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[saharulik]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a point counting feature in chat interactions to enhance user engagement.
  • Added a progress indicator in the chat screen top bar with custom styling and colors.
  • Included a new color constant Gold80 with the value 0xFFFFC94A.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The update introduces a new feature in the chat functionality, specifically within the ChatViewModel class. A pointCounter variable has been added to keep track of certain metrics or actions performed during chat sessions. This variable, which is of type Float, dynamically changes based on specific conditions encountered during the chat interactions. Additionally, a LinearProgressIndicator has been added to the ChatScreen for displaying progress, and a new color constant Gold80 has been defined in the color theme.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../feature/chat/ChatViewModel.kt & .../feature/chat/ChatUiState.kt	Added a pointCounter variable of type Float in ChatViewModel.kt and inserted a logging statement in ChatUiState.kt.
.../feature/chat/ChatScreen.kt	Added a LinearProgressIndicator for displaying progress in the chat screen with custom styling and colors.
.../ui/theme/Color.kt	Added a new color constant Gold80 with the value 0xFFFFC94A.
settings.gradle.kts	Updated settings.gradle.kts to remove the assignment of rootProject.name to "Soga" and explicitly include the module ":app".

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[jo-elimu]

Suggested change

	if (modelResponse.contains("\uD83C\uDF1F") || modelResponse.contains("correct") || modelResponse.contains("Correct")) { pointCounter += 0.1f }
	if (modelResponse.contains("\uD83C\uDF1F") || modelResponse.toLowerCase().contains("that's correct") || modelResponse.toLowerCase().contains("correct!") || modelResponse.toLowerCase().contains("fantastic!") || modelResponse.toLowerCase().contains("that's right")) { pointCounter += 0.1f }

[jo-elimu]

Suggested more variations of "Correct"

[coderabbitai]

The logging statement uses a generic tag "Mytag" and a static message, which might not provide sufficient context for debugging. Consider using a more descriptive tag and including dynamic information relevant to the operation or state, such as the message ID or type being replaced. Additionally, ensure that logging at this level is necessary and does not impact the application's performance or leak sensitive information.

- Log.i("Mytag","ChatUiState")
+ Log.i("ChatUiState", "Replacing last pending message with ID: ${newMessage.id}")

Note: Adjust the logging message as appropriate to include relevant dynamic information.

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

Suggested change

	Log.i("Mytag","ChatUiState")
	Log.i("ChatUiState", "Replacing last pending message with ID: ${newMessage.id}")