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- basilisk/config/conversation_profile.py (1 hunks)
- basilisk/gui/base_conversation.py (1 hunks)
- basilisk/gui/conversation_profile_dialog.py (1 hunks)
- basilisk/gui/conversation_tab.py (8 hunks)
- basilisk/gui/main_frame.py (11 hunks)
- basilisk/provider_ai_model.py (1 hunks)
- basilisk/provider_engine/base_engine.py (2 hunks)
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basilisk/provider_ai_model.py (2)
36-44: Previous comment on adding a docstring todisplay_detailsmethod is still applicable
52-56: Previous comment on adding a docstring toeffective_max_output_tokensproperty is still applicablebasilisk/gui/conversation_tab.py (11)
35-37: Imports are correctly added and utilizedThe imported modules
BaseConversation,show_html_view_window, andSearchDialogare necessary and appropriately used in the codebase.
62-62: Inheriting fromBaseConversationenhances functionalityAdding
BaseConversationto the inheritance list ofConversationTabpromotes code reuse and modularity, aligning with object-oriented best practices.
71-74: Constructor updated to include optionalprofileparameterIncluding
profile: Optional[config.ConversationProfile] = Nonein the constructor allows for initializing the conversation with a specific profile, enhancing flexibility.
91-91:init_datamethod correctly initializes withprofilePassing the
profileparameter toinit_dataensures that conversation profiles are applied upon initialization, aligning with the PR objectives.
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96-171: UI component setup refactored for better organizationReplacing direct manipulations of UI elements with dedicated methods like
create_account_widget,create_system_prompt_widget,create_model_widget, etc., improves code readability and maintainability.
206-208:apply_profilemethod applied to initialize dataThe
init_datamethod now callsapply_profile(profile), ensuring that the conversation tab is initialized with the specified profile settings.
227-228: Superclass methodon_account_changeutilized properlyUsing
account = super().on_account_change(event)ensures that the base class logic is executed, promoting code reuse.
239-240: Accessing main frame usingwx.GetTopLevelParentRefactoring to use
wx.GetTopLevelParent(self)enhances robustness by reducing dependency on UI hierarchy depth, addressing previous concerns.
762-762: Inserting previous prompt when prompt is emptyThe condition
if not self.prompt.GetValue():ensures that the previous prompt is inserted only when the prompt field is empty, enhancing user experience by facilitating quick re-submission.
77-77:⚠️ Potential issueConstructor initializes base classes directly
Directly calling
BaseConversation.__init__(self)andwx.Panel.__init__(self, parent)may not properly handle the method resolution order (MRO) in multiple inheritance. Usingsuper().__init__(parent)ensures all base classes are initialized correctly.Apply this diff to adjust the initialization:
-def __init__( - self, - parent: wx.Window, - title: str = _("Untitled conversation"), - profile: Optional[config.ConversationProfile] = None, -): - wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent) - BaseConversation.__init__(self) +def __init__( + self, + parent: wx.Window, + title: str = _("Untitled conversation"), + profile: Optional[config.ConversationProfile] = None, +): + super().__init__(parent)This change assumes that both
wx.PanelandBaseConversationare compatible withsuper()and cooperate in the MRO, enhancing maintainability.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
243-244: Redundant account check after handling no accountsAfter addressing the scenario where no accounts are configured, the subsequent check
if not account:may still be necessary if the account selection can result inNoneeven when accounts exist. Verify if this additional check is required to handle cases where the user does not select an account.Ensure the redundancy of the account check:
If
accountcan legitimately beNone, the check is necessary.✅ Verification successful
The account check is necessary to handle cases where no account is selected.
- The
refresh_accountsmethod can result inaccountbeingNoneifGetSelection()returnswx.NOT_FOUND.- This ensures that the application gracefully handles scenarios where the user does not select an account.
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basilisk/gui/conversation_profile_dialog.py (4)
126-126: Ensuremodel_validateis called correctly.The method
model_validateis called on the classConversationProfile. Ensure thatmodel_validateis intended to be a class method. If it's an instance method, you should call it on the instanceself.profile.If
model_validateis a class method, the code is correct. Otherwise, update the call as follows:- ConversationProfile.model_validate(self.profile) + self.profile.model_validate()
286-286: Check the return value ofwx.MessageBox.Ensure that
wx.MessageBoxreturnswx.ID_YESwhen the user confirms. While the code useswx.ID_YES, it's good practice to verify that this is the correct constant for the comparison.
343-348: Ensure event is skipped after handling key down events.In the
on_list_profile_key_downmethod, you're callingevent.Skip()after handling specific keys. Ensure that this behavior is intended. Skipping the event allows other handlers to process the event, which might lead to unexpected behavior if not managed carefully.
233-235: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEnhance readability by using list comprehension.
Replacing the
mapfunction with a list comprehension improves readability and is more Pythonic.Apply this refactor to your code:
def update_ui(self): self.list_profile_ctrl.DeleteAllItems() - for profile_name in map(lambda x: x.name, self.profiles): + for profile_name in [profile.name for profile in self.profiles]: self.list_profile_ctrl.Append([profile_name])Likely invalid or redundant comment.
basilisk/gui/main_frame.py (5)
52-52: Initialize default conversation on startupThe call to
self.on_new_default_conversation(None)ensures that a default conversation is created when the application starts, enhancing the user experience by providing an immediate conversation window.
74-76: Bind 'New conversation' menu item to the default handlerUpdating the event binding to
on_new_default_conversationcorrectly handles the creation of a new conversation using the default profile.
162-166: Correct menu item label formattingThe shortcut key in the menu item label is now properly formatted with a tab character
\t, ensuring that "Ctrl+Shift+O" displays correctly for the "Manage conversation profiles" menu item.
419-437: Refactor profile retrieval into a helper methodThe new method
get_selected_profile_from_menueffectively encapsulates the logic for retrieving the selected profile from the menu, reducing code duplication and enhancing maintainability.
737-738: Properly destroy the context menu after useCalling
menu.Destroy()afterself.PopupMenu(menu)ensures that resources are released properly, preventing potential memory leaks.
| self.profile_name_txt.SetValue(profile.name) | ||
| if profile.account or profile.ai_model_info: | ||
| self.include_account_checkbox.SetValue( | ||
| self.profile.account is not None |
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Use profile instead of self.profile within apply_profile method.
In the apply_profile method, you're using self.profile.account instead of profile.account. Since profile is passed as a parameter and may differ from self.profile, this could lead to incorrect behavior if self.profile and profile are not the same instance.
Apply this fix to use the correct reference:
- self.include_account_checkbox.SetValue(
- self.profile.account is not None
- )
+ self.include_account_checkbox.SetValue(
+ profile.account is not None
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| dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog( | ||
| self, | ||
| # translators: Dialog title to add a new conversation profile | ||
| title=_("Add Conversation Profile"), | ||
| ) | ||
| if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK: | ||
| self.profiles.add(dialog.profile) | ||
| self.update_ui() | ||
| self.profiles.save() | ||
| self.on_list_item_selected(None) |
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Properly destroy dialogs to prevent resource leaks
In the on_add method, the EditConversationProfileDialog instance dialog is not destroyed after it is no longer needed. Failing to call dialog.Destroy() can lead to resource leaks in wxPython applications.
Apply this diff to destroy the dialog after use:
def on_add(self, event):
dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog(
self,
title=_("Add Conversation Profile"),
)
if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK:
self.profiles.add(dialog.profile)
self.update_ui()
self.profiles.save()
self.on_list_item_selected(None)
self.menu_update = True
+ dialog.Destroy()Ensure that any dialogs created are properly destroyed after use.
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| dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog( | |
| self, | |
| # translators: Dialog title to add a new conversation profile | |
| title=_("Add Conversation Profile"), | |
| ) | |
| if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK: | |
| self.profiles.add(dialog.profile) | |
| self.update_ui() | |
| self.profiles.save() | |
| self.on_list_item_selected(None) | |
| dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog( | |
| self, | |
| # translators: Dialog title to add a new conversation profile | |
| title=_("Add Conversation Profile"), | |
| ) | |
| if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK: | |
| self.profiles.add(dialog.profile) | |
| self.update_ui() | |
| self.profiles.save() | |
| self.on_list_item_selected(None) | |
| self.menu_update = True | |
| dialog.Destroy() |
| dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog( | ||
| self, | ||
| "Edit Conversation Profile", | ||
| profile=self.profiles[profile_index], | ||
| ) | ||
| if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK: | ||
| self.profiles[profile_index] = dialog.profile | ||
| self.profiles.save() | ||
| self.update_ui() | ||
| self.list_profile_ctrl.SetItemState( | ||
| profile_index, | ||
| wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED, | ||
| wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED, | ||
| ) | ||
| self.on_list_item_selected(None) | ||
| self.menu_update = True |
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Properly destroy dialogs to prevent resource leaks
In the on_edit method, the EditConversationProfileDialog instance dialog is not destroyed after it is no longer needed. To prevent resource leaks, it's important to call dialog.Destroy() after you're done with the dialog.
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def on_edit(self, event):
profile_index = self.current_profile_index
if profile_index is None:
return
dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog(
self,
"Edit Conversation Profile",
profile=self.profiles[profile_index],
)
if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK:
self.profiles[profile_index] = dialog.profile
self.profiles.save()
self.update_ui()
self.list_profile_ctrl.SetItemState(
profile_index,
wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED,
wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED,
)
self.on_list_item_selected(None)
self.menu_update = True
+ dialog.Destroy()Ensure that all dialogs are properly destroyed to manage resources effectively.
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| dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog( | |
| self, | |
| "Edit Conversation Profile", | |
| profile=self.profiles[profile_index], | |
| ) | |
| if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK: | |
| self.profiles[profile_index] = dialog.profile | |
| self.profiles.save() | |
| self.update_ui() | |
| self.list_profile_ctrl.SetItemState( | |
| profile_index, | |
| wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED, | |
| wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED, | |
| ) | |
| self.on_list_item_selected(None) | |
| self.menu_update = True | |
| dialog = EditConversationProfileDialog( | |
| self, | |
| "Edit Conversation Profile", | |
| profile=self.profiles[profile_index], | |
| ) | |
| if dialog.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK: | |
| self.profiles[profile_index] = dialog.profile | |
| self.profiles.save() | |
| self.update_ui() | |
| self.list_profile_ctrl.SetItemState( | |
| profile_index, | |
| wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED, | |
| wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED | wx.LIST_STATE_FOCUSED, | |
| ) | |
| self.on_list_item_selected(None) | |
| self.menu_update = True | |
| dialog.Destroy() |
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basilisk/gui/main_frame.py (4)
52-52: Initialization with default conversationThe addition of
self.on_new_default_conversation(None)ensures the application starts with a default conversation, enhancing user experience.
74-76: Binding 'New conversation' menu item to default conversation handlerThe 'New conversation' menu item is correctly bound to
self.on_new_default_conversation, allowing users to start a new conversation using the default profile.
162-172: Adding 'Manage conversation profiles' to the tools menuThe addition of the 'Manage conversation profiles' menu item provides users with easy access to manage their conversation profiles.
210-210: Binding context menu on notebook tabsBinding the event
EVT_CONTEXT_MENUtoon_notebook_context_menuenables context-specific actions on conversation tabs, improving user interaction.
| if profile.system_prompt: | ||
| # translators: Summary of a conversation profile | ||
| summary += _("System prompt: %s\n") % profile.system_prompt | ||
| return summary |
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Consider truncating long system prompts in profile summaries
When displaying the system prompt in the profile summary, a very long prompt can make the summary difficult to read. Consider truncating the system prompt or limiting it to a certain number of characters or lines to improve readability.
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if profile.system_prompt:
# translators: Summary of a conversation profile
- summary += _("System prompt: %s\n") % profile.system_prompt
+ # Truncate system prompt if it's longer than 100 characters
+ truncated_prompt = (profile.system_prompt[:100] + '...') if len(profile.system_prompt) > 100 else profile.system_prompt
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| if profile.system_prompt: | |
| # translators: Summary of a conversation profile | |
| summary += _("System prompt: %s\n") % profile.system_prompt | |
| return summary | |
| if profile.system_prompt: | |
| # translators: Summary of a conversation profile | |
| # Truncate system prompt if it's longer than 100 characters | |
| truncated_prompt = (profile.system_prompt[:100] + '...') if len(profile.system_prompt) > 100 else profile.system_prompt | |
| summary += _("System prompt: %s\n") % truncated_prompt | |
| return summary |
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basilisk/gui/conversation_profile_dialog.py (8)
13-25: Initialization ofEditConversationProfileDialogis correctThe
__init__method properly initializes the dialog and applies the profile correctly.
27-73: UI components are appropriately set up ininit_uiThe user interface elements are correctly initialized and laid out, ensuring a good user experience.
74-85: Profile application logic inapply_profileis soundThe method accurately applies the profile settings to the UI components.
128-128: Consider validating the profile instance methodInstead of calling the class method
ConversationProfile.model_validate(self.profile), it might be more appropriate to call an instance method for validation to ensure all instance-specific data is properly validated.Check if
model_validateshould be an instance method. If so, apply this change:-ConversationProfile.model_validate(self.profile) +self.profile.validate()Ensure that the
validatemethod exists and performs the necessary validations on the profile instance.
347-352: Ensure event is skipped after key handlingIn the
on_list_profile_key_downmethod, it's good practice to ensure the event is skipped after handling specific keys to allow other controls to process the event if necessary.
234-238: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Enhance readability by using list comprehension
Replacing the
mapfunction with a list comprehension in theupdate_uimethod improves readability and is more Pythonic.Apply this diff to update the code:
def update_ui(self): self.list_profile_ctrl.DeleteAllItems() - for profile_name in map(lambda x: x.name, self.profiles): + for profile_name in [profile.name for profile in self.profiles]: self.list_profile_ctrl.Append([profile_name])Likely invalid or redundant comment.
123-126: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAlign
top_pdefault value handling withtemperatureIn the
on_okmethod, for consistency and to accommodate models with different defaulttop_pvalues, comparetop_pagainstmodel.default_top_pinstead of1.0, similar to howtemperatureis handled.Apply this diff to improve consistency:
top_p = self.top_p_spinner.GetValue() -if model and top_p != 1.0: +if model and top_p != model.default_top_p: self.profile.top_p = top_p else: self.profile.top_p = NoneEnsure that
model.default_top_pis defined in your model class.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
328-331: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionTruncate long system prompts in profile summaries
Displaying very long system prompts can make the profile summary hard to read. Consider truncating the system prompt to improve readability.
Apply this diff to implement truncation:
if profile.system_prompt: # translators: Summary of a conversation profile - summary += _("System prompt: %s\n") % profile.system_prompt + # Truncate system prompt if it's longer than 100 characters + truncated_prompt = (profile.system_prompt[:100] + '...') if len(profile.system_prompt) > 100 else profile.system_prompt + summary += _("System prompt: %s\n") % truncated_promptLikely invalid or redundant comment.
basilisk/gui/conversation_tab.py (8)
35-37: Imports added for new featuresThe necessary modules
BaseConversation,show_html_view_window, andSearchDialogare appropriately imported to support the new functionalities.
62-62: Class now inherits fromBaseConversationThe
ConversationTabclass correctly extendsBaseConversationalongsidewx.Panel, which aligns with the integration of conversation profiles.
77-77: Consider usingsuper().__init__()for proper multiple inheritanceDirectly calling
BaseConversation.__init__(self)may not handle the method resolution order (MRO) correctly in multiple inheritance scenarios. Usingsuper().__init__()ensures all base classes are initialized properly.
91-91: Initialize data with the provided profileThe call to
self.init_data(profile)ensures that the conversation tab is initialized with the appropriate conversation profile.
171-171: Verify initialization of instance variables increate_stream_widget()Since
create_stream_widget()is not assigned to a variable, ensure that it properly initializes any instance variables (e.g.,self.stream_mode) used later in the code.
206-208: Ensureapply_profilehandlesNoneprofiles safelyWhen
profileisNone, callingself.apply_profile(profile, True)should not cause errors. Verify that theapply_profilemethod can handleNonewithout issues.
243-244: Redundant account check after handling no accountsAs previously noted, the check
if not account:may be redundant after addressing the scenario where no accounts are configured. Review if this additional check is necessary.
762-762: Insert previous prompt when current prompt is emptyThe logic correctly checks if the current prompt is empty and inserts the previous prompt, enhancing user convenience.
| float_spin_accessible = FloatSpinTextCtrlAccessible( | ||
| win=self.temperature_spinner._textctrl, | ||
| name=label.GetLabel().replace("&", ""), | ||
| ) | ||
| self.temperature_spinner._textctrl.SetAccessible(float_spin_accessible) | ||
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Avoid accessing private attributes _textctrl
In create_temperature_widget and create_top_p_widget, you're accessing the private attribute _textctrl of FloatSpin. Accessing private attributes (prefixed with an underscore) is discouraged as it can lead to fragile code if the underlying library changes its implementation. This practice may result in compatibility issues with future versions of the library.
Consider the following options:
- Option 1: Check if the library provides a public method or property to achieve the desired functionality.
- Option 2: Subclass
FloatSpinand add the necessary accessibility features without accessing private attributes.
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| account = self.current_account | ||
| if not account: | ||
| return None | ||
| return self.accounts_engines[account.id] |
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Handle potential KeyError when accessing accounts_engines
In the current_engine property, accessing self.accounts_engines[account.id] may raise a KeyError if the engine for the current account hasn't been initialized yet. This situation can occur if on_account_change hasn't been called for the current account. Consider using the get method to safely retrieve the engine or handle the exception appropriately.
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def current_engine(self) -> Optional[BaseEngine]:
account = self.current_account
if not account:
return None
- return self.accounts_engines[account.id]
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| return self.accounts_engines[account.id] | |
| return self.accounts_engines.get(account.id) |
| if fall_back_default_account and not profile: | ||
| log.debug("no profile, select default account") | ||
| self.select_default_account() | ||
| return |
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Add a check for None profile before accessing its attributes
In the apply_profile method, if profile is None and fall_back_default_account is False, the code continues to access profile.system_prompt and other attributes, which will raise an AttributeError. To prevent this, add a check to ensure profile is not None before proceeding.
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def apply_profile(
self,
profile: Optional[config.ConversationProfile],
fall_back_default_account: bool = False,
):
+ if not profile:
+ return
if fall_back_default_account and not profile:
log.debug("no profile, select default account")
self.select_default_account()
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| self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.SetMax(model.effective_max_output_tokens) | ||
| self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.SetValue(0) |
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Set a meaningful default value for max_tokens_spin_ctrl
In the on_model_change method, self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl is set to 0 when a new model is selected. Setting it to zero might not be meaningful to users and could lead to confusion. Consider setting it to the model's default maximum tokens or leaving it unchanged if appropriate.
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def on_model_change(self, event):
model = self.current_model
if not model:
return
self.temperature_spinner.SetMax(model.max_temperature)
self.temperature_spinner.SetValue(model.default_temperature)
self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.SetMax(model.effective_max_output_tokens)
- self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.SetValue(0)
+ self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.SetValue(model.default_max_tokens or 0)Ensure that model.default_max_tokens is defined in the ProviderAIModel class and provides a reasonable default value.
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| profile = self.current_profile | ||
| if profile is None: | ||
| return | ||
| self.profiles.set_default_profile(profile) | ||
| self.profiles.save() | ||
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Update UI after setting a default profile
In the on_default method, after setting a profile as default, it's helpful to update the UI to reflect this change immediately.
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def on_default(self, event):
profile = self.current_profile
if profile is None:
return
self.profiles.set_default_profile(profile)
self.profiles.save()
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| profile = self.current_profile | |
| if profile is None: | |
| return | |
| self.profiles.set_default_profile(profile) | |
| self.profiles.save() | |
| profile = self.current_profile | |
| if profile is None: | |
| return | |
| self.profiles.set_default_profile(profile) | |
| self.profiles.save() | |
| self.update_ui() | |
| self.on_list_item_selected(None) |
| def on_ok(self, event): | ||
| if not self.profile: | ||
| self.profile = ConversationProfile.model_construct() | ||
| self.profile.name = self.profile_name_txt.GetValue() | ||
| if not self.profile.name: | ||
| wx.MessageBox( | ||
| # translators: Message box title for a conversation profile name | ||
| _("Profile name cannot be empty"), | ||
| # translators: Message box title for a conversation profile name | ||
| _("Profile name error"), | ||
| style=wx.OK | wx.ICON_ERROR, | ||
| ) | ||
| return | ||
| self.profile.system_prompt = self.system_prompt_txt.GetValue() | ||
| account = self.current_account | ||
| model = self.current_model | ||
| if self.include_account_checkbox.GetValue(): | ||
| self.profile.set_account(account) | ||
| else: | ||
| self.profile.set_account(None) | ||
| if account and model: | ||
| self.profile.set_model_info( | ||
| self.current_account.provider.id, self.current_model.id | ||
| ) | ||
| else: | ||
| self.profile.ai_model_info = None | ||
| max_tokens = self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.GetValue() | ||
| if model and max_tokens > 0: | ||
| self.profile.max_tokens = max_tokens | ||
| else: | ||
| self.profile.max_tokens = None | ||
| temperature = self.temperature_spinner.GetValue() | ||
| if model and temperature != model.default_temperature: | ||
| self.profile.temperature = temperature | ||
| else: | ||
| self.profile.temperature = None | ||
| top_p = self.top_p_spinner.GetValue() | ||
| if model and top_p != 1.0: | ||
| self.profile.top_p = top_p | ||
| else: | ||
| self.profile.top_p = None | ||
| self.profile.stream_mode = self.stream_mode.GetValue() | ||
| ConversationProfile.model_validate(self.profile) | ||
| self.EndModal(wx.ID_OK) | ||
|
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Potential issue with using model_construct for profile creation
When creating a new profile in the on_ok method, consider using the standard constructor ConversationProfile() instead of ConversationProfile.model_construct(). Using the standard constructor ensures data validation occurs, which can prevent potential issues with invalid data.
Apply this diff to use the standard constructor:
def on_ok(self, event):
if not self.profile:
- self.profile = ConversationProfile.model_construct()
+ self.profile = ConversationProfile()
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| def on_ok(self, event): | |
| if not self.profile: | |
| self.profile = ConversationProfile.model_construct() | |
| self.profile.name = self.profile_name_txt.GetValue() | |
| if not self.profile.name: | |
| wx.MessageBox( | |
| # translators: Message box title for a conversation profile name | |
| _("Profile name cannot be empty"), | |
| # translators: Message box title for a conversation profile name | |
| _("Profile name error"), | |
| style=wx.OK | wx.ICON_ERROR, | |
| ) | |
| return | |
| self.profile.system_prompt = self.system_prompt_txt.GetValue() | |
| account = self.current_account | |
| model = self.current_model | |
| if self.include_account_checkbox.GetValue(): | |
| self.profile.set_account(account) | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.set_account(None) | |
| if account and model: | |
| self.profile.set_model_info( | |
| self.current_account.provider.id, self.current_model.id | |
| ) | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.ai_model_info = None | |
| max_tokens = self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.GetValue() | |
| if model and max_tokens > 0: | |
| self.profile.max_tokens = max_tokens | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.max_tokens = None | |
| temperature = self.temperature_spinner.GetValue() | |
| if model and temperature != model.default_temperature: | |
| self.profile.temperature = temperature | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.temperature = None | |
| top_p = self.top_p_spinner.GetValue() | |
| if model and top_p != 1.0: | |
| self.profile.top_p = top_p | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.top_p = None | |
| self.profile.stream_mode = self.stream_mode.GetValue() | |
| ConversationProfile.model_validate(self.profile) | |
| self.EndModal(wx.ID_OK) | |
| def on_ok(self, event): | |
| if not self.profile: | |
| self.profile = ConversationProfile() | |
| self.profile.name = self.profile_name_txt.GetValue() | |
| if not self.profile.name: | |
| wx.MessageBox( | |
| # translators: Message box title for a conversation profile name | |
| _("Profile name cannot be empty"), | |
| # translators: Message box title for a conversation profile name | |
| _("Profile name error"), | |
| style=wx.OK | wx.ICON_ERROR, | |
| ) | |
| return | |
| self.profile.system_prompt = self.system_prompt_txt.GetValue() | |
| account = self.current_account | |
| model = self.current_model | |
| if self.include_account_checkbox.GetValue(): | |
| self.profile.set_account(account) | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.set_account(None) | |
| if account and model: | |
| self.profile.set_model_info( | |
| self.current_account.provider.id, self.current_model.id | |
| ) | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.ai_model_info = None | |
| max_tokens = self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl.GetValue() | |
| if model and max_tokens > 0: | |
| self.profile.max_tokens = max_tokens | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.max_tokens = None | |
| temperature = self.temperature_spinner.GetValue() | |
| if model and temperature != model.default_temperature: | |
| self.profile.temperature = temperature | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.temperature = None | |
| top_p = self.top_p_spinner.GetValue() | |
| if model and top_p != 1.0: | |
| self.profile.top_p = top_p | |
| else: | |
| self.profile.top_p = None | |
| self.profile.stream_mode = self.stream_mode.GetValue() | |
| ConversationProfile.model_validate(self.profile) | |
| self.EndModal(wx.ID_OK) |
| label = self.create_model_widget() | ||
| sizer.Add(label, proportion=0, flag=wx.EXPAND) | ||
| self.model_list = wx.ListCtrl(self, style=wx.LC_REPORT) | ||
| # Translators: This label appears in the main window's list of models | ||
| self.model_list.InsertColumn(0, _("Name")) | ||
| # Translators: This label appears in the main window's list of models to indicate whether the model supports images | ||
| self.model_list.InsertColumn(1, _("Vision")) | ||
| # Translators: This label appears in the main window's list of models | ||
| self.model_list.InsertColumn(2, _("Context window")) | ||
| # Translators: This label appears in the main window's list of models | ||
| self.model_list.InsertColumn(3, _("Max tokens")) | ||
| self.model_list.SetColumnWidth(0, 200) | ||
| self.model_list.SetColumnWidth(1, 100) | ||
| self.model_list.SetColumnWidth(2, 100) | ||
| self.model_list.SetColumnWidth(3, 100) | ||
| sizer.Add(self.model_list, proportion=0, flag=wx.ALL | wx.EXPAND) | ||
| self.model_list.Bind(wx.EVT_LIST_ITEM_SELECTED, self.on_model_change) | ||
| self.model_list.Bind(wx.EVT_KEY_DOWN, self.on_model_key_down) | ||
| self.model_list.Bind(wx.EVT_CONTEXT_MENU, self.on_model_context_menu) | ||
|
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| self.max_tokens_label = wx.StaticText( | ||
| self, | ||
| # Translators: This is a label for max tokens in the main window | ||
| label=_("Max to&kens:"), | ||
| ) | ||
| self.max_tokens_label = self.create_max_tokens_widget() | ||
| sizer.Add(self.max_tokens_label, proportion=0, flag=wx.EXPAND) | ||
| self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl = wx.SpinCtrl( | ||
| self, value='0', min=0, max=2000000 | ||
| ) | ||
| sizer.Add(self.max_tokens_spin_ctrl, proportion=0, flag=wx.EXPAND) | ||
|
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||
| self.temperature_label = wx.StaticText( | ||
| self, | ||
| # Translators: This is a label for temperature in the main window | ||
| label=_("&Temperature:"), | ||
| ) | ||
| self.temperature_label = self.create_temperature_widget() | ||
| sizer.Add(self.temperature_label, proportion=0, flag=wx.EXPAND) | ||
| self.temperature_spinner = FloatSpin( | ||
| self, | ||
| min_val=0.0, | ||
| max_val=2.0, | ||
| increment=0.01, | ||
| value=0.5, | ||
| digits=2, | ||
| name="temperature", | ||
| ) | ||
| float_spin_accessible = FloatSpinTextCtrlAccessible( | ||
| win=self.temperature_spinner._textctrl, | ||
| name=self.temperature_label.GetLabel().replace("&", ""), | ||
| ) | ||
| self.temperature_spinner._textctrl.SetAccessible(float_spin_accessible) | ||
| sizer.Add(self.temperature_spinner, proportion=0, flag=wx.EXPAND) | ||
|
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| self.top_p_label = wx.StaticText( | ||
| self, | ||
| # Translators: This is a label for top P in the main window | ||
| label=_("Probabilit&y Mass (top P):"), | ||
| ) | ||
| self.top_p_label = self.create_top_p_widget() | ||
| sizer.Add(self.top_p_label, proportion=0, flag=wx.EXPAND) | ||
| self.top_p_spinner = FloatSpin( | ||
| self, | ||
| min_val=0.0, | ||
| max_val=1.0, | ||
| increment=0.01, | ||
| value=1.0, | ||
| digits=2, | ||
| name="Top P", | ||
| ) | ||
| float_spin_accessible = FloatSpinTextCtrlAccessible( | ||
| win=self.top_p_spinner._textctrl, | ||
| name=self.top_p_label.GetLabel().replace("&", ""), | ||
| ) | ||
| self.top_p_spinner._textctrl.SetAccessible(float_spin_accessible) | ||
| sizer.Add(self.top_p_spinner, proportion=0, flag=wx.EXPAND) | ||
|
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| self.stream_mode = wx.CheckBox( | ||
| self, | ||
| # Translators: This is a label for stream mode in the main window | ||
| label=_("&Stream mode"), | ||
| ) | ||
| self.stream_mode.SetValue(True) | ||
| self.create_stream_widget() |
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Standardize widget creation and assignment
Some widget creation methods return values assigned to variables (e.g., label = self.create_model_widget()), while others like self.create_stream_widget() do not. For consistency, consider assigning all created widgets to instance variables or consistently returning them.
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- basilisk/gui/conversation_profile_dialog.py (1 hunks)
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basilisk/gui/account_dialog.py (2)
621-621: Minor UX improvement, indirectly supporting PR objectives.While this change doesn't directly address the main objectives of enhancing control of system prompts and managing conversation profiles, it does contribute to an overall improvement in user experience. By adding the escape key functionality to close the dialog, the change makes the application more intuitive and user-friendly.
This improvement, although small, aligns with the broader goal of enhancing user interaction with the application. As you continue to implement features for better control of system prompts and conversation profiles, maintaining this focus on user experience will be crucial.
Consider applying similar UX improvements throughout the application, especially in the new features being developed for system prompt control and conversation profile management. This will ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience across all aspects of the application.
621-621: Improved dialog behavior with escape key functionality.The addition of
self.SetEscapeId(btn.GetId())enhances the user experience by allowing the dialog to be closed using the escape key. This is a standard behavior in most GUI applications and aligns well with user expectations.To ensure consistency across the application, let's check if other dialogs implement similar functionality:
This will help us identify if this improvement should be applied to other dialogs as well.
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AccountDialog.The addition of
self.SetEscapeId(btn.GetId())inbasilisk/gui/account_dialog.pyensures that the dialog can be closed using the escape key, enhancing the user experience. No other dialog classes in the codebase currently implement this functionality, which confirms that this change is correctly applied.🏁 Scripts executed
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| self.include_account_checkbox = wx.CheckBox( | ||
| self, | ||
| # translators: Label for including an account in a conversation profile | ||
| label=_("&Include account in profile"), | ||
| ) |
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Add include_account_checkbox to the sizer to display it in the dialog
The include_account_checkbox is created but not added to the sizer, so it won't appear in the dialog. You need to add it to the sizer to ensure it is displayed.
Apply this diff to add the checkbox to the sizer:
self.include_account_checkbox = wx.CheckBox(
self,
# translators: Label for including an account in a conversation profile
label=_("&Include account in profile"),
)
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| self.include_account_checkbox = wx.CheckBox( | |
| self, | |
| # translators: Label for including an account in a conversation profile | |
| label=_("&Include account in profile"), | |
| ) | |
| self.include_account_checkbox = wx.CheckBox( | |
| self, | |
| # translators: Label for including an account in a conversation profile | |
| label=_("&Include account in profile"), | |
| ) | |
| self.sizer.Add(self.include_account_checkbox, 0, wx.ALL, 5) |
…ortcuts - Added a key binding for Ctrl+P to select a conversation profile in ConversationTab. - Removed `on_key_down` method and integrated key event handling in `on_char_hook`. - Updated key combination for preferences in MainFrame menu from Ctrl+Shift+P to Ctrl+,. - Removed unused ID for preferences in MainFrame.
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basilisk/gui/main_frame.py (3)
435-440: LGTM: New conversation creation with selected profileThe implementation correctly handles profile selection and new conversation creation. It properly uses the
get_selected_profile_from_menumethod and checks for a valid profile before creating the conversation.
475-481: LGTM: Updated new_conversation methodThe
new_conversationmethod has been correctly updated to accept an optionalprofileparameter and pass it to theConversationTabconstructor. This change aligns well with the new conversation profile functionality.
739-744:⚠️ Potential issueCheck for open conversation when applying profile
The
on_apply_conversation_profilemethod doesn't verify if a conversation is currently open before attempting to apply the profile. This could lead to errors if the user somehow triggers this action when no conversation is active.Add a check for an open conversation:
def on_apply_conversation_profile(self, event): + if not self.current_tab: + wx.MessageBox( + _("No conversation selected"), + _("Error"), + wx.OK | wx.ICON_ERROR + ) + return profile = self.get_selected_profile_from_menu(event) if not profile: return log.info(f"Applying profile: {profile.name} to conversation") self.current_tab.apply_profile(profile)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
basilisk/gui/conversation_tab.py (3)
782-782: Potential issue withGetValue()methodIn the condition
if not self.prompt.GetValue():, ensure thatGetValue()returns the expected data type (string) and that an empty prompt is correctly handled.Run the following script to check for other usages of
GetValue()onwx.TextCtrlto ensure consistent handling:#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of GetValue() on wx.TextCtrl instances # Test: Search for GetValue() method calls on wx.TextCtrl objects rg --type python "wx\.TextCtrl.*\.GetValue\(\)"This will help verify that
GetValue()is used consistently across the codebase.
77-77: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUse
super().__init__()for proper multiple inheritanceDirectly calling
BaseConversation.__init__(self)may not correctly handle the method resolution order (MRO) in multiple inheritance. Usingsuper().__init__()ensures that all base classes are initialized properly.Apply this diff to adjust the initialization:
def __init__( self, parent: wx.Window, title: str = _("Untitled conversation"), profile: Optional[config.ConversationProfile] = None, ): - wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent) - BaseConversation.__init__(self) + super().__init__(parent)This change assumes that both
wx.PanelandBaseConversationare compatible withsuper()and cooperate correctly in the MRO.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
206-206: Ensure event binding foron_char_hookis appropriateBinding the
wx.EVT_CHAR_HOOKevent toself.on_char_hookmay have unintended side effects if not handled properly, as it captures key events before they are processed by child controls.Run the following script to check if other components are binding to
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