the code, such as "welcomePage.md" and ".skyenet". - - Recommendation: Extract these strings into constants for better maintainability. - - File: PluginStartupActivity.kt, lines 33, 78 - -3. Reflection Usage - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ - - Description: Reflection is used to set the layout of the editor (lines 55-59), which can be slow and fragile. - - Recommendation: If possible, use public APIs to achieve the same result. If not, consider caching the reflected member for better performance. - - File: PluginStartupActivity.kt, lines 55-59 - -4. Thread Context ClassLoader Manipulation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: The code changes the thread's context class loader and restores it afterward. - - Recommendation: Document why this is necessary and consider using a more scoped approach if possible. - - File: PluginStartupActivity.kt, lines 27-33 - -5. Unused Parameters - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `session` and `user` parameters in the `createClient` method are not used. - - Recommendation: Consider removing these parameters if they're not needed. - - File: PluginStartupActivity.kt, lines 85-87 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin best practices and conventions. -- Lambda expressions and functional programming concepts are used appropriately. -- The use of companion objects for logging is a good practice. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Consider adding KDoc comments to explain the purpose of the class and its main methods. -- Some complex operations, like the welcome screen display logic, could benefit from inline comments explaining the process. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of reflection to set the editor layout could potentially impact performance, especially if done frequently. -- The initialization process seems to do a lot of work on the main thread, which could potentially cause UI freezes. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The `AuthorizationInterface` implementation always returns true, which might be overly permissive depending on the context. -- The `AuthenticationInterface` implementation is a no-op, which might not be suitable for production use. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The use of AtomicBoolean for initialization is a good thread-safe practice. -- The code handles potential exceptions well, logging errors instead of crashing. -- The use of suspend functions suggests good integration with Kotlin coroutines. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Improve Error Handling - - Description: Consolidate error handling for welcome screen display and consider user notification - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -2. Enhance Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and main methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -3. Review Security Implementations - - Description: Review and potentially update the AuthorizationInterface and AuthenticationInterface implementations - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] - -4. Optimize Performance - - Description: Review the initialization process and consider moving heavy operations off the main thread - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign Responsible Developer] - - Deadline: [Set Appropriate Deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/TextBlockFactory.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/TextBlockFactory.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 63c91203..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/TextBlockFactory.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Define an interface for creating and manipulating text blocks -- **Brief Description:** This file defines a generic interface `TextBlockFactory` for creating, converting, and validating text blocks. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `TextBlockFactory` interface -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `TextBlockFactory`: Generic interface for text block operations - -## Dependencies -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `TextBlock`: Referenced but not defined in this file - -## Architecture -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would show `TextBlockFactory` as an interface with a generic type parameter `T` that extends `TextBlock?`, and the three methods it defines. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -class MyTextBlock : TextBlock -class MyTextBlockFactory : TextBlockFactory { - override fun fromString(text: String?): MyTextBlock { - // Implementation - } - override fun looksLike(text: String?): Boolean { - // Implementation - } -} -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin's nullable types (`String?`, `TextBlock?`) - - Uses `@Suppress("unused")` annotation -- **Features:** - - Generic interface allowing for different implementations of text blocks - - Provides methods for creating, converting, and validating text blocks -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding documentation comments for the interface and its methods - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, Interface, Generic, TextBlock, Factory -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Interface - - Generic: Yes - - Nullable: Yes \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/TextBlockFactory.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/TextBlockFactory.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index e5be0499..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/TextBlockFactory.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for TextBlockFactory Interface - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a generic interface `TextBlockFactory` for creating and manipulating text blocks. It provides methods for converting between string representations and text blocks, as well as a method to check if a given string matches the expected format of the text block. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is concise and follows Kotlin conventions. -- The interface is generic, allowing for flexibility in implementation. -- The use of nullable types (`T : TextBlock?` and `String?`) suggests that null safety is a consideration. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Nullable Generic Type - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The generic type `T` is defined as nullable (`T : TextBlock?`), which may lead to unnecessary null checks in implementations. - - Recommendation: Consider making `T` non-nullable unless there's a specific reason for it to be nullable. - - File: TextBlockFactory.kt, line 3 - -2. Unused Parameter in toString Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `toString` method has an unused `text` parameter. - - Recommendation: Remove the `text` parameter and call `toString()` directly on `this`. - - File: TextBlockFactory.kt, lines 7-9 - -3. Missing Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š - - Description: The interface and its methods lack documentation comments. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose of the interface and each method. - - File: TextBlockFactory.kt, all lines - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions. -- The use of the `@Suppress("unused")` annotation is appropriate for the `toString` method. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks documentation comments, which would be helpful for understanding the purpose and usage of the interface and its methods. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- No significant performance concerns in this interface definition. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No immediate security concerns in this interface definition. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The interface is well-structured and provides a clear contract for implementing classes. -- The use of generics allows for type-safe implementations. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Comments - - Description: Add documentation comments to the interface and its methods. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Review Nullable Generic Type - - Description: Evaluate the necessity of making the generic type `T` nullable and adjust if needed. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Refactor toString Method - - Description: Remove the unused `text` parameter from the `toString` method. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/UITools.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/UITools.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index b0b59a6c..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/UITools.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,86 +0,0 @@ -Here's a comprehensive documentation for the provided code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide utility functions for UI operations in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file contains a utility object `UITools` with various functions for creating and managing UI components, handling dialogs, running background tasks, and error handling in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin context. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `UITools` object with numerous utility functions -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `retry`: WeakHashMap -- **Types/Interfaces:** - - `ModalTask`: Custom task for modal operations - - `BgTask`: Custom task for background operations - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - Guava (com.google.common.util.concurrent) - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - SLF4J - - SwingX -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - `AppSettingsState` - - `IndentedText` - - `OpenAIClient` - - `APIProvider` - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant User - participant UITools - participant IntelliJPlatform - participant BackgroundTask - - User->>UITools: Invoke UI operation - UITools->>IntelliJPlatform: Create UI components - UITools->>BackgroundTask: Run task - BackgroundTask->>UITools: Return result - UITools->>User: Display result/UI -``` - -- **Class Diagrams:** A class diagram would be useful to illustrate the relationship between UITools, ModalTask, BgTask, and their interaction with IntelliJ Platform components. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Show a dialog -val result = UITools.showDialog(project, MyUIClass::class.java, MyConfigClass::class.java, "My Dialog") - -// Run a background task -UITools.run(project, "Background Task") { indicator -> - // Task logic here -} - -// Handle an error -UITools.error(logger, "An error occurred", exception) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Extensive use of Kotlin features (extension functions, lambdas) - - Heavy use of IntelliJ Platform API - - Comprehensive error handling and logging -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Well-structured and organized code - - Good separation of concerns - - Extensive use of generics for flexibility -- **Features:** - - UI component creation and management - - Dialog handling - - Background task execution - - Error handling and reporting - - API key management -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider breaking down the `UITools` object into smaller, more focused objects - - Add more inline documentation for complex functions - - Consider using coroutines for asynchronous operations instead of custom task classes - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** IntelliJ, UI, Dialog, Task, Error Handling, API Key -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: Utility - - Platform: IntelliJ IDEA - - Language: Kotlin \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/UITools.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/UITools.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index c0a5758e..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/UITools.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,116 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for UITools.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This file contains the `UITools` object, which provides utility functions for creating and managing user interfaces in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It includes methods for handling dialogs, reflection-based UI generation, and various UI-related operations. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and organized into logical sections. -- There's extensive use of Kotlin features, including extension functions and nullable types. -- The file is quite long (1000+ lines), which might make it difficult to maintain. -- There's a good mix of UI-related functions and utility methods. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Large File Size - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The file is over 1000 lines long, which can make it difficult to navigate and maintain. - - Recommendation: Consider splitting the file into smaller, more focused files. For example, separate UI-related functions, reflection utilities, and error handling into their own files. - - File: UITools.kt (entire file) - -2. Unused Import Statements - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are several commented-out import statements at the beginning of the file. - - Recommendation: Remove unused import statements to improve code cleanliness. - - File: UITools.kt (lines 3-4) - -3. Potential Memory Leak - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `retry` WeakHashMap is never cleared, which could lead to memory issues if many documents are processed. - - Recommendation: Implement a mechanism to clear old entries from the `retry` map periodically. - - File: UITools.kt (line 78) - -4. Hardcoded Strings - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: There are many hardcoded strings throughout the file, which could make internationalization difficult. - - Recommendation: Consider using a resource bundle for strings to facilitate easier localization in the future. - - File: UITools.kt (various locations) - -5. Complex Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `readKotlinUIViaReflection` method is quite complex and long, making it difficult to understand and maintain. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking this method down into smaller, more focused methods. - - File: UITools.kt (lines 232-308) - -6. Error Handling - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ”’ - - Description: The error handling in the `error` method is quite complex and might not handle all error cases consistently. - - Recommendation: Consider implementing a more structured error handling system, possibly using a dedicated error handling class. - - File: UITools.kt (lines 744-908) - -7. Deprecated API Usage - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The use of `Desktop.getDesktop().browse()` is discouraged in favor of more modern alternatives. - - Recommendation: Consider using `com.intellij.ide.BrowserUtil.browse()` instead. - - File: UITools.kt (lines 830, 892) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- There's good use of Kotlin's null safety features. -- Some methods are quite long and could benefit from being broken down into smaller, more focused methods. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments to public methods and classes would greatly improve readability and maintainability. -- Some complex logic, especially in the reflection-based methods, could benefit from more inline comments explaining the reasoning behind certain operations. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The use of reflection in `readKotlinUIViaReflection` and `writeKotlinUIViaReflection` could potentially impact performance if used frequently. -- The `error` method performs some operations on the UI thread, which could lead to UI freezes if the error handling is complex or time-consuming. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- The handling of API keys in the `checkApiKey` method could potentially be improved to use more secure storage methods. -- Error messages sometimes include stack traces, which could potentially expose sensitive information. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code makes good use of Kotlin's language features, such as extension functions and null safety. -- There's a clear attempt to handle various error scenarios and provide useful feedback to the user. -- The use of reflection for UI generation is a clever solution for reducing boilerplate code. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Refactor Large File - - Description: Split UITools.kt into smaller, more focused files - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to public methods and classes - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Enhance Error Handling - - Description: Implement a more structured error handling system - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Address Performance Concerns - - Description: Review and optimize reflection usage and UI thread operations - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiClassContext.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiClassContext.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0bfbdfc2..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiClassContext.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,72 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** To create a context representation of a PSI (Program Structure Interface) class for code analysis and manipulation -- **Brief Description:** This code defines a `PsiClassContext` class that traverses a PSI tree, creating a structured representation of the code with focus on selected regions. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `PsiClassContext` -- **Public Constants/Variables:** None -- **Types/Interfaces:** None explicitly defined - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (com.intellij.psi.*) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** - - `ComputerLanguage` (from com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util) - - `PsiVisitorBase` (from com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi) - - `PsiUtil` (from com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.psi) - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant Client - participant PsiClassContext - participant PsiElementVisitor - participant PsiFile - - Client->>PsiClassContext: getContext(psiFile, start, end, language) - PsiClassContext->>PsiClassContext: init(psiFile, start, end) - PsiClassContext->>PsiElementVisitor: create - PsiElementVisitor->>PsiFile: visit elements - loop For each PsiElement - PsiElementVisitor->>PsiElementVisitor: process element - PsiElementVisitor->>PsiClassContext: add child context - end - PsiClassContext-->>Client: return context -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -val psiFile: PsiFile = // ... obtain PsiFile -val selectionStart = 10 -val selectionEnd = 50 -val language = ComputerLanguage.Kotlin - -val context = PsiClassContext.getContext(psiFile, selectionStart, selectionEnd, language) -println(context.toString()) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin idioms and language features - - Extensive use of lambda expressions and functional programming concepts -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider breaking down the large `visit` method into smaller, more focused methods - - Add more inline comments to explain complex logic -- **Features:** - - Handles different programming language constructs (methods, classes, fields, etc.) - - Supports multiple programming languages (Java, Kotlin, Scala) - - Provides a structured representation of code context -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Implement error handling and logging - - Add unit tests to ensure correct behavior for different scenarios - - Consider using a builder pattern for more flexible context creation - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** PSI, IntelliJ, Code Analysis, Abstract Syntax Tree, Visitor Pattern -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: high - - maintainability: medium - - extensibility: high \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiClassContext.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiClassContext.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1257cbb4..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiClassContext.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,93 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for PsiClassContext - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a `PsiClassContext` class that is used to traverse and analyze PSI (Program Structure Interface) elements in IntelliJ IDEA plugins. It's designed to create a structured representation of code elements within a specified selection range. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and follows Kotlin conventions. -- It makes extensive use of IntelliJ's PSI API. -- The class is designed to be flexible, supporting different programming languages. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Complexity in `init` method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `init` method is quite long and complex, making it difficult to understand and maintain. - - Recommendation: Consider breaking down the `init` method into smaller, more focused methods. - - File: PsiClassContext.kt, lines 22-103 - -2. Hardcoded language-specific logic - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก - - Description: The `when` statement for `methodTerminator` contains hardcoded logic for specific languages. - - Recommendation: Consider moving language-specific logic to a separate configuration or strategy class. - - File: PsiClassContext.kt, lines 61-66 - -3. Potential null pointer exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ - - Type: ๐Ÿ› - - Description: The `init` method uses `psiFile!!`, which could lead to a null pointer exception if `psiFile` is null. - - Recommendation: Use Kotlin's safe call operator `?.` or implement proper null checking. - - File: PsiClassContext.kt, line 103 - -4. Unused parameter in `getContext` - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š - - Type: ๐Ÿงน - - Description: The `language` parameter in the `getContext` companion object method is not used in the method body. - - Recommendation: Either use the parameter or remove it if it's not needed. - - File: PsiClassContext.kt, lines 138-144 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin coding conventions. -- Use of data classes could be beneficial for some of the smaller classes or structures. -- Consider using more descriptive variable names in some places (e.g., `l` and `r` in the `toString` method). - -## 5. Documentation - -- The class-level documentation is missing. Adding a KDoc comment explaining the purpose and usage of `PsiClassContext` would be beneficial. -- The `init` method has a good explanatory comment, but it could be formatted as a proper KDoc comment. -- Some methods and properties lack documentation, which could improve code readability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The `toString` method uses `ArrayList` and `stream()` operations, which might be less efficient than using a `StringBuilder` for string concatenation. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No significant security issues were identified in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good understanding of IntelliJ's PSI API. -- The use of a visitor pattern (via `PsiVisitorBase`) is a good design choice for traversing the PSI tree. -- The code is flexible enough to handle different programming languages. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Refactor `init` method - - Description: Break down the `init` method into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Improve documentation - - Description: Add class-level documentation and improve method-level documentation throughout the class. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Address potential null pointer exception - - Description: Implement proper null checking in the `init` method to avoid potential null pointer exceptions. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Optimize `toString` method - - Description: Consider using `StringBuilder` instead of `ArrayList` and `stream()` operations in the `toString` method for better performance. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiUtil.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiUtil.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index c627ae29..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiUtil.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,73 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided PsiUtil.kt file: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Utility functions for working with PSI (Program Structure Interface) elements in IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This file contains utility functions for traversing, analyzing, and manipulating PSI elements, which represent the structure of source code in IntelliJ-based IDEs. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `getAll`: Retrieves all PSI elements of specified types - - `getSmallestIntersecting`: Finds the smallest PSI element of specified types intersecting with a given text range - - `matchesType`: Checks if a PSI element matches specified types - - `printTree`: Generates a string representation of the PSI tree - - `getLargestContainedEntity`: Finds the largest PSI element contained within a selection - - `getCodeElement`: Retrieves the code element intersecting with a given text range - - `getDeclaration`: Extracts the declaration part of a PSI element - - `getCode`: Extracts the code block from a PSI element - - `getDocComment`: Retrieves the documentation comment for a PSI element -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `ELEMENTS_CODE`: Array of code element types - - `ELEMENTS_COMMENTS`: Array of comment element types - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK - - JOpenAI (com.simiacryptus.jopenai) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - PsiElement - - AnActionEvent - - TextRange - -## Architecture -- **Sequence or Flow Diagrams:** N/A -- **Class Diagrams:** N/A - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// Get all method elements in a file -val methods = PsiUtil.getAll(psiFile, "Method") - -// Find the smallest code element at a specific offset -val element = PsiUtil.getSmallestIntersecting(psiFile, offset, offset, *PsiUtil.ELEMENTS_CODE) - -// Print the PSI tree -println(PsiUtil.printTree(psiElement)) - -// Get the code block of a method -val codeBlock = PsiUtil.getCode(methodElement) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Consistent use of Kotlin idioms and language features - - Good use of extension functions and object-oriented principles - - Clear naming conventions for functions and variables -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - Consider adding more inline documentation for complex functions - - Some functions could benefit from additional error handling or null checks -- **Features:** - - Comprehensive set of utility functions for PSI manipulation - - Flexible type matching system for PSI elements - - Tree traversal and printing capabilities -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Add unit tests to ensure reliability of utility functions - - Consider breaking down larger functions into smaller, more focused ones - - Implement caching mechanisms for frequently accessed PSI information - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** PSI, IntelliJ, Kotlin, AST, Code Analysis -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: medium - - usage: internal - - domain: IDE development \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiUtil.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiUtil.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 908aaf03..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiUtil.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for PsiUtil.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This code is part of a Kotlin project and contains utility functions for working with PSI (Program Structure Interface) elements in IntelliJ IDEA plugins. The `PsiUtil` object provides methods for traversing, analyzing, and manipulating PSI trees. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is well-structured and organized into logical functions. -- There's a good use of Kotlin features like extension functions and lambda expressions. -- The code seems to be part of a larger project, as it references other classes and utilities. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unnecessary use of @JvmStatic - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The @JvmStatic annotation is used on several functions, but it's not necessary in Kotlin unless you're specifically targeting Java interoperability. - - Recommendation: Remove @JvmStatic annotations unless Java interoperability is required. - - File: PsiUtil.kt (multiple occurrences) - -2. Potential performance improvement in getAll function - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿš€ Performance - - Description: The getAll function creates a new ArrayList for each call, which could be inefficient for large PSI trees. - - Recommendation: Consider using a sequence or a more efficient collection method. - - File: PsiUtil.kt (lines 22-39) - -3. Inconsistent naming convention - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: Some variables use camelCase (e.g., selectionStart) while others use snake_case (e.g., element_class). - - Recommendation: Stick to Kotlin's recommended naming convention (camelCase for variables). - - File: PsiUtil.kt (throughout the file) - -4. Potential null pointer exception - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: In the getCodeElement function, psiFile is force-unwrapped with !! which could lead to a null pointer exception. - - Recommendation: Use safe call operator (?.) or add a null check before using psiFile. - - File: PsiUtil.kt (line 225) - -5. Redundant type declarations - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: Some type declarations are redundant due to Kotlin's type inference. - - Recommendation: Remove redundant type declarations where possible. - - File: PsiUtil.kt (e.g., line 22: MutableList) - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code generally follows Kotlin's style guide. -- Good use of Kotlin's functional programming features. -- Some functions are quite long and could benefit from being broken down into smaller, more focused functions. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comprehensive documentation. Adding KDoc comments to functions would greatly improve readability and maintainability. -- Some complex logic (e.g., in the printTree function) could benefit from inline comments explaining the process. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The recursive nature of some functions (e.g., printTree) could lead to stack overflow errors for very deep PSI trees. -- Consider using tail recursion or iterative approaches for tree traversal to improve performance and reduce the risk of stack overflow. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No major security issues identified. However, ensure that the PSI elements being processed don't contain sensitive information. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code demonstrates a good understanding of PSI structure and IntelliJ IDEA's API. -- The utility functions provide a wide range of functionality for working with PSI elements. -- Good use of Kotlin's null safety features in most parts of the code. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add comprehensive documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to all public functions explaining their purpose, parameters, and return values. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Refactor long functions - - Description: Break down long functions (e.g., getSmallestIntersecting) into smaller, more focused functions. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Address potential null pointer exceptions - - Description: Review and fix potential null pointer exceptions, particularly in the getCodeElement function. - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -4. Optimize performance - - Description: Review and optimize performance-critical functions, considering the use of sequences or more efficient data structures. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiVisitorBase.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiVisitorBase.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index fb811fa6..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiVisitorBase.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -Here's a documentation overview for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Provide a base class for PSI (Program Structure Interface) visitors in IntelliJ-based IDEs -- **Brief Description:** This code defines an abstract base class `PsiVisitorBase` that facilitates traversing the PSI tree of a file in IntelliJ-based IDEs. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Classes:** `PsiVisitorBase` (abstract) -- **Public Methods:** - - `build(psiFile: PsiFile)`: Initiates the PSI tree traversal - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries:** IntelliJ Platform SDK (com.intellij.psi package) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References:** None - -## Architecture -- **Sequence Diagram:** -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant Client - participant PsiVisitorBase - participant PsiElementVisitor - participant PsiFile - - Client->>PsiVisitorBase: build(psiFile) - PsiVisitorBase->>PsiElementVisitor: create - PsiVisitorBase->>PsiFile: accept(visitor) - loop For each PsiElement - PsiFile->>PsiElementVisitor: visitElement(element) - PsiElementVisitor->>PsiVisitorBase: visit(element, self) - end -``` - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -class MyPsiVisitor : PsiVisitorBase() { - override fun visit(element: PsiElement, self: PsiElementVisitor) { - // Custom logic for visiting each PSI element - } -} - -// Usage -val visitor = MyPsiVisitor() -visitor.build(psiFile) -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin's concise syntax - - Utilizes atomic references for thread safety -- **Features:** - - Provides a reusable base for PSI tree traversal - - Allows custom logic implementation in derived classes -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding error handling mechanisms - - Could benefit from more detailed comments explaining the purpose of each method - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** PSI, visitor pattern, IntelliJ, Kotlin -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - complexity: medium - - usage: code analysis - - platform: IntelliJ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiVisitorBase.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiVisitorBase.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6cc4f814..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/util/psi/PsiVisitorBase.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for PsiVisitorBase - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines an abstract class `PsiVisitorBase` that provides a framework for traversing and visiting elements in a PSI (Program Structure Interface) tree. It's designed to be used with IntelliJ IDEA's PSI system. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- It uses Kotlin's language features effectively. -- The class is designed to be extended, allowing for custom implementations of the `visit` method. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Potential Concurrency Issue - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ› Bug - - Description: The use of `AtomicReference` suggests an attempt to handle concurrency, but the implementation may not be thread-safe. - - Recommendation: Consider using a more robust concurrency approach or clarify the intended usage in documentation. - - File: PsiVisitorBase.kt, lines 9-17 - -2. Lack of Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class and its methods lack documentation, which could make it difficult for other developers to understand and use. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose of the class and its methods, especially the abstract `visit` method. - - File: PsiVisitorBase.kt, entire file - -3. Unused Parameter in `visit` Method - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `self` parameter in the `visit` method is not used in the provided code. - - Recommendation: If the parameter is intended for use in subclasses, document this. Otherwise, consider removing it. - - File: PsiVisitorBase.kt, line 19 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions and general style guidelines. -- The use of an abstract class for extensibility is a good practice. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks documentation, which should be addressed to improve maintainability and usability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The current implementation seems efficient for traversing the PSI tree. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No immediate security concerns are apparent in this code. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- It effectively leverages Kotlin's language features and IntelliJ's PSI system. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to the class and methods - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Review Concurrency Approach - - Description: Evaluate and possibly revise the use of AtomicReference - - Priority: High - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -3. Clarify `self` Parameter Usage - - Description: Document or remove the `self` parameter in the `visit` method - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/simiacryptus/jopenai/exceptions/CustomException.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/simiacryptus/jopenai/exceptions/CustomException.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 60bb8eb6..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/simiacryptus/jopenai/exceptions/CustomException.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,39 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin -- **Primary Purpose:** Define a custom exception class -- **Brief Description:** This file defines a simple custom exception class named `CustomException` that extends the standard `Exception` class. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** - - `CustomException`: A custom exception class - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries**: None -- **Internal Code: Symbol References**: None - -## Architecture -- No complex architecture or diagrams needed for this simple class. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -throw CustomException("An error occurred") -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - The code follows Kotlin naming conventions. - - The class is concise and to the point. -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The implementation is straightforward and appropriate for a custom exception. -- **Features:** - - Allows creation of custom exceptions with a message. -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding additional constructors or properties if more specific exception handling is needed in the future. - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** exception, custom exception, error handling -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - language: Kotlin - - type: exception \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/simiacryptus/jopenai/exceptions/CustomException.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/simiacryptus/jopenai/exceptions/CustomException.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4eed5984..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/com/simiacryptus/jopenai/exceptions/CustomException.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,61 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for CustomException Class - -## 1. Overview - -This code defines a simple custom exception class named `CustomException` in the package `com.simiacryptus.jopenai.exceptions`. The class extends the standard `Exception` class and takes a message as a parameter. - -## 2. General Observations - -The code is concise and follows Kotlin's syntax for defining a class. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Limited Exception Information - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿ’ก Idea - - Description: The current implementation only allows for a message to be passed to the exception. In some cases, it might be useful to include additional information or a cause. - - Recommendation: Consider adding optional parameters for a cause (Throwable) and/or additional properties to provide more context when the exception is thrown. - - File: CustomException.kt, line 3 - -2. Missing Documentation - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿ“š Documentation - - Description: The class lacks documentation explaining its purpose and usage. - - Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to describe the class's purpose and any specific use cases. - - File: CustomException.kt, line 3 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -The code follows Kotlin's style guidelines. The class name is in PascalCase, which is appropriate for Kotlin classes. - -## 5. Documentation - -There is no documentation for this class. Adding KDoc comments would improve its usability and maintainability. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -No significant performance concerns for this simple exception class. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -No immediate security concerns for this exception class. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -The code is concise and follows Kotlin's syntax for defining a custom exception. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Add KDoc Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to describe the class's purpose and usage - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -2. Consider Expanding Exception Information - - Description: Evaluate the need for additional context in the exception and implement if necessary - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: [Set appropriate deadline] - -Overall, the `CustomException` class is a simple and straightforward implementation. The suggested improvements are minor and aimed at enhancing documentation and potentially providing more context when the exception is used. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/icons/MyIcons.info.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/icons/MyIcons.info.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7a8b73de..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/icons/MyIcons.info.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +0,0 @@ -Here's the documentation for the provided Kotlin code: - -## Code Overview -- **Language & Frameworks:** Kotlin, IntelliJ Platform SDK -- **Primary Purpose:** Define and load custom icons for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin -- **Brief Description:** This file defines a Kotlin object `MyIcons` that loads a custom toolbar icon for use in an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. - -## Public Interface -- **Exported Functions/Classes:** `MyIcons` object -- **Public Constants/Variables:** - - `icon`: A JvmField representing the loaded toolbar icon - -## Dependencies -- **External Libraries** - - IntelliJ Platform SDK (`com.intellij.openapi.util.IconLoader`) -- **Internal Code: Symbol References** - - None - -## Architecture -- No complex architecture or diagrams needed for this simple icon loading code. - -## Example Usage -```kotlin -// In other parts of the plugin code -val toolbarIcon = MyIcons.icon -``` - -## Code Analysis -- **Code Style Observations:** - - Uses Kotlin object declaration for a singleton-like structure - - Utilizes JvmField annotation for Java interoperability -- **Code Review Feedback:** - - The code is concise and follows standard practices for icon loading in IntelliJ plugins -- **Features:** - - Loads a custom toolbar icon from the plugin resources -- **Potential Improvements:** - - Consider adding more icons if needed for different parts of the plugin - - The commented-out code could be removed if not needed - -## Tags -- **Keyword Tags:** Kotlin, IntelliJ, Plugin, Icon, ResourceLoading -- **Key-Value Tags:** - - Type: IconLoader - - IconPath: /META-INF/toolbarIcon.svg \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/src/main/kotlin/icons/MyIcons.review.md b/docs/src/main/kotlin/icons/MyIcons.review.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4a09fba5..00000000 --- a/docs/src/main/kotlin/icons/MyIcons.review.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -# Code Review for MyIcons.kt - -## 1. Overview - -This Kotlin file defines an object `MyIcons` that loads an icon for use in the IntelliJ IDEA plugin. The icon is loaded from a SVG file located in the META-INF directory. - -## 2. General Observations - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- It uses the IntelliJ IDEA API to load the icon. -- There is a commented-out alternative implementation. - -## 3. Specific Issues and Recommendations - -1. Unused Import - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The `import com.intellij.openapi.util.IconLoader` statement is not necessary as the fully qualified name is used in the code. - - Recommendation: Remove the import statement and use the fully qualified name in the code. - - File: MyIcons.kt, line 3 - -2. Commented Code - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜Š Minor - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: There is a block of commented-out code that appears to be an alternative implementation. - - Recommendation: If this code is no longer needed, remove it. If it's kept for reference, add a comment explaining why it's there and when it might be used. - - File: MyIcons.kt, lines 9-13 - -3. Icon Path Hardcoding - - Severity: ๐Ÿ˜ Moderate - - Type: ๐Ÿงน Cleanup - - Description: The icon path is hardcoded as a string literal. - - Recommendation: Consider defining the icon path as a constant at the top of the file or in a separate constants file for easier maintenance. - - File: MyIcons.kt, line 7 - -## 4. Code Style and Best Practices - -- The code follows Kotlin naming conventions. -- The use of an object for a singleton-like behavior is appropriate. - -## 5. Documentation - -- The code lacks comments explaining its purpose and usage. -- Recommendation: Add KDoc comments to the `MyIcons` object and the `icon` field. - -## 6. Performance Considerations - -- The current implementation is efficient as it uses `IconLoader` which likely caches the icon. - -## 7. Security Considerations - -- No significant security concerns in this file. - -## 8. Positive Aspects - -- The code is concise and focused on a single responsibility. -- It uses the appropriate IntelliJ IDEA API for loading icons. - -## 10. Conclusion and Next Steps - -1. Remove Unused Import - - Description: Remove the unused import statement for IconLoader. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: Next code cleanup sprint - -2. Add Documentation - - Description: Add KDoc comments to explain the purpose of MyIcons and the icon field. - - Priority: Medium - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: Next documentation sprint - -3. Refactor Icon Path - - Description: Move the icon path to a constant or configuration file. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: Next refactoring sprint - -4. Clean Up Commented Code - - Description: Remove or properly document the commented-out code block. - - Priority: Low - - Owner: [Assign appropriate team member] - - Deadline: Next code cleanup sprint \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/gradle.properties b/gradle.properties index eb42f1d5..d685e129 100644 --- a/gradle.properties +++ b/gradle.properties @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ pluginName=intellij-aicoder pluginRepositoryUrl=https://github.com/SimiaCryptus/intellij-aicoder -pluginVersion=1.6.2 +pluginVersion=1.6.3 jvmArgs=-Xmx8g org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx8g diff --git a/package.json b/package.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6d764aa4 --- /dev/null +++ b/package.json @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +{ + "name": "your-project-name", + "version": "1.0.0", + "description": "", + "main": "index.js", + "scripts": { + "start": "node index.js", + "deploy-forum": "your-deployment-command --env=production" + }, + "engines": { + "node": "^18.18.0 || ^20.9.0 || >=21.1.0", + "npm": ">=9.0.0" + } + , + , + "dependencies": { + {} + } + } \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/settings.gradle.kts b/settings.gradle.kts index deef8b8f..68cd193e 100644 --- a/settings.gradle.kts +++ b/settings.gradle.kts @@ -4,5 +4,5 @@ plugins { id("org.gradle.toolchains.foojay-resolver-convention") version ("0.4.0") } -//includeBuild("../jo-penai/") -//includeBuild("../SkyeNet/") +includeBuild("../jo-penai/") +includeBuild("../SkyeNet/") diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.kt index 7978b832..3081837f 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadAction.kt @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ package com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.generic import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.AppServer import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState -import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState.Companion.chatModel import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent @@ -25,7 +24,7 @@ class PlanAheadAction : BaseAction() { override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) { val dialog = PlanAheadConfigDialog( e.project, PlanSettings( - model = AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel.chatModel(), + defaultModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultSmartModel(), parsingModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultFastModel(), command = listOf( if (System.getProperty("os.name").lowercase().contains("win")) "powershell" else "bash" @@ -43,17 +42,18 @@ class PlanAheadAction : BaseAction() { UITools.getSelectedFile(e)?.parent?.toFile ?: throw RuntimeException("") ) DataStorage.sessionPaths[session] = root + val planSettings = dialog.settings.copy( + env = mapOf(), + workingDir = root.absolutePath, + language = if (isWindows) "powershell" else "bash", + command = listOf( + if (System.getProperty("os.name").lowercase().contains("win")) "powershell" else "bash" + ), + parsingModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultFastModel(), + ) SessionProxyServer.chats[session] = PlanAheadApp( rootFile = root, - planSettings = dialog.settings.copy( - env = mapOf(), - workingDir = root.absolutePath, - language = if (isWindows) "powershell" else "bash", - command = listOf( - if (System.getProperty("os.name").lowercase().contains("win")) "powershell" else "bash" - ), - parsingModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultFastModel(), - ), + planSettings = planSettings, model = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultSmartModel(), parsingModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultFastModel(), showMenubar = false, diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadConfigDialog.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadConfigDialog.kt index 356ac58f..4cf2d42b 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadConfigDialog.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanAheadConfigDialog.kt @@ -1,20 +1,18 @@ package com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.generic import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState -import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState.Companion.chatModel -import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.apps.plan.PlanSettings import com.intellij.openapi.fileChooser.FileChooser import com.intellij.openapi.fileChooser.FileChooserDescriptor import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project -import com.intellij.openapi.ui.ComboBox import com.intellij.openapi.ui.DialogWrapper -import com.intellij.ui.components.JBCheckBox import com.intellij.ui.components.JBScrollPane import com.intellij.ui.table.JBTable -import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.apps.plan.TaskType import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ChatModels +import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.apps.plan.PlanSettings import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.apps.plan.TaskSettings +import com.simiacryptus.skyenet.apps.plan.TaskType import java.awt.BorderLayout +import java.awt.Component import java.awt.Dimension import java.awt.GridLayout import javax.swing.* @@ -25,20 +23,46 @@ class PlanAheadConfigDialog( project: Project?, val settings: PlanSettings, ) : DialogWrapper(project) { - private val modelComboBox: ComboBox = ComboBox( - ChatModels.values().toList().toTypedArray>().map { it.first }.toTypedArray()) - private val temperatureSlider = JSlider(0, 100, (settings.temperature * 100).toInt()) - private val autoFixCheckbox = JCheckBox("Auto-apply fixes", settings.autoFix) - private val taskTableModel = object : DefaultTableModel(arrayOf("Enabled", "Task Type"), 0) { + private val taskTableModel = object : DefaultTableModel(arrayOf("Enabled", "Task Type", "Model"), 0) { override fun getColumnClass(columnIndex: Int) = when (columnIndex) { 0 -> java.lang.Boolean::class.java else -> super.getColumnClass(columnIndex) } - override fun isCellEditable(row: Int, column: Int) = column == 0 + + override fun isCellEditable(row: Int, column: Int) = column == 0 || column == 2 } private val taskTable = JBTable(taskTableModel).apply { putClientProperty("terminateEditOnFocusLost", true) } + // Add a function to retrieve visible models + private fun getVisibleModels() = + ChatModels.values().map { it.value }.filter { isVisible(it) }.toList() + .sortedBy { "${it.provider.name} - ${it.modelName}" } + // Custom renderer to display provider name and model name + private fun getModelRenderer() = object : DefaultTableCellRenderer() { + override fun getTableCellRendererComponent( + table: JTable, + value: Any, + isSelected: Boolean, + hasFocus: Boolean, + row: Int, + column: Int + ): Component { + val label = super.getTableCellRendererComponent(table, value, isSelected, hasFocus, row, column) as JLabel + if (value is String) { + val model = getVisibleModels().find { it.modelName == value } + label.text = "${model?.provider?.name} - $value" + } + return label + } + } + companion object { + fun isVisible(it: ChatModels): Boolean { + val hasApiKey = + AppSettingsState.instance.apiKey?.filter { it.value.isNotBlank() }?.keys?.contains(it.provider.name) + return false != hasApiKey + } + } private val checkboxStates = AppSettingsState.instance.executables.map { true }.toMutableList() private val tableModel = object : DefaultTableModel(arrayOf("Enabled", "Command"), 0) { @@ -74,13 +98,24 @@ class PlanAheadConfigDialog( private val addCommandButton = JButton("Add Command") private val editCommandButton = JButton("Edit Command") - init { + + init { + taskTable.columnModel.getColumn(2).apply { + preferredWidth = 200 + maxWidth = 250 + val modelComboBox = JComboBox(getVisibleModels().map { it.modelName }.toTypedArray()) + cellEditor = DefaultCellEditor(modelComboBox) + cellRenderer = getModelRenderer() + } + init() title = "Configure Plan Ahead Action" - // Add change listener to update the settings based on slider value + // Add model combobox and change listener to update the settings based on slider value + temperatureSlider.addChangeListener { settings.temperature = temperatureSlider.value / 100.0 } + // Update parsingModel based on modelComboBox selection val fileChooserDescriptor = FileChooserDescriptor(true, false, false, false, false, false) .withTitle("Select Command") .withDescription("Choose an executable file for the auto-fix command") @@ -95,7 +130,7 @@ class PlanAheadConfigDialog( JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION ) if (confirmResult == JOptionPane.YES_OPTION) { - tableModel.addRow(arrayOf(false, newCommand)) + tableModel.addRow(arrayOf(true, newCommand)) checkboxStates.add(true) AppSettingsState.instance.executables.add(newCommand) } @@ -128,39 +163,6 @@ class PlanAheadConfigDialog( } } commandTable.columnModel.getColumn(0).apply { - val checkBoxes = mutableMapOf() - fun jbCheckBox( - row: Int, - value: Any, - column: Int - ) = checkBoxes.getOrPut(row) { - JBCheckBox().apply { - this.isSelected = value as Boolean - this.addActionListener { - tableModel.setValueAt(this.isSelected, row, column) - } - } - } - - cellRenderer = object : DefaultTableCellRenderer() { - override fun getTableCellRendererComponent( - table: JTable, - value: Any, - isSelected: Boolean, - hasFocus: Boolean, - row: Int, - column: Int - ) = jbCheckBox(row, value, column) - } - cellEditor = object : DefaultCellEditor(JBCheckBox()) { - override fun getTableCellEditorComponent( - table: JTable, - value: Any, - isSelected: Boolean, - row: Int, - column: Int - ) = jbCheckBox(row, value, column) - } preferredWidth = 60 maxWidth = 60 } @@ -169,25 +171,28 @@ class PlanAheadConfigDialog( } editCommandButton.isEnabled = false // Initialize task table - TaskType.values().forEach { taskType -> + val values = TaskType.values() + values.forEach { taskType -> val taskSettings = settings.getTaskSettings(taskType) - taskTableModel.addRow(arrayOf(taskSettings.enabled, taskType.name)) + taskTableModel.addRow( + arrayOf( + taskSettings.enabled, + taskType.name, + taskSettings.model?.modelName ?: AppSettingsState.instance.defaultSmartModel().modelName, + ) + ) } taskTable.columnModel.getColumn(0).preferredWidth = 60 taskTable.columnModel.getColumn(0).maxWidth = 60 taskTable.columnModel.getColumn(1).preferredWidth = 200 + taskTable.columnModel.getColumn(2).preferredWidth = 200 + // Call setupCommandTable to initialize commandTable + setupCommandTable() } - override fun createCenterPanel(): JComponent { val panel = JPanel() panel.layout = BoxLayout(panel, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS) - panel.add(JLabel("Model:")) - panel.add(modelComboBox) - val indexOfFirst = ChatModels.values().toList().toTypedArray>().indexOfFirst { - it.second.name == settings.model.modelName || it.second.modelName == settings.model.modelName || it.first == settings.model.modelName - } - modelComboBox.selectedIndex = indexOfFirst panel.add(JLabel("Temperature:")) panel.add(temperatureSlider) panel.add(JLabel("Task Types:")) @@ -196,7 +201,7 @@ class PlanAheadConfigDialog( val taskTablePanel = JPanel(BorderLayout()) taskTablePanel.add(taskScrollPane, BorderLayout.CENTER) panel.add(taskTablePanel) - + panel.add(autoFixCheckbox) panel.add(JLabel("Auto-Fix Commands:")) val scrollPane = JBScrollPane(commandTable) @@ -206,39 +211,45 @@ class PlanAheadConfigDialog( panel.add(tablePanel) val buttonPanel = JPanel(GridLayout(1, 3)) buttonPanel.add(addCommandButton) + buttonPanel.add(editCommandButton) panel.add(buttonPanel) commandTable.isEnabled = true addCommandButton.isEnabled = true return panel } - override fun doOKAction() { - if (modelComboBox.selectedItem == null) { - JOptionPane.showMessageDialog( - null, - "Model selection cannot be empty", - "Error", - JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE - ) - return - } - settings.model = (modelComboBox.selectedItem as String).chatModel() // Update task settings for (i in 0 until taskTableModel.rowCount) { - settings.setTaskSettings(TaskType.valueOf(taskTableModel.getValueAt(i, 1) as String), TaskSettings(taskTableModel.getValueAt(i, 0) as Boolean)) + val taskType = TaskType.valueOf(taskTableModel.getValueAt(i, 1) as String) + val modelName = taskTableModel.getValueAt(i, 2) as String + val selectedModel = ChatModels.values().toList().find { it.first == modelName }?.second + settings.setTaskSettings(taskType, TaskSettings(taskTableModel.getValueAt(i, 0) as Boolean).apply { + this.model = selectedModel + }) } - settings.autoFix = autoFixCheckbox.isSelected settings.commandAutoFixCommands = (0 until tableModel.rowCount) .filter { tableModel.getValueAt(it, 0) as Boolean } .map { tableModel.getValueAt(it, 1) as String } - settings.enableCommandAutoFix = settings.commandAutoFixCommands?.isNotEmpty() ?: false // Update the global tool collection AppSettingsState.instance.executables.clear() - AppSettingsState.instance.executables.addAll((0 until tableModel.rowCount).map { - tableModel.getValueAt(it, 1) as String - }) + AppSettingsState.instance.executables.addAll(settings.commandAutoFixCommands!!) super.doOKAction() } + + private fun setupCommandTable() { + commandTable.columnModel.getColumn(0).apply { + cellEditor = DefaultCellEditor(JCheckBox()) + preferredWidth = 60 + maxWidth = 60 + } + tableModel.addTableModelListener { e -> + if (e.column == 0) { + val row = e.firstRow + val value = tableModel.getValueAt(row, 0) as Boolean + checkboxStates[row] = value + } + } + } } \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanChatAction.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanChatAction.kt index a7602af1..e2ee6a2c 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanChatAction.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PlanChatAction.kt @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ package com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.generic import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.AppServer import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState -import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState.Companion.chatModel import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent @@ -23,7 +22,7 @@ class PlanChatAction : BaseAction() { override fun handle(e: AnActionEvent) { val dialog = PlanAheadConfigDialog( e.project, PlanSettings( - model = AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel.chatModel(), + defaultModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultSmartModel(), parsingModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultFastModel(), command = listOf( if (System.getProperty("os.name").lowercase().contains("win")) "powershell" else "bash" diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PrePlanAction.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PrePlanAction.kt index b9f9fafd..a9338a53 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PrePlanAction.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/PrePlanAction.kt @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ package com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.generic import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.AppServer import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.actions.BaseAction import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState -import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState.Companion.chatModel import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.UITools import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionUpdateThread import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent @@ -51,7 +50,7 @@ class PrePlanAction : BaseAction() { DataStorage.sessionPaths[session] = root var planSettings = PlanSettings( - model = AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel.chatModel(), + defaultModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultSmartModel(), parsingModel = AppSettingsState.instance.defaultFastModel(), command = listOf( if (System.getProperty("os.name").lowercase().contains("win")) "powershell" else "bash" diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt index 029b2c26..43217101 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ChatClient import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.describe.Description import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ChatModels import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ImageModels +import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.OpenAIModels import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ValidatedObject import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil.toContentList import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.JsonUtil @@ -113,8 +114,8 @@ class ReactTypescriptWebDevelopmentAssistantAction : BaseAction() { data class Settings( val budget: Double? = 2.00, val tools: List = emptyList(), - val model: ChatModels = ChatModels.GPT4o, - val parsingModel: ChatModels = ChatModels.GPT4oMini, + val model: ChatModels = OpenAIModels.GPT4o, + val parsingModel: ChatModels = OpenAIModels.GPT4oMini, ) override val settingsClass: Class<*> get() = Settings::class.java diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt index 7ec75cd0..98a649a2 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/generic/WebDevelopmentAssistantAction.kt @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.ChatClient import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.describe.Description import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ChatModels import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ImageModels +import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.OpenAIModels import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.proxy.ValidatedObject import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil.toContentList import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.JsonUtil @@ -113,8 +114,8 @@ class WebDevelopmentAssistantAction : BaseAction() { data class Settings( val budget: Double? = 2.00, val tools: List = emptyList(), - val model: ChatModels = ChatModels.GPT4o, - val parsingModel: ChatModels = ChatModels.GPT4oMini, + val model: ChatModels = OpenAIModels.GPT4o, + val parsingModel: ChatModels = OpenAIModels.GPT4oMini, ) override val settingsClass: Class<*> get() = Settings::class.java diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.kt index d2f272a5..ebcfa226 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/config/AppSettingsState.kt @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ import com.intellij.openapi.components.Storage import com.intellij.util.xmlb.XmlSerializerUtil import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ChatModels import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ImageModels +import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.OpenAIModels import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.JsonUtil import java.io.File import java.util.* @@ -15,8 +16,8 @@ import java.util.* @State(name = "org.intellij.sdk.settings.AppSettingsState", storages = [Storage("SdkSettingsPlugin.xml")]) data class AppSettingsState( var temperature: Double = 0.1, - var smartModel: String = ChatModels.GPT4o.modelName, - var fastModel: String = ChatModels.GPT4oMini.modelName, + var smartModel: String = OpenAIModels.GPT4o.modelName, + var fastModel: String = OpenAIModels.GPT4oMini.modelName, var mainImageModel: String = ImageModels.DallE3.modelName, var listeningPort: Int = 8081, var listeningEndpoint: String = "localhost", @@ -153,7 +154,7 @@ data class AppSettingsState( fun String.chatModel(): ChatModels { return ChatModels.values().entries.firstOrNull { it.value.modelName == this || it.key == this - }?.value ?: ChatModels.GPT4oMini + }?.value ?: OpenAIModels.GPT4oMini } fun String.imageModel(): ImageModels { diff --git a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.kt b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.kt index 7a48829a..ab2a4bf0 100644 --- a/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.kt +++ b/src/main/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/ui/SettingsWidgetFactory.kt @@ -135,22 +135,6 @@ class SettingsWidgetFactory : StatusBarWidgetFactory { val hasApiKey = AppSettingsState.instance.apiKey?.filter { it.value.isNotBlank() }?.keys?.contains(it.provider.name) return false != hasApiKey -/* - if (it.provider == APIProvider.AWS) { - val modelName = it.modelName - val awsAuth = JsonUtil.fromJson(AppSettingsState.instance.apiKey?.get(it.provider.name)!!, AWSAuth::class.java) - val bedrockClient = BedrockClient.builder() - .credentialsProvider(ProfileCredentialsProvider.builder().profileName(awsAuth.profile).build()) - .region(Region.of(awsAuth.region)) - .build() - val listFoundationModels = - bedrockClient.listFoundationModels(ListFoundationModelsRequest.builder().build()) - val foundationModel = bedrockClient.getFoundationModel( - GetFoundationModelRequest.builder().modelIdentifier(modelName).build() - ) - foundationModel.modelDetails().modelLifecycle().status() == FoundationModelLifecycleStatus.ACTIVE - } -*/ } } } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ActionTestBase.kt b/src/test/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ActionTestBase.kt index c67bb7a0..a5287fd3 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ActionTestBase.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/com/github/simiacryptus/aicoder/actions/ActionTestBase.kt @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.config.AppSettingsState import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.ComputerLanguage import com.github.simiacryptus.aicoder.util.MarkdownProcessor import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.ChatModels +import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.models.OpenAIModels import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.ClientUtil import com.simiacryptus.jopenai.util.JsonUtil import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions @@ -16,7 +17,7 @@ open class ActionTestBase { fun testScript_SelectionAction(selectionAction: SelectionAction, scriptPath: String) { AppSettingsState.instance.apiKey = ClientUtil.keyMap.mapKeys { it.key }.toMutableMap() AppSettingsState.instance.temperature = 0.0 - AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel = ChatModels.GPT4oMini.name + AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel = OpenAIModels.GPT4oMini.name val input = selectionAction.javaClass.getResourceAsStream(scriptPath)?.readAllBytes()?.toString(Charsets.UTF_8) ?: "" @@ -64,7 +65,7 @@ open class ActionTestBase { ) { AppSettingsState.instance.apiKey = ClientUtil.keyMap.mapKeys { it.key }.toMutableMap() AppSettingsState.instance.temperature = 0.0 - AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel = ChatModels.GPT4oMini.name + AppSettingsState.instance.smartModel = OpenAIModels.GPT4oMini.name val input = selectionAction.javaClass.getResourceAsStream(scriptPath)?.readAllBytes()?.toString(Charsets.UTF_8) ?: ""