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feat: Added website data source! #101

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new WebsiteQueryEngine to enhance data querying capabilities by including website data sources.
    • Updated the query_multiple_source function to support a new website parameter.
  • Tests

    • Added a new test class to validate the functionality of the WebsiteQueryEngine.
  • Documentation

    • Updated module imports to include the new WebsiteQueryEngine.

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The changes introduce a new boolean parameter website to the query_multiple_source function in subquery.py, enabling the inclusion of a website query engine. A new class, WebsiteQueryEngine, is added in utils/query_engine/website.py, which extends the functionality of existing query engines. Additionally, a test class TestNotionQueryEngine is created to validate the WebsiteQueryEngine functionality in tests/unit/test_website_query_engine.py. The WebsiteQueryEngine is also imported into the query engine module, expanding the available query sources.

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File Change Summary
subquery.py Added website parameter to query_multiple_source. Implemented logic to initialize WebsiteQueryEngine.
tests/unit/test_website_query_engine.py Introduced TestNotionQueryEngine class to test WebsiteQueryEngine functionality.
utils/query_engine/__init__.py Added import for WebsiteQueryEngine from the website module.
utils/query_engine/website.py Created WebsiteQueryEngine class inheriting from BaseQdrantEngine.

Possibly related issues

  • feat: Add website data source #100: This change directly addresses the objective of adding a website data source, as it introduces the WebsiteQueryEngine and integrates it into the query functionality.

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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
utils/query_engine/website.py (1)

1-3: Consider importing typing module and removing extra blank line

Since type hints are used in the code (str annotation), it's good practice to explicitly import them. Also, there's an unnecessary blank line that could be removed.

+from typing import Optional
 from utils.query_engine.base_qdrant_engine import BaseQdrantEngine
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tests/unit/test_website_query_engine.py (1)

1-7: Consider adding docstrings for better test documentation

Add class and method level docstrings to clearly document the test cases and their purposes.

Example:

class TestWebsiteQueryEngine(TestCase):
    """Test suite for WebsiteQueryEngine functionality.
    
    These tests verify the initialization, preparation, and querying capabilities
    of the WebsiteQueryEngine class.
    """
subquery.py (1)

33-33: Add documentation for the website parameter

The function's docstring needs to be updated to include documentation for the new website parameter, following the same pattern as other boolean parameters.

Add this to the docstring:

    github : bool
        if `True` then add the engine to the subquery_generator
        default is set to False
+   website : bool
+       if `True` then add the engine to the subquery_generator
+       default is set to False
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utils/query_engine/__init__.py (1)

10-10: LGTM! The import follows the established pattern.

The addition of WebsiteQueryEngine import maintains consistency with other query engine imports and supports the new website data source feature.

Let's verify the WebsiteQueryEngine implementation and check for potential circular dependencies:

✅ Verification successful

Import is correctly implemented and safe to use

The verification confirms:

  • WebsiteQueryEngine is properly implemented in website.py, inheriting from BaseQdrantEngine
  • The inheritance chain is clean with no circular dependencies (BaseQdrantEngine imports from core libraries)
  • The import is being used correctly in subquery.py and tests
  • The import follows the same pattern as other query engines in the codebase
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# Description: Verify WebsiteQueryEngine implementation exists and check for circular imports

# Check if the website.py module exists and contains WebsiteQueryEngine
echo "Checking WebsiteQueryEngine implementation:"
fd --type f "website.py" utils/query_engine/ --exec cat {}

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rg -l "from.*query_engine" utils/query_engine/website.py || echo "No circular imports found"

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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the base_qdrant_engine.py to understand the inheritance chain
echo "Checking BaseQdrantEngine implementation:"
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# Check if there are any other imports of WebsiteQueryEngine that could create circular deps
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subquery.py (2)

18-18: LGTM: Import follows established patterns

The WebsiteQueryEngine import is properly placed within the grouped imports and follows the existing import pattern.


185-199: Implementation follows established patterns correctly

The WebsiteQueryEngine integration follows the same robust pattern as other query engines:

  • Proper collection existence check
  • Consistent error handling
  • Clear metadata description
  • Correct engine initialization and preparation

Let's verify the consistency of the "website" collection name across the codebase:

✅ Verification successful

Collection name "website" is consistently used across the codebase

The verification confirms that:

  • The collection name "website" is consistently used in both the WebsiteQueryEngine class initialization (utils/query_engine/website.py) and the query engine integration (subquery.py)
  • The platform name matches exactly in all occurrences
  • The implementation follows the same pattern as seen in the base class (BaseQdrantEngine)
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# Search for website collection references
rg -i "\"website\"" --type python

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  $$$
  def __init__($$$) {
    $$$
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  $$$
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#!/bin/bash
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@amindadgar amindadgar merged commit 1758e61 into main Nov 27, 2024
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