Added search step #132
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4-4: Remove unused importIterableThe
Iterableimport from thetypingmodule is not used in this file and can be safely removed to clean up unused imports.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-from typing import Union, Dict, List, Any, Iterable, Optional +from typing import Union, Dict, List, Any, Optional🧰 Tools
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4-4:
typing.Iterableimported but unusedRemove unused import:
typing.Iterable(F401)
47-55: Add input validation for required attributesThe
executemethod uses several attributes (e.g.,self.query,self.x_api_key) that must be set before making the API call. Adding input validation to check that these required attributes are notNonecan prevent runtime errors and improve robustness.Consider adding validation at the beginning of the
executemethod:def execute(self, input_data: Any) -> Union[Dict[str, Any], None]: """Make a Search API call and return the response.""" # Validate required attributes if not self.query: raise ValueError("The 'query' attribute must be set.") if not self.x_api_key: raise ValueError("The 'x_api_key' attribute must be set.")
47-126: Implement exponential backoff in retry mechanismCurrently, the retry mechanism waits a fixed 2 seconds before retrying. Implementing exponential backoff can improve performance and avoid overwhelming the API service in case of extended downtime.
Consider modifying the retry logic:
retries = 2 # number of retries timeout = 30 # seconds for attempt in range(retries): try: # ... existing code ... except requests.Timeout: if attempt < retries - 1: - time.sleep(2) + wait_time = 2 ** attempt + time.sleep(wait_time) continue # ... existing code ...This change increases the wait time between retries exponentially.
47-126: Consider adding logging for better observabilityAdding logging statements can help in diagnosing issues during execution, especially when dealing with external API calls.
If appropriate, import the
loggingmodule and add logging statements at key points, such as before making the API call, upon receiving a response, and when exceptions occur.import logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) def execute(self, input_data: Any) -> Union[Dict[str, Any], None]: # ... existing code ... logger.info("Making API call to https://api.exa.ai/search") # ... existing code ... logger.debug(f"API response status: {response.status_code}") # ... existing code ... except requests.RequestException as e: logger.error(f"Request exception occurred: {e}") # ... existing code ...
16-30: Ensure docstring is up-to-date and formatted correctlyThe class docstring has a minor formatting issue with extra periods and could benefit from clarification on certain attribute descriptions.
Apply this diff to improve the docstring:
""" Step that makes a search API Call to https://exa.ai/. Attributes: query: The query string. type: The Type of search, 'keyword', 'neural', or 'auto' (decides between keyword and neural). Default 'neural'. category: Optional data category to focus on, with higher comprehensivity and data cleanliness. Categories include company, research paper, news article, LinkedIn profile, GitHub, tweet, movie, song, personal site, PDF, and financial report. numResults: Optional number of search results to return. Default 10. Max 10 for basic plans. Up to thousands for custom plans. excludedDomains: Optional list of domains to exclude in the search. Results will not include any from these domains. includedDomains: Optional list of domains to include in the search. Results will only come from these domains. excludeText: Optional list of strings that must not be present in webpage text of results. Currently, only 1 string is supported, of up to 5 words. includeText: Optional list of strings that must be present in webpage text of results. Currently, only 1 string is supported, of up to 5 words. x_api_key: The API key to use for the request. """This change corrects punctuation and ensures consistency in attribute descriptions.
75-77: Simplify JSON handling in template renderingThe use of Jinja2 templating combined with JSON serialization and deserialization introduces unnecessary complexity. Consider simplifying the process by directly updating the
bodydictionary withinput_data.Simplify the code as follows:
-# Add a filter to the Jinja2 environment to convert the input data to JSON -body_template = self.env.from_string(json.dumps(body)) -prepared_input_data = prepare_input_data(input_data) -prepared_body = body_template.render(**prepared_input_data) +# Update the body with input_data directly +body.update(input_data)Then, pass the
bodydirectly to thejsonparameter inrequests.post:json=json.loads(prepared_body) if prepared_body else None, + json=body,This change reduces complexity and improves readability.
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athina/steps/__init__.py (2)
14-14: LGTM! Import statement follows module conventions.
The import statement maintains consistency with other step imports and follows proper alphabetical ordering.
33-34: Verify Search class implementation matches other Step classes.
The export list update looks good. Let's verify that the Search class follows the same patterns as other step classes.
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Search class implementation follows Step class patterns correctly
The Search class properly extends the base Step class and follows the standard implementation patterns:
- Inherits from Step base class
- Has proper class documentation with attributes
- Implements the required execute method with correct signature
- Handles input validation and type checking
- Uses proper return typing (Union[Dict[str, Any], None])
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4-4: Remove unused importtyping.IterableThe
Iterableclass from thetypingmodule is imported but not used in the code. Removing unused imports helps keep the codebase clean and reduces clutter.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-from typing import Union, Dict, List, Any, Iterable, Optional +from typing import Union, Dict, List, Any, Optional🧰 Tools
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4-4:
typing.Iterableimported but unusedRemove unused import:
typing.Iterable(F401)
113-115: Consider implementing exponential backoff for retriesIn the retry mechanism, a fixed sleep time of 2 seconds is used after a timeout. Implementing an exponential backoff strategy can improve efficiency by gradually increasing the wait time between retries.
Apply this diff to implement exponential backoff:
for attempt in range(retries): try: # Existing code... except requests.Timeout: if attempt < retries - 1: - time.sleep(2) + wait_time = 2 ** attempt + time.sleep(wait_time) continue # Existing timeout handling code...
100-111: Handle unexpected response formats appropriatelyWhen the response cannot be decoded as JSON, the code returns
status: "success", even though the response format is not as expected. It's better to return an error status or handle this case explicitly.Apply this diff to adjust the status handling:
try: json_response = response.json() # If the response is JSON, return the JSON data return { "status": "success", "data": json_response, } except json.JSONDecodeError: # If the response is not JSON, consider it an error return { - "status": "success", + "status": "error", "data": "Response is not in JSON format.\nContent:\n" + response.text, }
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athina/steps/search.py (4)
41-41: Avoid modifying class attributes within instance methods
The env attribute is declared at the class level but is assigned within the execute method. Modifying class attributes inside instance methods can lead to unexpected behavior, especially if multiple instances of the class are used concurrently. It's better to define env as a local variable within the execute method.
64-72: Handle None values in the request body
When constructing the body dictionary, attributes with None values will be included in the JSON payload as null, which may not be accepted by the API. It's better to exclude keys with None values from the request body.
Apply this diff to modify the construction of body:
body = {
- "query": self.query,
- "type": self.type,
- "category": self.category,
- "numResults": self.numResults,
- "excludedDomains": self.excludedDomains,
- "includedDomains": self.includedDomains,
- "excludeText": self.excludeText,
- "includeText": self.includeText
+ key: value for key, value in {
+ "query": self.query,
+ "type": self.type,
+ "category": self.category,
+ "numResults": self.numResults,
+ "excludedDomains": self.excludedDomains,
+ "includedDomains": self.includedDomains,
+ "excludeText": self.excludeText,
+ "includeText": self.includeText
+ }.items() if value is not None
}90-90: Avoid using strict=False in json.loads
Setting strict=False in json.loads can permit malformed JSON to be parsed, potentially leading to security issues or unexpected behavior. Unless there is a specific reason to allow non-standard JSON, it's recommended to use the default strict parsing.
Apply this diff to remove strict=False:
json=json.loads(prepared_body, strict=False) if prepared_body else None,
+ # Remove strict=False to enforce standard JSON parsing
- json=json.loads(prepared_body, strict=False) if prepared_body else None,
+ json=json.loads(prepared_body) if prepared_body else None,121-126: Catch specific exceptions instead of using a broad except Exception
Using a broad except Exception can mask unexpected errors and make debugging difficult. It's better to catch specific exceptions that you anticipate may occur.
Apply this diff to catch specific requests exceptions:
except requests.Timeout:
# Existing timeout handling code...
return {
"status": "error",
"data": "Failed to make the API call.\nRequest timed out after multiple attempts.",
}
- except Exception as e:
+ except requests.RequestException as e:
# If a requests-related exception occurs, return the error message
return {
"status": "error",
"data": f"Failed to make the API call.\nError: {e.__class__.__name__}\nDetails:\n{str(e)}",
}
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Searchfunctionality that allows users to make API calls to a search service.Documentation
Searchclass for easier access.Chores