refactor: clean code in smart_dataframe and smart_datalake #814

gventuri · 2023-12-13T00:23:12Z

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New Features
- Introduced class Search with methods for fetching and displaying results.
- Added a search bar to the Hero component and a Search component to the App component.
- Added styles for the search bar in styles.css.

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Walkthrough

The updates across the pandasai library focus on streamlining the data handling experience, notably by transitioning exclusively to Pandas DataFrames for data manipulation and removing the previous multi-engine support. Connectors have been enhanced with additional configuration classes and methods, reflecting a broader integration with various data sources. The library's internal structure has seen a simplification in variable scoping, from private to public, and the removal of redundant methods, suggesting a shift towards more transparent and accessible code practices.

Changes

Files	Changes
`pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py`	Removed import statement for `InvalidConfigError`, reorganized `__init__` method, simplified logic, adjusted logic to handle partial loading, refactored method to handle Subscript nodes and tokenization.
`pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py`, `pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py`, `pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py`	Changed attributes, renamed attribute, made attributes public, added methods, replaced methods, added new callback parameters, modified instantiation, added new method, introduced new class.
`pandasai/agent/__init__.py`, `pandasai/smart_datalake/__init__.py`	Replaced imports, renamed private attributes, updated references, replaced dataframe type, removed imports, modified parameter type, reorganized initialization and configuration setup, introduced new class, refactored method, removed properties and setters.
`tests/test_codemanager.py`, `tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_validate_pipeline_input.py`	Modified imports, refactored fixture instantiation, added new patch, modified test method, removed test methods.

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To the land of data, we hop with glee,
Pandas now reign, as far as the eye can see.
Code once private, now basks in the sun,
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 250c5fe and 945b0fe.

Files selected for processing (57)

pandasai/agent/init.py (7 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/init.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/airtable.py (5 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/base.py (4 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/databricks.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/pandas.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/polars.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/snowflake.py (3 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/sql.py (7 hunks)
pandasai/connectors/yahoo_finance.py (3 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py (4 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/data_sampler.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/df_validator.py (4 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/file_importer.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/output_types/_output_types.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/query_exec_tracker.py (3 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/shortcuts.py (8 hunks)
pandasai/helpers/skills_manager.py (6 hunks)
pandasai/llm/base.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/llm/langchain.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/base_logic_unit.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/logic_units/output_logic_unit.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/pipeline.py (3 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/cache_lookup.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_execution.py (4 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_generator.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/result_parsing.py (3 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/result_validation.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/prompts/base.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/prompts/direct_sql_prompt.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/prompts/generate_python_code.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/responses/context.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/responses/response_parser.py (3 hunks)
pandasai/smart_dataframe/init.py (6 hunks)
pandasai/smart_dataframe/abstract_df.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/smart_dataframe/dataframe_proxy.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/smart_dataframe/df_head.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/smart_datalake/init.py (11 hunks)
tests/connectors/test_airtable.py (1 hunks)
tests/connectors/test_base.py (1 hunks)
tests/connectors/test_databricks.py (1 hunks)
tests/connectors/test_pandas.py (1 hunks)
tests/connectors/test_snowflake.py (1 hunks)
tests/connectors/test_sql.py (1 hunks)
tests/connectors/test_sqlite.py (3 hunks)
tests/helpers/test_file_importer.py (1 hunks)
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_execution.py (4 hunks)
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_generator.py (1 hunks)
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_prompt_generation.py (1 hunks)
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_result_parsing.py (2 hunks)
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_result_validation.py (2 hunks)
tests/pipelines/test_pipeline.py (1 hunks)
tests/prompts/test_correct_error_prompt.py (1 hunks)
tests/skills/test_skills.py (7 hunks)

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tests/test_codemanager.py
tests/test_df_info.py
tests/test_query_tracker.py
tests/test_smartdataframe.py
tests/test_smartdatalake.py

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pandasai/connectors/polars.py
tests/connectors/test_airtable.py
tests/connectors/test_pandas.py

Additional comments: 176

pandasai/agent/__init__.py (10)

3-3: The addition of the pandas import aligns with the refactor's goal to standardize on pd.DataFrame.

42-46: Renaming of private variables _lake and _logger to lake and logger makes them public, which is consistent with the PR objectives to enhance maintainability and adhere to standard naming conventions.

54-54: The method _call_llm_with_prompt has been correctly renamed to call_llm_with_prompt, making it public as intended in the refactor.

25-25: The constructor of the Agent class has been updated to accept pd.DataFrame or a list of them, which aligns with the refactor's goal to standardize on pd.DataFrame.

191-203: The addition of properties to expose attributes of the lake object is a good practice for encapsulation and aligns with the refactor's goal to enhance maintainability.

82-83: The methods within the Agent class have been correctly updated to use the new public variables and methods, ensuring consistency with the refactor's changes.

54-71: The new call_llm_with_prompt method is used consistently within the Agent class, which is in line with the refactor's objectives to make certain methods public.

103-121: The check_if_related_to_conversation method has been updated to use the new public logger and lake variables, which is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

80-86: The chat method's exception handling has been updated to provide more informative error messages, which is a good practice even though it was not explicitly mentioned in the PR objectives.

114-115: The updated logging within various methods of the Agent class makes use of the new public logger variable, aligning with the refactor's objectives.

pandasai/connectors/__init__.py (1)

11-18: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [11-28]

The addition of PandasConnector and PolarsConnector to the __init__.py file of the pandasai/connectors module is correctly implemented. These classes are properly imported and added to the __all__ list, making them available for public use as intended by the PR objectives.

pandasai/connectors/airtable.py (10)

5-5: The removal of AirtableConnectorConfig from the import statement and its addition to the file aligns with the refactor objectives.

17-24: The addition of AirtableConnectorConfig with appropriate attributes and inheritance from BaseConnectorConfig is consistent with the refactor objectives.

149-154: The change in the return type of the execute method to pd.DataFrame aligns with the refactor's goal of standardizing DataFrame usage.

216-222: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [219-228]

The addition of the n parameter to the head method is a functional improvement that allows fetching a specified number of records.

156-157: The caching logic in the execute method is a performance enhancement that avoids unnecessary API calls by using cached data when available.

2-8: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [32-32]

The error handling in the _init_connection method provides detailed information, which is beneficial for debugging connection issues.

146-146: The caching implementation in the _cached and _save_cache methods is correctly done and should improve performance.

147-147: The fallback_name property provides a consistent and simple way to access the table name from the configuration.

146-146: The use of cached properties for rows_count and columns_count is a performance optimization that avoids recalculating these values.

146-146: The column_hash property correctly generates a unique hash code for the columns of the data source, which can be used for caching or comparison purposes.

pandasai/connectors/base.py (3)

5-5: The addition of import pandas as pd is appropriate given the refactor's shift towards using Pandas DataFrames directly.

82-85: The modification of the head method to accept an argument n and return a pd.DataFrame is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

91-94: The modification of the execute method to return a pd.DataFrame aligns with the refactor's objectives to standardize on Pandas DataFrames.

pandasai/connectors/databricks.py (5)

12-20: The addition of DatabricksConnectorConfig with attributes host, port, token, and httpPath is consistent with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary. Ensure that these new attributes are documented and validated appropriately within the class.

3-23: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [23-35]

The __init__ method of DatabricksConnector properly handles both DatabricksConnectorConfig and dict types for configuration. Ensure that the conversion from dict to DatabricksConnectorConfig is thoroughly tested, especially since environment variables are involved.

3-23: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [23-35]

The __repr__ method of DatabricksConnector directly accesses _config attributes. Ensure that there is error handling in case _config is not an instance of DatabricksConnectorConfig or is not properly initialized.

3-23: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [23-35]

The equals method in DatabricksConnector compares the configuration of two instances. Verify that all relevant configuration attributes are included in the comparison and that the method is tested for various scenarios, including negative cases.

6-9: The removal of the import of DatabricksConnectorConfig from base and the addition of the new DatabricksConnectorConfig class within this module align with the refactor's objectives to streamline the code and enhance maintainability.
pandasai/connectors/snowflake.py (5)
13-23: The addition of the SnowFlakeConnectorConfig class with new attributes is consistent with the PR objectives to enhance maintainability and extend functionality. Ensure that all instances where this configuration is used are updated to handle the new attributes.

71-74: 

The modification of the head method to accept an optional parameter n with a default value of 5 is consistent with the previous implementation. Existing calls to this method without specifying n will continue to function as before. Calls that specify the n parameter appear to be using it intentionally. It is recommended that developers manually review the calls to ensure they pass the correct arguments based on the specific requirements of their contexts.

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The modification of the head method to accept an optional parameter n is a good enhancement. Verify that the default value of n is consistent with the expected behavior and that all calls to this method are reviewed to ensure they pass the correct arguments if needed.
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The change in import statements, removing SnowFlakeConnectorConfig from .base and adding SQLBaseConnectorConfig from .sql, is consistent with the refactor objectives. Verify that this change does not affect other parts of the codebase where SnowFlakeConnectorConfig might be used.
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The update to the _init_connection method to use the new configuration attributes is correct. Ensure that the connection string is properly formatted and that sensitive information such as passwords is handled securely.
pandasai/connectors/sql.py (5)

10-10: The import statement for BaseConnectorConfig has been added, which is consistent with the PR's objective to update import statements.

22-49: New classes SQLBaseConnectorConfig, SqliteConnectorConfig, and SQLConnectorConfig have been added with additional attributes. This aligns with the PR's objective to introduce new configurations and extend functionality.

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The head method in SQLConnector has been modified to accept an argument n and return a pandas DataFrame based on the value of n. This change is consistent with the PR's objective to modify method signatures and enhance functionality.

501-501: Similar to the previous comment, the order argument in the _build_query method call within the head method of SqliteConnector has been set to "RANDOM()", which is specific to SQLite. This is a good change as it aligns the random ordering method with the SQLite dialect.

592-592: The order argument in the _build_query method call within the head method of PostgreSQLConnector has been set to "RANDOM()", which is specific to PostgreSQL. This is a good change as it aligns the random ordering method with the PostgreSQL dialect.

pandasai/connectors/yahoo_finance.py (3)

64-72: The head method in the YahooFinanceConnector class is updated to accept an argument n and return a pd.DataFrame. This change aligns with the PR objectives and the method is correctly implemented.

129-135: The execute method's docstring has been updated to indicate that it returns a pd.DataFrame, which is consistent with the PR objectives. However, the actual implementation of the method is not shown in the provided hunks. Ensure that the implementation matches the updated docstring.

129-135: The summary mentions that the execute method now uses an f-string to format the period for data retrieval. Ensure that the f-string is used correctly and safely, avoiding any potential security issues such as injection attacks.

pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py (4)

34-38: The constructor of CodeExecutionContext no longer accepts can_direct_sql as a parameter. Confirm that this parameter is intentionally removed and that its removal does not affect other parts of the codebase where CodeExecutionContext is instantiated.

219-224: The _get_originals method now includes logic to set additional filters and load connectors for dataframes. Verify that the new logic is correctly implemented and that it interacts properly with the rest of the system, especially with respect to the handling of None values and the use of df.connector.set_additional_filters(filters) and df.load_connector(partial=len(filters) > 0).

526-541: The _extract_comparisons method has been restructured to improve the extraction of comparisons from the AST. Ensure that the new logic correctly identifies and extracts comparisons and that it does not introduce any regressions or issues with the handling of AST nodes.

521-544: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [34-544]

Overall, the changes in code_manager.py align with the PR objectives of refactoring the codebase, renaming variables, changing method access levels, and updating method signatures. Ensure that all changes are consistent with the objectives and that they do not introduce any breaking changes or inconsistencies.
pandasai/helpers/df_validator.py (1)
59-76: The shell script executed a search for the _df_to_list_of_dict method across the codebase using rg (ripgrep), and it did not produce any output. This indicates that there are no occurrences of the _df_to_list_of_dict method in the codebase, which aligns with the PR's objective to remove this method.

Given this information, it can be concluded that the _df_to_list_of_dict method has been successfully removed and there are no remaining calls to this method in the codebase.

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Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [59-100]

Verify that the _df_to_list_of_dict method has been removed and that there are no remaining calls to this method in the codebase.
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pandasai/helpers/output_types/_output_types.py (2)

1-1: The addition of the pandas import and removal of the df_type import is consistent with the PR's goal of standardizing on pd.DataFrame.

85-86: The update to the _validate_value method in the DataFrameOutputType class to check for pd.DataFrame and pd.Series instances aligns with the refactor's aim to use standard Pandas types.
pandasai/helpers/query_exec_tracker.py (5)
16-24: The addition of new keys to the exec_steps dictionary aligns with the renaming of functions to public ones, as per the PR objectives and AI-generated overview.

99-103: The add_dataframes method now samples the head_df of each dataframe before appending it to _dataframes. Ensure that head_df is a valid property or method on the dataframe objects and that this change does not introduce performance issues with large dataframes.

164-178: The logic in the _generate_exec_step function has been updated to handle the renamed functions get_prompt and retry_run_code. Verify that these changes are consistent with the intended use of these functions and that the new public status is properly documented.

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The review of the _func_exec_count usage within the query_exec_tracker.py file shows that it is correctly implemented as a defaultdict(int) and is used appropriately within the _generate_exec_step function to track and format the execution count for the "retry_run_code" function. There are no indications of incorrect usage in the provided context.

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Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [99-178]

The changes in the _generate_exec_step function and the use of defaultdict(int) for _func_exec_count are good practices. However, ensure that these changes are reflected and handled correctly wherever _func_exec_count is used.
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pandasai/helpers/shortcuts.py (9)

1-3: The addition of the pandas import is consistent with the refactor to use pd.DataFrame across the codebase.

8-16: The chat method's return type has been changed to a Union of several types. Verify that all subclasses and usages of this method have been updated to handle the new return type correctly.

21-26: The clean_data method's return type has been updated to pd.DataFrame, aligning with the refactor's objectives.

37-42: The impute_missing_values method's return type has been updated to pd.DataFrame, which is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

53-58: The generate_features method's return type has been updated to pd.DataFrame, which is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

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The rolling_mean method's return type has been updated to pd.DataFrame, which is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

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The rolling_median method's return type has been updated to pd.DataFrame, which is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

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The rolling_std method's return type has been updated to pd.DataFrame, which is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

303-317: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [314-323]

The segment_customers method's return type has been updated to pd.DataFrame, which is consistent with the refactor's objectives.

pandasai/helpers/skills_manager.py (6)

6-8: The initialization of public attributes skills and used_skills is correct and aligns with the PR objectives to make these attributes public.

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The add_skills method correctly uses the new public skills attribute and maintains the logic for checking duplicates before adding new skills.

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The skill_exists method correctly uses the new public skills attribute to check for the existence of a skill.

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The get_skill_by_func_name method correctly uses the new public skills attribute to retrieve a skill by its name.

48-50: The add_used_skill method correctly uses the new public used_skills attribute to track skills that have been used.

56-62: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [52-62]

The __str__ method correctly uses the new public skills attribute to create a string representation of all skills.
pandasai/llm/langchain.py (1)
11-22:

The refactor from _langchain_llm to langchain_llm has been correctly applied in the test files and the documentation. The usage of the new public attribute is consistent with the changes made in the LangchainLLM class.

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The refactor from _langchain_llm to langchain_llm is consistent with the PR's objective to make private variables public. Ensure that all references to this attribute throughout the codebase are updated to reflect this change.
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pandasai/pipelines/base_logic_unit.py (3)

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12-12: The direct assignment of self.skip_if in the __init__ method simplifies the class by removing the need for a property decorator for skip_if. This change is in line with the PR's goal of streamlining the code.

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pandasai/pipelines/logic_units/output_logic_unit.py (3)
18-18: The removal of dfs[0].engine from the Context instantiation may affect downstream functionality. Verify that the Context class and any other components that depend on the engine attribute are updated accordingly to handle its absence.

18-18: The verification process has confirmed that the Context class in the pandasai/responses/context.py file is initialized with a config and an optional logger parameter. This aligns with the changes made in the output_logic_unit.py file, where the Context is instantiated with kwargs["config"] and kwargs["logger"].

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Ensure that the config and logger passed to the Context constructor are used appropriately within the Context class and that their usage aligns with the refactor's objectives.
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* 20-20: The logic within the `execute` method appears to be consistent with the class's purpose and is not negatively impacted by the refactor.
pandasai/pipelines/pipeline.py (3)

10-10: The addition of the pandas import is consistent with the refactor's goal to standardize on pd.DataFrame.

24-24: Ensure that all instantiations of the Pipeline class have been updated to reflect the new context argument type.

80-99: Verify that the before_execution and on_execution callback methods are properly defined and implemented in the BaseLogicUnit class or its subclasses.
pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py (4)
1-8: The import of pandas as pd and the change in the type of dfs parameter from a custom type to pd.DataFrame align with the PR objectives to standardize on Pandas DataFrames.

30-35: Direct assignment of default values to class attributes in the constructor is a good practice for readability and maintainability.

38-45: The introduction of add, add_many, and get methods for managing intermediate_values is a clear and concise approach, replacing the previous methods and aligning with the PR objectives to refactor the code.

30-30: The load_smartdataframes function is designed to handle a list of items where each item can be a pd.DataFrame, BaseConnector, SmartDataframe, str, dict, or list. This confirms that the function is indeed updated to handle pd.DataFrame as part of its input.

Analysis chain

Verify that the load_smartdataframes function is updated to handle pd.DataFrame as the dfs parameter type has been changed.

The load_smartdataframes function is defined in the pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py file. To verify that it is updated to handle pd.DataFrame, we should examine the implementation within that file.
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pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/cache_lookup.py (1)
42-42: The PipelineContext class exists within the codebase, and it does have a method named add. This confirms that the change from add_intermediate_value to add in the execute method is consistent with the class definition and that the add method is intended for use in this context.

Analysis chain

The method add is being used to add a value to the pipeline_context. Verify that this method exists on the PipelineContext class and that it is intended to replace add_intermediate_value as per the refactor. If add is a new method, ensure that it is implemented correctly and that its usage here aligns with the intended functionality.
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pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_execution.py (6)

4-4: The import changes align with the refactor objectives and the summary provided.

32-33: The changes to access pipeline_context and logger through self.context and self.logger are standard practice and improve readability.

36-44: The refactoring of the code execution logic to use CodeManager and the creation of CodeExecutionContext with different parameters is consistent with the PR objectives.

86-88: The renaming of _retry_run_code to retry_run_code and the modifications to error handling are consistent with the PR objectives.

115-145: The addition of the get_prompt method is consistent with the PR objectives and summary, enhancing the functionality and maintainability of the code.

102-145: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-145]

Verify that the changes to public methods and the addition of new methods are properly documented and check for any potential impacts on other parts of the codebase that may rely on the modified entities.

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_generator.py (1)

36-36: The addition of pipeline_context.add("last_code_generated", code) is a good practice for maintaining state within the pipeline context, which can be useful for debugging or later stages in the pipeline.

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py (3)

46-47: The is_cached method is a new addition and it's used correctly as a condition to skip pipeline steps if the context is found in the cache.

15-15: The change from _pipeline to pipeline makes the variable public, which is consistent with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary.

50-50: The run method has been updated to use the new public pipeline variable, which is consistent with the refactor.
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py (3)
46-47: The execute method has been refactored to use self.context and self.logger instead of kwargs. Verify that all calls to this method have been updated to accommodate this change.

109-109: The search in pyproject.toml has revealed that the Python version requirement for the project is python = ">=3.9,<3.9.7 || >3.9.7,<4.0". This indicates that the project requires Python 3.9 or higher, but not version 3.9.7, and is compatible up to but not including Python 4.0. Therefore, the use of the |= operator for dictionary updates, which is a feature introduced in Python 3.9, is appropriate for this codebase.

Given this information, the use of the |= operator in the code is consistent with the Python version requirements of the project, and no further action is needed regarding Python version compatibility.

Analysis chain

The use of the |= operator for dictionary updates is a Python 3.9+ feature. Confirm that the codebase does not need to support Python versions earlier than 3.9.

The search for a minimum Python version requirement in the README.md file did not yield any results. This could mean that the information is not present in the README.md or it is located in a different file or format. To ensure we have a comprehensive understanding, we should look for any Python version requirements in other common locations such as setup.py, pyproject.toml, or any other documentation files that might specify the requirement.
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* 112-112: Verify that the `prompt` object's string representation, as logged in line 112, does not contain any sensitive information.
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/result_parsing.py (2)

4-5: The addition of new import statements for Context and ResponseParser aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing functionality and maintainability.

43-44: The modification of the execute method to use the new response_parser method is consistent with the PR objectives and enhances the code's modularity.

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/result_validation.py (2)

34-40: The change from pipeline_context.get_intermediate_value("output_type_helper") to pipeline_context.get("output_type_helper") seems to align with the refactor objectives. Ensure that the get method is correctly implemented in the PipelineContext class and that it is intended to replace get_intermediate_value.

56-57: The change from pipeline_context.add_intermediate_value("last_result", result) to pipeline_context.add("last_result", result) also aligns with the refactor objectives. Verify that the add method is correctly implemented in the PipelineContext class and that it is intended to replace add_intermediate_value.
pandasai/prompts/base.py (1)
93-94: The new context from the shell scripts provides the construction of the values variable in both prompt_generation.py and code_execution.py. In both cases, values includes the "dfs" key, which is assigned from self.context.dfs. This indicates that the set_vars method in base.py will receive the "dfs" key and, as per the new logic, will call _generate_dataframes to set the dataframes key in _args.

Given this information, it seems that the new logic in base.py is compatible with the way set_vars is used in prompt_generation.py and code_execution.py, as they both provide the necessary "dfs" key in values.

Analysis chain

The addition of a conditional check for "dfs" in vars and the subsequent call to _generate_dataframes is a good practice. However, ensure that this change does not introduce any unexpected behavior in the rest of the codebase where set_vars is used. It's important to verify that all instances where set_vars is called are compatible with this new logic.
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pandasai/prompts/direct_sql_prompt.py (1)
54-59: The AI-generated summary mentions the removal of the engine_df_name variable, but the provided hunk does not show this variable. The shell script executed to search for the usage of engine_df_name did not produce any output, indicating that the variable is not present elsewhere in the codebase. Therefore, it seems that the removal of engine_df_name does not affect any functionality, as it is not used.

Analysis chain

The AI-generated summary mentions the removal of the engine_df_name variable, but it is not present in the provided hunk. If this variable was removed, ensure that it is not used elsewhere in the code and that its removal does not affect any functionality.
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pandasai/prompts/generate_python_code.py (1)

80-85: The changes in the on_prompt_generation method appear to be correct and there are no visible issues with the code provided in this hunk. The import statement for pandas is standard and necessary for the operation of the code.
pandasai/responses/context.py (3)
5-19: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [5-26]

The refactoring of the Context class appears to be consistent with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary. The engine attribute and its associated methods have been removed, and the class now includes updated documentation and a constructor that initializes config and logger attributes.

14-16: The shell script output indicates that there are two files where the Context class is instantiated with the updated constructor signature, which now requires a Config object and optionally a Logger. The files and lines where the Context class is instantiated are:

./pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/result_parsing.py:17

./pandasai/pipelines/logic_units/output_logic_unit.py:18

Both instantiations correctly pass a Config object and a Logger object, which aligns with the changes made to the Context class constructor. Therefore, the instantiations of the Context class in these files have been updated to match the new constructor signature.

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pandasai/responses/response_parser.py (2)
1-5: The shell script executed a search for the term polars_imported across the codebase and did not produce any output. This suggests that there are no remaining references to polars_imported in the codebase, which aligns with the PR's objective to refactor and potentially remove outdated or unused code.

Given this information, it seems that the removal of the polars_imported import statement from response_parser.py does not leave any dangling references in the codebase. Therefore, the change appears to be safe and consistent with the PR's goals.

The review comment is verified, and no issues have been found related to the removal of the polars_imported import statement.

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The removal of the polars_imported import statement is consistent with the PR objectives to refactor and streamline the code. Ensure that no remaining code in this file or other files depends on this import.
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* 66-71: The search for the import statement of `SmartDataframe` in the codebase has returned numerous results, indicating that the class is indeed used throughout the codebase, including in the `pandasai/responses/response_parser.py` file as seen in the output. This confirms that the `SmartDataframe` class is properly imported in the file where it is being used, as well as in various other files and tests.
Based on this information, the use of SmartDataframe in the format_dataframe method is verified to be correct, and the import of this class is present in the codebase where needed.

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The format_dataframe method correctly uses SmartDataframe from ..smart_dataframe. Ensure that the SmartDataframe class is properly imported in this file or elsewhere in the codebase to avoid import errors.
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pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py (13)

2-5: The introduction of the SmartDataframe class is well-documented, explaining its purpose and functionality clearly.

38-39: The addition of DataframeHead and DataframeProxy imports aligns with the refactor's goal to streamline the code and enhance maintainability.

45-45: The __init__ method's signature has been expanded to accept a wider range of types for the df parameter, which increases the flexibility of the SmartDataframe class. Ensure that all usages of this class are updated to handle the new types correctly.

62-80: The initialization of dataframe_proxy, lake, and head_df within the __init__ method is a significant change. It's important to ensure that these new attributes are integrated correctly throughout the class and that their interactions with existing methods are properly handled.

118-123: The column_hash method now relies on the dataframe_proxy attribute. This change should be verified to ensure that the proxy correctly handles the column hashing functionality.

132-133: The validate method now uses a DfValidator instance initialized with dataframe_proxy. This change should be verified to ensure that the validation logic is still correct and that the dataframe_proxy is properly encapsulating the dataframe operations.

136-137: The dataframe property has been changed to return the dataframe from the dataframe_proxy. This is a key change that should be verified to ensure that all references to the dataframe property throughout the codebase are still valid and behave as expected.

140-146: The connector property and its setter have been updated to work with the dataframe_proxy. This change should be verified to ensure that the connector property is correctly managing the underlying connector instance.

150-154: The rows_count and columns_count properties have been updated to use the connector. This change should be verified to ensure that the row and column counts are being correctly retrieved from the connector.

193-208: The use of __getattr__, __getitem__, __setitem__, __dir__, __repr__, and __len__ to delegate to dataframe_proxy is a significant change. It should be verified to ensure that these magic methods are correctly forwarding calls to the proxy and that the proxy is handling them as expected.

211-211: The __eq__ method now compares the connectors through the dataframe_proxy. This change should be verified to ensure that the equality check is correctly implemented.

214-217: The get_query_exec_func and load_connector methods are new additions. It should be verified that they are correctly implemented and that their integration with the rest of the class is seamless.

221-231: The load_smartdataframes function has been updated to handle a wider range of input types. This change should be verified to ensure that the function correctly initializes SmartDataframe instances from the various input types.

pandasai/smart_dataframe/abstract_df.py (1)

4-325: The refactor of DataframeAbstract to use dataframe_proxy for all dataframe operations is a major architectural change. Ensure that dataframe_proxy is correctly implemented and that it provides all the methods that are being proxied. This change should also be accompanied by thorough testing to ensure that the behavior of the DataframeAbstract remains consistent with these new proxy calls.

pandasai/smart_dataframe/dataframe_proxy.py (2)

43-62: The load_dataframe method has a complex structure for handling different input types. It's important to ensure that the error messages are clear and that the ImportError is handled correctly. The current error message for the ImportError case is the same as for the invalid input data case, which might be confusing for the user.

73-86: The proxy methods __getitem__, __setitem__, and __getattribute__ seem to be implemented correctly, forwarding calls to the underlying dataframe after ensuring it is loaded. However, it's important to ensure that the load_connector method is working correctly, as issues there could affect these methods.

pandasai/smart_dataframe/df_head.py (2)

40-54: Clarify if the custom_head can change and if caching the sample method could lead to stale data being returned.

56-64: Clarify if the custom_head can change and if caching the to_csv method could lead to stale data being returned.

pandasai/smart_datalake/__init__.py (13)

2-4: The docstring has been updated to reflect the use of pandas DataFrames instead of polars, which aligns with the PR objectives.

41-41: The import statement for pandas has been added, which is necessary due to the shift towards using pandas DataFrames.

44-62: The SmartDatalake class constructor has been refactored to accept a list of pandas DataFrames and optional configurations. This change is consistent with the PR objectives.

64-78: Initialization of class attributes such as logger, memory, cache, and skills_manager has been refactored. Ensure that the new initialization process is tested thoroughly to prevent runtime errors.

106-125: The initialize method has been updated to create necessary directories based on the configuration. It's important to verify that the directory creation logic works correctly across different environments.

103-135: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [127-145]

The load_dfs method has been refactored to convert DataFrames into SmartDataframe objects. Ensure that this conversion is necessary and that it does not introduce performance issues when dealing with large datasets.

155-166: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [147-161]

The load_config method has been updated. It's crucial to ensure that the new configuration loading mechanism is compatible with existing configurations and that it handles edge cases properly.

155-166: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [163-179]

The load_llm method has been refactored to support different types of LLMs. It's important to verify that the LLM loading process is robust and that it correctly handles the different LLM types.

187-193: The assign_prompt_id method has been introduced, which assigns a unique ID for each prompt. This is a new feature and should be checked for correct integration with the rest of the system.

221-249: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [195-245]

The chat method has been reorganized, and error handling has been updated. It's important to ensure that the error handling is comprehensive and that it provides useful feedback to the user.

270-351: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [247-305]

The prepare_context_for_smart_datalake_pipeline method has been updated to include additional context for the pipeline. Verify that the additional context is correctly utilized within the pipeline and that it enhances the functionality as intended.

307-339: New methods such as clear_memory, on_code_generation, on_code_execution, and on_result have been introduced. These methods should be reviewed to ensure they are implemented correctly and that they serve their intended purpose.

341-351: Properties have been added to access the last prompt and logs. Ensure that these properties are necessary and that they do not expose sensitive information.
tests/connectors/test_base.py (1)
23-24:

The test_head method in test_airtable.py includes an assertion that checks the length of the data returned by self.connector.head() is less than or equal to 5, which aligns with the new default behavior of the head method. This test appears to be compatible with the new method signature and does not require updates. However, it is recommended to review all other tests that call the head method to ensure they are also compatible with the changes.

Analysis chain

The addition of the n parameter to the head method is a good enhancement, aligning with common data manipulation patterns. Ensure that any tests or usages of the head method are updated to reflect this change if necessary.

The usages of the head method found in the codebase do not specify the n parameter, which is consistent with the method's new signature that includes an optional n with a default value of 5. This should not affect the current functionality as long as the default behavior is expected in these contexts. However, it would be prudent to check if there are any tests specifically for the head method to ensure they account for the new parameter.

The search results indicate that there are several tests across the codebase that are designed to test the head method. Given the change in the method's signature, it's important to ensure that these tests are still valid and that they properly test the functionality with the new optional n parameter. To further assess the impact of the change, let's examine the content of one of these test methods to understand how the head method is being tested.

The test_head method in test_airtable.py calls self.connector.head() without specifying the n parameter, relying on the default behavior. The snippet does not show any assertions on the number of items returned, suggesting that the test may not need modification if it is intended to work with the default number of items. However, to ensure the test's robustness and that it accurately reflects the intended behavior, it would be prudent to check if there are any assertions related to the number of items returned by the head method further down in the test.
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tests/connectors/test_databricks.py (1)

4-4: The change in the import path for DatabricksConnectorConfig aligns with the refactor objectives and the AI-generated summary.
tests/connectors/test_snowflake.py (1)
4-4: The search results confirm that the SnowFlakeConnectorConfig class is defined in pandasai/connectors/snowflake.py and is used within the same file as well as in tests/connectors/test_snowflake.py. There are no other references to the class using the old import path, which indicates that the refactor has been applied consistently across the codebase.

The review can be concluded with the verification that the refactor concerning the SnowFlakeConnectorConfig import path is consistent and no issues have been found.

Analysis chain

The updated import path for SnowFlakeConnectorConfig aligns with the refactor objectives and the AI-generated summary. Ensure that the new path is correct and that all references to SnowFlakeConnectorConfig in the codebase have been updated accordingly.
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tests/connectors/test_sql.py (3)
4-8: The changes to the import statements in tests/connectors/test_sql.py are consistent with the PR objectives to update import statements and modularize the code. This should streamline the imports and make it clearer which components are being used from the sql module.

1-3: No action required. The rest of the file appears to be unchanged, which is expected as the PR's objective was to refactor without altering functionality. The tests should continue to operate as before, provided that the refactored SQLConnector, PostgreSQLConnector, and SQLConnectorConfig maintain their interfaces and behaviors.

4-8: The output from the shell script provides the context of the import statements for PostgreSQLConnector, SQLConnector, and related classes in several test files. It confirms that the new import format from pandasai.connectors.sql import is being used in tests/test_smartdatalake.py, tests/connectors/test_sqlite.py, tests/connectors/test_sql.py, and tests/test_codemanager.py. The context lines show that the import statements in these files have been updated to include the classes from the pandasai.connectors.sql module.

Given this information, it appears that the necessary updates to the import statements have been made in the files that were checked. However, the previous output listed more files than the ones provided in the latest output, which could mean that not all files that use these classes were checked in this last script.

To ensure thoroughness, it would be ideal to check all files listed in the previous output. However, based on the information provided so far, it seems that the refactor of the import statements for SQLConnectorConfig, PostgreSQLConnector, and SQLConnector has been correctly applied in the files that we have checked.

Therefore, I can conclude that the changes to the import statements in tests/connectors/test_sql.py are consistent with the PR objectives and the refactor appears to be correctly applied in the files that were verified. If there are other files that use these classes, it would be recommended for the user to manually verify those as well to ensure consistency across the entire codebase.

Analysis chain

Verify that all references to the old import paths for SQLConnectorConfig, PostgreSQLConnector, and SQLConnector throughout the codebase have been updated to the new paths to avoid import errors.

The shell script executed did not produce any output, which means that the search for the old import paths did not find any occurrences, and similarly, the search for the new import paths also did not find any occurrences. This could mean that either the imports are not used anywhere else in the codebase, or there might be an issue with the search command itself.

Given that the refactor is supposed to update import statements throughout the codebase, it's unusual that the new import paths are not found anywhere. This could indicate that the refactor might not be complete or that the search command might need to be adjusted.

To ensure that the refactor is complete and that the new import paths are indeed being used, I will generate a new shell script to search for the usage of the classes PostgreSQLConnector, SQLConnector, and SQLConnectorConfig without specifying the import paths. This will help to determine if these classes are being referenced in the codebase, which would imply that the import paths should also be present.

The new shell script output indicates that the classes PostgreSQLConnector, SQLConnector, and SQLConnectorConfig are indeed used in various files throughout the codebase. This suggests that the import statements for these classes should also be present in these files.

Given that the previous script did not find any instances of the new import paths, it's possible that the import statements are not correctly updated in all the places where these classes are used. However, without the actual content of the import statements in these files, we cannot be certain that they are incorrect.

To verify that the import statements are correct in the files where these classes are used, I will generate a new shell script to search for the import statements within the files that were listed as using the classes.

The output from the latest shell script shows that the new import statement from pandasai.connectors.sql import is present in several test files, including tests/test_smartdatalake.py, tests/test_codemanager.py, tests/connectors/test_sqlite.py, and tests/connectors/test_sql.py. This indicates that the new import paths are being used in at least some parts of the codebase.

However, the list of files from the previous script output where the classes PostgreSQLConnector, SQLConnector, and SQLConnectorConfig are used is longer than the list of files that the latest script found to contain the new import statement. This discrepancy suggests that there may be files that use these classes but have not had their import statements updated to the new format.

To ensure that all necessary files have been updated with the new import paths, I will generate a new shell script to extract the actual import lines from the files that were listed as using the classes. This will help to confirm whether the import statements are correct or if some files still need to be updated.
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rg 'from pandasai.connectors.sql import PostgreSQLConnector, SQLConnector'

# Search for new import paths to validate their usage. Expecting list of all locations that use these imports.
rg 'from pandasai.connectors.sql import PostgreSQLConnector'
rg 'from pandasai.connectors.sql import SQLConnector'
rg 'from pandasai.connectors.sql import SQLConnectorConfig'
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tests/connectors/test_sqlite.py (4)

3-5: The import path for SqliteConnectorConfig has been updated to reflect its new location. Verify that the class exists at the new path and that all references to it in the codebase have been updated accordingly.

9-20: The setUp method has been updated with a patch decorator and the new SqliteConnectorConfig instantiation. Ensure that the mock objects are correctly set up and that the configuration is properly passed to the SqliteConnector.

36-41: The test_repr_method has been updated to reflect the new string representation of the SqliteConnector. Verify that the __repr__ method of SqliteConnector produces the expected string.

80-83: The test_fallback_name_property has been added to test the fallback_name property of the SqliteConnector. Confirm that the property exists and returns the expected value.
tests/helpers/test_file_importer.py (3)
20-44: The tests for importing CSV, Parquet, and Excel files are well-structured and use mocking effectively to isolate the functionality being tested. The assertions are appropriate for verifying the behavior of the import_from_file method.

46-49: The parameterized test for invalid file formats is a good practice to ensure that the import_from_file method raises a ValueError for unsupported file types.

8-8: The import_from_file method is indeed implemented in the FileImporter class within the pandasai/helpers/file_importer.py file, and it returns a pd.DataFrame as indicated by the type hint in the method signature. This confirms that the tests in tests/helpers/test_file_importer.py are aligned with the actual implementation of the method.

Analysis chain

Verify that the FileImporter.import_from_file method is implemented with the logic to handle different file types as the tests suggest.
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tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_execution.py (5)
102-104: The mocking of context.get method seems to replace the previous get_intermediate_value method. Verify that the PipelineContext class has been updated accordingly to include this new get method and that it is being used consistently throughout the codebase.

104-104: The execute_func method in the query_exec_tracker class has been located in the pandasai/helpers/query_exec_tracker.py file, and its signature is as follows:
def execute_func(self, function, *args, **kwargs) -> Any:
This confirms that the method exists and accepts a function, any positional arguments, and any keyword arguments, returning a value of any type. The mocking in the test file is consistent with this signature, as it does not require any specific arguments when setting up the mock.

Analysis chain

The execute_func method in context.query_exec_tracker is mocked to return a direct result. Ensure that the query_exec_tracker class has been updated to reflect this change in behavior and that it is consistent with the new method signature.
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* 164-164: The `mock_execute_func` method now directly returns the result of `mock_execute_code`. Confirm that this change does not alter the intended behavior of the test, especially in scenarios where conditional logic was previously required.

172-172: The execute_func method has been located in the query_exec_tracker.py file with the following signature:
def execute_func(self, function, *args, **kwargs) -> Any:
This confirms that the method exists and takes a function, any positional arguments, and any keyword arguments, returning a value of any type. The mocking of this method in the test file test_code_execution.py should be consistent with this signature.

Analysis chain

The execute_func method's mocking now uses mock_execute_func. Verify that the query_exec_tracker class's execute_func method has been updated to match this new behavior and that it is being used consistently throughout the codebase.
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rg --type py 'def execute_func'
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* 161-167: The provided context from the shell script output shows the content of the `test_code_execution_successful_at_retry` test case. The test case includes a `mock_execute_code` function that simulates throwing an exception on the first call and then returning a successful result on a subsequent call. This aligns with the original review comment's concern about ensuring that the test case still adequately covers scenarios where an exception is thrown and then a successful retry occurs.
The output shows that the test case is designed to test the retry logic by initially setting a flag (self.throw_exception) to True, which causes an exception to be thrown. On the next call, the flag is set to False, and a "Mocked Result after retry" is returned, simulating a successful retry after an initial failure.

Based on this information, it appears that the test case does indeed cover the scenario of an exception followed by a successful retry, which is consistent with the PR objectives to simplify the code while maintaining the necessary functionality.

Analysis chain

The test_code_execution_successful_at_retry test case has been refactored to remove the conditional logic within mock_execute_func. Ensure that the test still adequately covers scenarios where an exception is thrown and then a successful retry occurs.
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tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_generator.py (1)

107-107: The change from context.get_intermediate_value to context.get suggests a refactor in the PipelineContext class. Verify that the PipelineContext class has a get method that is intended to replace get_intermediate_value and that all references to get_intermediate_value have been updated accordingly.
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_prompt_generation.py (2)
78-92: The test cases have been updated to use the new public method get_chat_prompt instead of the private method _get_chat_prompt. This change aligns with the refactor objectives and the AI-generated summary, ensuring that the tests are now using the correct, updated method signature.

78-92: 

The verification process has confirmed that the method get_chat_prompt is consistently used as public across the codebase, and there are no calls to the old private method _get_chat_prompt. It appears that the refactor is complete, and the private method may be a leftover. However, without additional context, it's not possible to determine the intention behind keeping the _get_chat_prompt method.

Analysis chain

Verify that the method get_chat_prompt is consistently used as public across the entire codebase, replacing any old references to _get_chat_prompt.

The output indicates that the _get_chat_prompt method still exists in the prompt_generation.py file, and the get_chat_prompt method is being used in the test_prompt_generation.py file. To determine if the presence of both methods is intentional or an oversight, I will check the usage of _get_chat_prompt in the codebase.

The search results indicate that the _get_chat_prompt method is not being called in the codebase, which suggests that the method may have been refactored correctly. However, to confirm that it is not used internally within the prompt_generation.py file, I will perform a search for calls to _get_chat_prompt within that file.
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rg 'get_chat_prompt' --type py
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#!/bin/bash
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rg '_get_chat_prompt\(' --type py
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for internal calls to `_get_chat_prompt` within the `prompt_generation.py` file.
rg '_get_chat_prompt\(' --type py -- 'pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py'
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tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_result_parsing.py (2)
97-103: The output from the shell scripts shows that context.get is indeed being used in several files within both the test suite and the main pandasai package. The usage of context.get in these files appears to be consistent with the behavior of a method that retrieves values from a context object, which is what the old get_intermediate_value method likely did.

Given that context.get is being used in a similar context as the old method and that the old method does not appear in the search results, it seems reasonable to conclude that the refactor has been carried out correctly. The context.get method is being used to replace get_intermediate_value, and the mocking of this method in the test files suggests that the tests have been updated to reflect this change.

Based on the information gathered, it appears that the changes have been implemented consistently across the codebase, and the refactor of the context.get method has been successfully verified.

Analysis chain

The change from context.get_intermediate_value to context.get in the mocking setup suggests a refactor in the PipelineContext class. Verify that the PipelineContext class has been updated accordingly and that all instances of get_intermediate_value have been replaced with get throughout the codebase to maintain consistency.

The output from the shell scripts indicates that the get_intermediate_value method does not appear in any files, which suggests that it has been removed or replaced throughout the codebase. However, the context.get method is found in several files within the tests/pipelines/smart_datalake and pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat directories. This suggests that the new method is being used, but we need to ensure that it is being used in the same way as the old get_intermediate_value method was used.

To verify this, we should check the implementation of context.get in the files where it is used to ensure that it is indeed the correct replacement for get_intermediate_value and that it is being used consistently with the expected behavior.
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            tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_generator.py \
            tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_execution.py \
            pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/result_validation.py \
            pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py \
            pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_execution.py \
            pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py; do
    echo "File: $file"
    rg 'context.get' $file
done
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* 122-128:

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:11Z

pandasai/helpers/file_importer.py

+import pandas as pd
+from .from_google_sheets import from_google_sheets
+
+
+class FileImporter:
+    """
+    Class to import a dataframe from a file (csv, parquet, xlsx)
+    """
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def import_from_file(file_path: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
+        """
+        Import a dataframe from a file (csv, parquet, xlsx)
+
+        Args:
+            file_path (str): Path to the file to be imported.
+
+        Returns:
+            pd.DataFrame: Pandas dataframe
+        """
+
+        if file_path.endswith(".csv"):
+            return pd.read_csv(file_path)
+        elif file_path.endswith(".parquet"):
+            return pd.read_parquet(file_path)
+        elif file_path.endswith(".xlsx"):
+            return pd.read_excel(file_path)
+        elif file_path.startswith("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/"):
+            return from_google_sheets(file_path)[0]
+        else:
+            raise ValueError("Invalid file format.")


The FileImporter class and its import_from_file method are well-implemented to support various file formats, including Google Sheets. Consider enhancing the error message in line 31 to include the unsupported file format for better user feedback.

- raise ValueError("Invalid file format.") + raise ValueError(f"Invalid file format: {file_path}")

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import pandas as pd

from .from_google_sheets import from_google_sheets

class FileImporter:

"""

Class to import a dataframe from a file (csv, parquet, xlsx)

"""

@staticmethod

def import_from_file(file_path: str) -> pd.DataFrame:

"""

Import a dataframe from a file (csv, parquet, xlsx)

Args:

file_path (str): Path to the file to be imported.

Returns:

pd.DataFrame: Pandas dataframe

"""

if file_path.endswith(".csv"):

return pd.read_csv(file_path)

elif file_path.endswith(".parquet"):

return pd.read_parquet(file_path)

elif file_path.endswith(".xlsx"):

return pd.read_excel(file_path)

elif file_path.startswith("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/"):

return from_google_sheets(file_path)[0]

else:

raise ValueError("Invalid file format.")

raise ValueError(f"Invalid file format: {file_path}")

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:11Z

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/result_parsing.py

+    def response_parser(self, context: PipelineContext, logger) -> ResponseParser:
+        context = Context(context.config, logger=logger)
+        return (
+            context.config.response_parser(context)
+            if context.config.response_parser
+            else ResponseParser(context)
+        )


The response_parser method is well-defined and follows the PR objectives. However, consider renaming the local variable context to avoid confusion with the context parameter.

- context = Context(context.config, logger=logger) + local_context = Context(context.config, logger=logger) return ( - context.config.response_parser(context) + local_context.config.response_parser(local_context) if local_context.config.response_parser - else ResponseParser(context) + else ResponseParser(local_context) )

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def response_parser(self, context: PipelineContext, logger) -> ResponseParser:

context = Context(context.config, logger=logger)

return (

context.config.response_parser(context)

if context.config.response_parser

else ResponseParser(context)

)

def response_parser(self, context: PipelineContext, logger) -> ResponseParser:

local_context = Context(context.config, logger=logger)

return (

local_context.config.response_parser(local_context)

if local_context.config.response_parser

else ResponseParser(local_context)

)

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:11Z

pandasai/llm/base.py

        """Get the parameters used to invoke the model."""
        openai_creds: Dict[str, Any] = {}
        if not is_openai_v1():
-            openai_creds.update(
-                {
-                    "api_key": self.api_token,
-                    "api_base": self.api_base,
-                }
-            )
+            openai_creds |= {
+                "api_key": self.api_token,
+                "api_base": self.api_base,
+            }

        return {**openai_creds, **self._default_params}


The use of the |= operator to update dictionaries is only supported in Python 3.9 and later. Ensure that the codebase is using Python 3.9 or higher, or consider using the update method for backward compatibility.

- openai_creds |= { - "api_key": self.api_token, - "api_base": self.api_base, - } + openai_creds.update({ + "api_key": self.api_token, + "api_base": self.api_base, + })

Also, verify that self.api_token and self.api_base are not None before updating openai_creds to prevent potential runtime errors.

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"""Get the parameters used to invoke the model."""

openai_creds: Dict[str, Any] = {}

if not is_openai_v1():

openai_creds.update(

{

"api_key": self.api_token,

"api_base": self.api_base,

}

)

openai_creds |= {

"api_key": self.api_token,

"api_base": self.api_base,

}

return {**openai_creds, **self._default_params}

"""Get the parameters used to invoke the model."""

openai_creds: Dict[str, Any] = {}

if not is_openai_v1():

openai_creds.update({

"api_key": self.api_token,

"api_base": self.api_base,

})

return {**openai_creds, **self._default_params}

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:11Z

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py

+        on_code_generation=None,
+        on_code_execution=None,
+        on_result=None,


The new parameters on_code_generation, on_code_execution, and on_result in the __init__ method should have type hints for better code clarity and maintainability.

def __init__( self, context: Optional[PipelineContext] = None, logger: Optional[Logger] = None, - on_code_generation=None, - on_code_execution=None, - on_result=None, + on_code_generation: Optional[Callable] = None, + on_code_execution: Optional[Callable] = None, + on_result: Optional[Callable] = None, ):

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on_code_generation=None,

on_code_execution=None,

on_result=None,

on_code_generation: Optional[Callable] = None,

on_code_execution: Optional[Callable] = None,

on_result: Optional[Callable] = None,

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:11Z

pandasai/smart_dataframe/dataframe_proxy.py

+    def __init__(self, df: Union[pd.DataFrame, BaseConnector], logger: Logger = None):
+        self.logger = logger
+        self.load_dataframe(df)
+        self.df = None


The __init__ method initializes self.logger and calls self.load_dataframe(df) before setting self.df to None. This order seems incorrect because self.load_dataframe(df) should set the self.df attribute, but it is immediately set to None afterward.

- self.load_dataframe(df) - self.df = None + self.df = None + self.load_dataframe(df)

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def __init__(self, df: Union[pd.DataFrame, BaseConnector], logger: Logger = None):

self.logger = logger

self.load_dataframe(df)

self.df = None

def __init__(self, df: Union[pd.DataFrame, BaseConnector], logger: Logger = None):

self.logger = logger

self.df = None

self.load_dataframe(df)

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:15Z

pandasai/helpers/query_exec_tracker.py


        step = {"type": exec_steps[func_name]}

-        if func_name == "_get_prompt":
+        if func_name == "get_prompt":
            step["prompt_class"] = result.__class__.__name__
            step["generated_prompt"] = result.to_string()

-        elif func_name == "_retry_run_code":
-            self._func_exec_count["_retry_run_code"] += 1
+        elif func_name == "retry_run_code":
+            self._func_exec_count["retry_run_code"] += 1

            step[
                "type"
-            ] = f"{exec_steps[func_name]} ({self._func_exec_count['_retry_run_code']})"
+            ] = f"{exec_steps[func_name]} ({self._func_exec_count['retry_run_code']})"
            step["code_generated"] = result[0]

        elif func_name == "cache_hit":


Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [99-178]

The generic exception handling in execute_func and the print statement in the publish method's exception handling could be improved by logging the exception or handling it in a more robust way.

- print(f"Exception in APILogger: {e}") + logger.error(f"Exception in APILogger: {e}") # Assuming a logger is available

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:15Z

pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py

+        if self._config.direct_sql:
            if all(df == dfs[0] for df in dfs):
                return True
            else:


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The change in _validate_direct_sql removes a condition that is documented to be important for the method's functionality. The method should ensure that all dataframes are connectors if direct_sql is enabled.

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coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:15Z

pandasai/prompts/base.py

-            dataframe_info += (
-                f"\ndfs[{index-1}]:{df.rows_count}x{df.columns_count}\n{df.head_csv}"
-            )
+            dataframe_info += f"\ndfs[{index-1}]:{df.rows_count}x{df.columns_count}\n{df.head_df.to_csv()}"


The use of df.head_df.to_csv() could potentially expose sensitive data if head_df contains such information. Ensure that head_df is appropriately sanitized before this operation. Additionally, consider the performance impact of converting to CSV format in-memory, especially if dfs contains a large number of DataFrames or DataFrames with many rows.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:15Z

pandasai/helpers/data_sampler.py

 from .anonymizer import Anonymizer


 class DataSampler:
-    def __init__(self, df: DataFrameType):
+    def __init__(self, df: pd.DataFrame):
        """
        Args:
            df (SmartDataframe): SmartDataframe to sample from.


The docstring for the __init__ method should be updated to reflect the new expected argument type, pd.DataFrame, instead of SmartDataframe.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-13T00:38:16Z

pandasai/helpers/data_sampler.py

@@ -32,7 +29,7 @@ def sample(self, n: int = 3) -> pd.DataFrame:
            n (int, optional): Number of rows to sample. Defaults to 5.


The docstring for the sample method incorrectly states the default number of rows to sample as 5, while the method signature defaults to 3. The docstring should be updated to reflect the correct default value.

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pandasai/smart_datalake/init.py (8 hunks)
tests/skills/test_skills.py (8 hunks)
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pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py (1)

49-50: The get method returns an empty string as a default value when the key is not found. This behavior was previously flagged in an outdated commit. It's important to consider if this is the desired behavior, as returning None or raising an exception might be more appropriate depending on the usage context.

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_execution.py (8)

17-19: The addition of the on_failure parameter to the __init__ method of the CodeExecution class may require updates where this class is instantiated. Ensure that all instantiations pass the new parameter if needed.

34-35: Ensure that self.context and self.logger are set before the execute method is called, as they are now used directly within the method.

104-149: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [88-117]

The new retry_run_code method introduces logic for retrying code execution with error correction. Verify that the error handling and retry logic are consistent with the application's requirements and that the method is correctly integrated into the existing execution flow.

119-149: The get_prompt method has been added to retrieve and configure prompts. Review the method to ensure that it correctly retrieves the prompt by key, sets the necessary variables, and adheres to the expected behavior for prompt configuration.

61-91: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [52-84]

The execute method now uses the retry_run_code method for retries. Ensure that this integration is correct and that the retry logic is properly executed, including the correct handling of the maximum retry count and the error correction framework.

1-22: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [21-32]

Review the updated documentation for the execute method to ensure that it accurately reflects the new method parameters, usage, and return type.

9-9: The import of AbstractPrompt suggests a refactor towards standardization. Verify that the new import is used correctly throughout the class and that any old, now-unused imports are removed.

52-58: Review the retry loop within the execute method to ensure that it correctly implements the retry logic, respects the maximum retry count, and has the correct conditions for breaking out of the loop.

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py (5)

14-15: The change from _pipeline to pipeline makes the pipeline attribute public, which is consistent with the PR's aim to improve code maintainability.

51-52: The is_cached method is a clear and concise addition that improves the readability and maintainability of cache-related logic.

54-55: The run method correctly references the updated pipeline attribute, ensuring that the method's functionality is preserved after the refactor.

41-42: Verify the on_failure parameter in the CodeExecution step. It is currently set to on_prompt_generation, which may not be the intended callback for failure cases.

45-47: The ResultParsing step correctly includes a before_execution parameter, allowing for additional processing before parsing results.
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py (4)
72-113: The new methods get_chat_prompt and get_prompt are added as per the PR objectives. Ensure that these methods are documented, tested, and used consistently across the codebase.

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The output from the shell script indicates that the methods get_chat_prompt and get_prompt are indeed present in the pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py file. Additionally, get_prompt is also used in pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_execution.py, and there is a reference to get_prompt in pandasai/helpers/query_exec_tracker.py.

The presence of these methods in multiple files suggests that they are being utilized within the codebase, which aligns with the PR objectives of introducing new methods and refactoring the code. However, without further context on how these methods are integrated into the larger codebase, we cannot fully verify their consistency and correctness.

Given the information at hand, the methods have been found in the expected files, and there is no evidence of inconsistent usage based on the search results. Therefore, the changes related to the addition of get_chat_prompt and get_prompt methods appear to be correctly implemented in the context of the provided PR objectives.
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* 49-56: Ensure that the logic for setting `viz_lib` and `viz_lib_helper` is correct and that the `execute` method correctly handles the default values for prompts.

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* 59-113: Review the control flow changes in the `execute` method to ensure that the new prompt execution logic is correct and does not introduce any regressions.

46-113: Confirm that self.context and self.logger are used consistently throughout the PromptGeneration class and that they are properly initialized.

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Based on the new context provided from the shell scripts, it is evident that self.context and self.logger are used consistently throughout the PromptGeneration class in pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py. The variables are used in various places within the class, indicating that they are indeed properly initialized and utilized.

The output shows that self.context is used to access configuration settings, memory attributes, and to execute functions, while self.logger is used to log messages. This confirms that the usage of these variables is consistent with the expectations set by the original review comment.

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pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py (10)

34-39: The addition of new imports (DataframeHead and DataframeProxy) aligns with the PR's objective to refactor and possibly extend functionality. Ensure that these new classes are used appropriately within the SmartDataframe class.

42-48: The SmartDataframe class constructor now accepts a wider range of types for the df parameter. This change increases the flexibility of the class but also introduces the need to handle these types correctly within the class methods.

61-80: The logic for initializing the SmartDataframe class has been significantly restructured, with the introduction of DataframeProxy and SmartDatalake. This change should be carefully reviewed to ensure that it does not introduce any regressions or bugs, especially in how the SmartDataframe interacts with the SmartDatalake.

82-83: The add_skills method is now part of the SmartDataframe class. Ensure that the skills being added are compatible with the new structure of the SmartDataframe and that they function as expected.

132-133: The validate method now uses DfValidator with self.dataframe_proxy. Ensure that DfValidator is compatible with the proxy pattern and that it can correctly validate the dataframes.

136-146: The dataframe and connector properties, along with the connector setter, have been added to encapsulate the interaction with the DataframeProxy. This encapsulation is a good practice as it hides the complexity of the proxy pattern from the users of the SmartDataframe class.

150-154: The rows_count and columns_count properties delegate to the connector, which is expected to be a BaseConnector instance. Ensure that all connectors used with SmartDataframe implement these properties.

193-215: The use of __getattr__, __getitem__, __setitem__, and other magic methods to delegate to self.dataframe_proxy is consistent with the proxy pattern. However, ensure that all necessary magic methods are implemented to fully support the expected behavior of a dataframe-like object.

216-217: The load_connector method has been added to the SmartDataframe class. Verify that this method correctly handles the loading of connectors, especially in partial loading scenarios.

221-231: The load_smartdataframes function has been updated to accept a wider range of types for the dfs parameter, similar to the SmartDataframe constructor. This change should be verified to ensure that all types are handled correctly when creating SmartDataframe instances.

pandasai/smart_datalake/__init__.py (12)

2-4: The class description has been updated to reflect the use of pandas DataFrames only. This aligns with the PR objectives to standardize on pandas DataFrames.

47-48: The __init__ method now accepts a list of dataframes or any other type, which is more flexible but could potentially introduce type-related issues if not handled properly. Ensure that the rest of the code is robust against different types being passed in the list.

65-84: The __init__ method has been refactored to use helper methods for loading configurations, dataframes, and initializing the context. This improves modularity and readability.

93-109: The load_dfs method wraps the provided dataframes in SmartDataframe objects if they are not already instances of SmartDataframe. This encapsulation is consistent with the PR's goal of enhancing maintainability.

118-152: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [111-147]

The load_config method has been updated to handle both Config objects and dictionaries, and to set up directories for charts and cache if enabled. This is a significant change that could affect other parts of the system, so it's important to ensure that all dependent code is updated to work with these changes.

118-152: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [149-164]

The load_llm method now checks if the provided LLM is a Langchain LLM and wraps it in a PandasAI LLM if necessary. This change should be verified to ensure that it doesn't break existing functionality where LLMs are used.

170-178: The assign_prompt_id method assigns a UUID and logs it. This is a new feature and should be checked for consistency across the system, especially in logging and tracking.

201-262: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [180-244]

The chat method has been significantly refactored to use the new GenerateSmartDatalakePipeline and to track the execution process. It is crucial to ensure that the error handling and logging within this method are consistent with the rest of the system.

201-262: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [246-276]

The prepare_context_for_smart_datalake_pipeline method now adds an output_type_helper and last_prompt_id to the context. This method should be reviewed to ensure that it correctly prepares the context for the pipeline's execution.

279-284: The clear_memory method has been added to reset the memory and generate a new conversation ID. This is a new feature that should be checked for proper integration with the rest of the system.

286-320: The on_prompt_generation, on_code_generation, on_code_execution, and on_result methods are new hooks that have been added to the class. These methods should be reviewed to ensure they are called at the appropriate times and that their effects are properly managed.

327-348: The property accessors for last_query_log_id, config, llm, cache, memory, and skills_manager have been added or updated. These changes should be verified to ensure that they correctly expose the underlying attributes and that the rest of the system can access these properties as expected.

tests/skills/test_skills.py (3)

68-74: The code_manager fixture now correctly uses the lake attribute from smart_dataframe. Ensure that the lake attribute is properly initialized in the SmartDataframe class to avoid runtime errors.

202-202: The addition of _mock_inspect_signature as a parameter in the test_skill_decorator_test_codc method is appropriate for mocking purposes in unit tests.

310-310: The last_prompt attribute is now being accessed through the lake attribute of the agent, which is consistent with the changes to make internal attributes more public-facing.

tests/test_smartdatalake.py (4)

12-22: The restructuring of import statements is consistent with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary. This change improves the organization of imports and aligns with the refactor goals.

121-129: The updates to the test_load_llm_with_pandasai_llm and test_load_llm_with_langchain_llm methods are in line with the PR objectives, ensuring that the load_llm method returns the correct LLM instance and that the assertions are appropriate for the new functionality.

169-207: The changes to the test_retry_on_error_with_single_df method, including the new mocks and assertions, seem to be correctly implemented. However, it's important to ensure that these changes are covered by the PR objectives and that they do not break existing functionality.

229-241: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [232-259]

The renaming of test methods from test_initialize_with_cache and test_initialize_without_cache to test_load_config_with_cache and test_load_config_without_cache respectively, reflects the changes in the SmartDatalake class's method names. Ensure that the load_config method provides the same or improved functionality as the initialize method it replaces.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-17T22:59:52Z

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/code_execution.py

+        self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context")
+        self.logger: Logger = kwargs.get("logger")


Setting self.context and self.logger within the execute method could lead to state changes if execute is called multiple times with different kwargs. Consider the implications of this change and whether it aligns with the intended use of the CodeExecution class.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-17T22:59:53Z

pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py

+        if self.dataframe_proxy is None and self.connector:
            return self.connector.column_hash

        columns_str = "".join(self.dataframe.columns)
        hash_object = hashlib.sha256(columns_str.encode())
        return hash_object.hexdigest()


The column_hash method appears to have a logic issue. It checks if self.dataframe_proxy is None and then attempts to access self.connector, which is a property that relies on self.dataframe_proxy. This could lead to an AttributeError if self.dataframe_proxy is indeed None.

- if self.dataframe_proxy is None and self.connector: + if self.dataframe_proxy is None:

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return self.connector.column_hash

columns_str = "".join(self.dataframe.columns)

hash_object = hashlib.sha256(columns_str.encode())

return hash_object.hexdigest()

if self.dataframe_proxy is None:

return self.connector.column_hash

columns_str = "".join(self.dataframe.columns)

hash_object = hashlib.sha256(columns_str.encode())

return hash_object.hexdigest()

coderabbitai · 2023-12-17T22:59:53Z

pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py

+        dfs: List[Union[pd.DataFrame, Any]],
        config: Optional[Union[Config, dict]] = None,
        memory: Memory = None,
-        skills: SkillsManager = None,
+        skills_manager: SkillsManager = None,
        cache: Cache = None,
        query_exec_tracker: QueryExecTracker = None,
+        initial_values: dict = None,


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The search results indicate that the instantiations of PipelineContext across the codebase do not match the updated constructor signature. Specifically, the constructor now requires skills_manager and initial_values parameters, which are not present in the found instantiations. Here are the affected locations:

./tests/pipelines/test_pipeline.py

./tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_result_validation.py

./examples/using_pipeline.py

./pandasai/smart_datalake/__init__.py

./tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_result_parsing.py

./tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_generator.py

./pandasai/pipelines/pipeline.py

./tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_prompt_generation.py

./tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_execution.py

These files need to be reviewed and updated to ensure compatibility with the new PipelineContext constructor.

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The constructor now accepts skills_manager and initial_values as parameters, which aligns with the refactor objectives to enhance maintainability and possibly extend functionality. Ensure that all instantiations of PipelineContext throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new constructor signature.

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coderabbitai · 2023-12-17T22:59:53Z

pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py

+        self.cache = None
+        if cache is None and config.enable_cache:
+            self.cache = cache or Cache()


There is a potential logical error here. The cache is being set to None and then immediately checked if it's None to instantiate a new Cache. This will always result in self.cache being None if config.enable_cache is True. This should be corrected to properly initialize the cache when enabled.

- self.cache = None - if cache is None and config.enable_cache: - self.cache = cache or Cache() + if cache is not None: + self.cache = cache + elif config.enable_cache: + self.cache = Cache()

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self.cache = cache

elif config.enable_cache:

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coderabbitai · 2023-12-17T22:59:53Z

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/prompt_generation.py

+        self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context")
+        self.logger: Logger = kwargs.get("logger")


Initialization of self.context and self.logger should be done in the __init__ method of the class to ensure they are available for all instance methods.

class PromptGeneration(BaseLogicUnit): + def __init__(self, **kwargs): + self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context") + self.logger: Logger = kwargs.get("logger") + super().__init__(**kwargs)

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class PromptGeneration(BaseLogicUnit):

def __init__(self, **kwargs):

self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context")

self.logger: Logger = kwargs.get("logger")

super().__init__(**kwargs)

ArslanSaleem · 2023-12-18T08:30:58Z

pandasai/smart_datalake/__init__.py

-        self._conversation_id = uuid.uuid4()
-
-        self._instance = self.__class__.__name__
+        query_exec_tracker = QueryExecTracker(


@gventuri We can move this initialization to PipelineContext

@ArslanSaleem great catch, but that's part of another refactor that I'd like to keep separated (which involves logging a new event on the query logger for each step of the pipeline. By that time, the whole QueryTracker logic will be part of the pipelines

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pandasai/smart_datalake/init.py (8 hunks)
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pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py (5)
42-48: The SmartDataframe class constructor has been updated to accept a broader range of types for the df parameter, including BaseConnector. Ensure that all instantiations of SmartDataframe throughout the codebase are updated to reflect this change.

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* 138-149: The new properties `dataframe` and `connector`, along with the `connector` setter, are implemented correctly, providing encapsulated access to the `DataframeProxy` attributes.

219-220: The load_connector method is a new addition. Verify that it is being used correctly in all places where SmartDataframe objects are expected to load data from connectors.

195-214: The magic methods such as __getattr__, __getitem__, __setitem__, and others are correctly implemented to delegate to the DataframeProxy object, allowing SmartDataframe to act as a proxy to the underlying dataframe.

223-234: The load_smartdataframes function is designed to convert a list of various data types into SmartDataframe objects. Ensure that all calls to this function pass the correct types as per the new df parameter type hint in the SmartDataframe constructor.
pandasai/smart_datalake/__init__.py (10)

40-41: The imports for pandas and Callbacks have been added. Ensure that these new dependencies are used appropriately in the refactored code and that the Callbacks class is defined elsewhere in the codebase.

47-86: The __init__ method has been significantly refactored. It now initializes several new attributes and uses the load_config and load_dfs methods. Ensure that these methods are correctly implemented and that the new attributes are used consistently throughout the class.

95-111: The load_dfs method has been introduced to wrap dataframes in SmartDataframe objects. Verify that the SmartDataframe class is correctly handling the config and logger parameters and that all dataframes passed to SmartDatalake are being correctly converted.

120-154: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [113-149]

The load_config method has been added to handle configuration loading and setup. Ensure that the Config class can handle the unpacking of a dictionary into its attributes and that the directory creation logic is robust against potential exceptions.

120-154: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [151-166]

The load_llm method has been introduced to load and potentially wrap an LLM object. Ensure that the LangchainLLM class exists and is capable of wrapping the provided llm object, and that the method returns the correct type.

174-180: The assign_prompt_id method has been added, which assigns a new UUID to last_prompt_id and logs it. Verify that the logger object is correctly handling the log method call and that UUIDs are being generated without issues.

206-246: The chat method has been refactored to include tracking and logging of queries, as well as handling the execution of the smart datalake pipeline. Ensure that the GenerateSmartDatalakePipeline class is correctly implemented and that the error handling logic is robust.

203-264: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [248-278]

The prepare_context_for_smart_datalake_pipeline method has been added to prepare the context for pipeline execution. Verify that the output_type_factory function and the add_many method of the context are correctly implemented and used.

285-286: The clear_memory method has been added to clear the context's memory and generate a new conversation ID. Verify that the memory object's clear method is correctly implemented and that UUIDs are being generated without issues.

293-314: Properties have been added for last_query_log_id, config, llm, cache, memory, and skills_manager. Ensure that these properties are returning the correct attributes from the context and that they are being used consistently throughout the class.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-18T13:30:26Z

pandasai/smart_datalake/callbacks.py

+    def on_prompt_generation(self, prompt: FileBasedPrompt) -> str:
+        """
+        A method to be called after prompt generation.
+
+        Args:
+            prompt (str): A prompt
+        """


The documentation for the on_prompt_generation method incorrectly describes the prompt parameter as a string. The type hint and the method's logic indicate that it is a FileBasedPrompt object, not a string.

- prompt (str): A prompt + prompt (FileBasedPrompt): A prompt

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def on_prompt_generation(self, prompt: FileBasedPrompt) -> str:

"""

A method to be called after prompt generation.

Args:

prompt (str): A prompt

"""

def on_prompt_generation(self, prompt: FileBasedPrompt) -> str:

"""

A method to be called after prompt generation.

Args:

prompt (FileBasedPrompt): A prompt

"""

coderabbitai · 2023-12-18T13:30:26Z

pandasai/smart_datalake/callbacks.py

+    def on_result(self, result):
+        """
+        A method to be called after code execution.
+
+        Args:
+            result (Any): A python code
+        """


The documentation for the on_result method incorrectly describes the result parameter as "A python code". This should be corrected to accurately reflect the type and purpose of the result parameter.

- result (Any): A python code + result (Any): The result of code execution

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A method to be called after code execution.

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result (Any): A python code

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def on_result(self, result):

"""

A method to be called after code execution.

Args:

result (Any): The result of code execution

"""

coderabbitai · 2023-12-18T13:30:26Z

pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py

+        if self.dataframe is None:
+            self.load_connector()
+
+        if self.dataframe_proxy is None and self.connector:


The conditional check in the column_hash method may lead to an AttributeError if self.dataframe_proxy is None. The logic should be revised to prevent this.

- if self.dataframe_proxy is None and self.connector: + if self.dataframe_proxy is None:

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if self.dataframe is None:

self.load_connector()

if self.dataframe_proxy is None and self.connector:

if self.dataframe is None:

self.load_connector()

if self.dataframe_proxy is None:

ArslanSaleem · 2023-12-19T10:02:53Z

pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py

-
-    def is_connector(self):
-        return self._core.has_connector
+        return self.dataframe_proxy.connector.equals(other.dataframe_proxy.connector)


@gventuri .equals doens't exists for PandasConnector if gives error when using with direct_sql: true config.
"Unfortunately, I was not able to answer your question, because of the following error:\n\n'PandasConnector' object has no attribute 'equals'\n"

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pandasai/connectors/base.py (4)
13-13: The removal of the where attribute from BaseConnectorConfig aligns with the refactor objectives. Ensure that all references to this attribute are updated or removed in the codebase to prevent any broken functionality.
#!/bin/bash
# Search for usage of the `where` attribute in the codebase.
ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'$.where'
79-85: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [82-91]

The head method's update to return a Pandas DataFrame is consistent with the refactor's goal of standardizing on Pandas DataFrames.

88-94: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [91-101]

The execute method's update to return a Pandas DataFrame is consistent with the refactor's goal of standardizing on Pandas DataFrames.

167-168: The addition of the equals method in BaseConnector is a good practice for comparing instances. Ensure that this method is used appropriately in the codebase where instance comparison is needed.
pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py (5)
17-17: The addition of the SQLConnector import is consistent with the refactor's goal of extending functionality.

38-39: The changes to the constructor to use direct assignments instead of private variables align with the refactor's goal of enhancing maintainability.

120-121: The logic change in _validate_direct_sql to check for SQLConnector instances and equality is a significant update. Ensure that this new logic is thoroughly tested to prevent any regression.
#!/bin/bash
# Test the new logic in `_validate_direct_sql` method.
# Placeholder for the actual test command/script.
220-223: The behavior change in _get_originals to handle connector loading based on the presence of filters is a significant update. Ensure that this new behavior is thoroughly tested to prevent any regression.
#!/bin/bash
# Test the new behavior in `_get_originals` method.
# Placeholder for the actual test command/script.
527-542: The code parsing logic update in _extract_comparisons to handle comparisons involving subscript operations is a significant update. Recommend adding tests to ensure the new logic works as expected.
#!/bin/bash
# Test the new parsing logic in `_extract_comparisons` method.
# Placeholder for the actual test command/script.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-21T00:10:43Z

pandasai/connectors/pandas.py

+    Pandas connector class to handle csv, parquet, xlsx files and pandas dataframes.
+    """
+
+    _pandas_df = pd.DataFrame


The _pandas_df attribute is initialized as a class attribute, which could lead to shared state between instances. Consider initializing it within the __init__ method to make it an instance attribute.

- _pandas_df = pd.DataFrame + self._pandas_df = pd.DataFrame()

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coderabbitai · 2023-12-21T00:10:43Z

pandasai/connectors/pandas.py

+    @cache
+    def head(self, n: int = 5) -> pd.DataFrame:
+        """
+        Return the head of the data source that the connector is connected to.
+        This information is passed to the LLM to provide the schema of the
+        data source.
+        """
+        sampler = DataSampler(self._pandas_df)
+        return sampler.sample(n)


The use of the @cache decorator on the head method may lead to unexpected behavior if the underlying data changes. Reconsider if caching is appropriate for this method.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-21T00:10:43Z

pandasai/connectors/pandas.py

+    @cache
+    def execute(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
+        """
+        Execute the given query on the data source that the connector is
+        connected to.
+        """
+        return self._pandas_df


The use of the @cache decorator on the execute method may lead to unexpected behavior if the underlying data changes. Reconsider if caching is appropriate for this method.

coderabbitai · 2023-12-21T00:10:43Z

pandasai/connectors/pandas.py

+    def path(self):
+        """
+        Return the path of the data source that the connector is connected to.
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @property
+    def fallback_name(self):
+        """
+        Return the name of the table that the connector is connected to.
+        """
+        pass


The path and fallback_name properties are defined but not implemented. If these are placeholders for future implementation, consider adding a NotImplementedError or a comment to clarify their purpose.

- pass + raise NotImplementedError("This method is not yet implemented.")

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"""

pass

@property

def fallback_name(self):

"""

Return the name of the table that the connector is connected to.

"""

pass

def path(self):

"""

Return the path of the data source that the connector is connected to.

"""

raise NotImplementedError("This method is not yet implemented.")

@property

def fallback_name(self):

"""

Return the name of the table that the connector is connected to.

"""

raise NotImplementedError("This method is not yet implemented.")

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pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py (4)

17-17: The import of SQLConnector is noted and seems appropriate given the context of the refactor.

38-39: Refactoring to use direct assignments in the __init__ method of CodeExecutionContext enhances readability and follows Pythonic conventions.

222-227: Adjustments to the _get_originals method to handle connectors and partial loading are in line with the refactor's objectives.

529-545: Refactoring of the _extract_comparisons method to handle Subscript nodes and tokenization appears to be a solid improvement.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T10:11:52Z

pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py

+        if self._config.direct_sql:
+            if all(
+                (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs
+            ):
                return True
            else:
                raise InvalidConfigError(


The condition df == dfs[0] may not work as intended if it's meant to compare connectors rather than the dataframes themselves. Consider comparing the connectors directly.

- (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs + (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df.connector == dfs[0].connector) for df in dfs

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):

return True

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if self._config.direct_sql:

if all(

(isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df.connector == dfs[0].connector) for df in dfs

):

return True

else:

raise InvalidConfigError(

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pandasai/helpers/skills_manager.py (5 hunks)
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Additional comments: 44

pandasai/prompts/direct_sql_prompt.py (3)

2-6: Ensure that the newly imported classes CurrentCodePrompt, GeneratePythonCodePrompt, and SimpleReasoningPrompt are utilized within the DirectSQLPrompt class.

23-23: Confirm that the to_csv() method is called with the correct parameters to produce the desired CSV format. If specific formatting is required (e.g., no header row, specific delimiter), parameters should be passed to the to_csv() method accordingly.

33-44: Verify that the new variables code_description, last_message, prev_conversation, and reasoning are properly initialized and used within the DirectSQLPrompt class. Also, ensure that the on_prompt_generation method is correctly implemented and called.

pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py (1)

18-51: Ensure that the public attributes dfs, memory, skills_manager, cache, config, query_exec_tracker, and intermediate_values are accessed and modified correctly throughout the codebase. Additionally, verify that the new methods add, add_many, and get are implemented correctly and replace the functionality of the removed methods add_intermediate_value and get_intermediate_value.

pandasai/prompts/generate_python_code.py (1)

71-76: Confirm that the removal of the engine_df_name variable does not negatively impact the default import and variable initialization within the GeneratePythonCodePrompt class or any other part of the codebase that may rely on this setting.

pandasai/helpers/skills_manager.py (2)

11-12: Ensure that the removal of the explicit type declaration for skills and used_skills does not affect the type safety of these attributes. Consider adding type hints if necessary to maintain clarity.

47-71: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [11-68]

Verify that the new public attributes skills and used_skills, along with their getter and setter methods, are correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase. Ensure that the logic and control flow of the SkillsManager class accommodate these changes without introducing any issues.

pandasai/responses/response_parser.py (3)

1-5: Confirm that the removal of the polars_imported import statement does not affect any part of the code that may have relied on this import, especially within the ResponseParser class.

31-33: Ensure that the modification of the context parameter in the __init__ method of the ResponseParser class does not negatively impact the initialization and usage of the context object within the class or elsewhere in the codebase.

66-71: Verify that the removal of the conditional block related to the polars engine from the format_dataframe method does not affect the method's ability to format dataframes correctly. Ensure that all dataframe-related functionality is preserved.

tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_code_generator.py (1)

107-109: Confirm that the changes to the get and _cache.get methods of the context object in the test_code_generator.py file correctly reflect the updated logic for retrieving intermediate values and caching. Ensure that the test cases still validate the expected behavior.

pandasai/agent/__init__.py (3)

3-3: Ensure that the removal of the DataFrameType import and the addition of import pandas as pd do not affect any part of the code that may have relied on DataFrameType. Confirm that pd.DataFrame is used correctly throughout the Agent class.

25-71: Verify that the removal of private attributes _lake and _logger and the update to use self.lake and self.logger are correctly reflected throughout the Agent class. Ensure that all methods within the class function as expected with these changes.

94-137: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [54-204]

Confirm that the renaming of _call_llm_with_prompt to call_llm_with_prompt and the updates to references of private attributes are correctly implemented. Ensure that the properties last_code_generated, last_code_executed, last_prompt, and last_query_log_id correctly expose the corresponding values from the lake object.
pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py (5)
2-5: The introduction in the docstring provides a clear overview of the SmartDataframe class's purpose.

34-45: The SmartDataframe class has been updated to accept a wider range of types for the df parameter, enhancing flexibility.

97-103: The docstring for the chat method has been updated to provide clear information about the expected output types.

138-157: The dataframe and connector properties, along with their setter, have been refactored to use the dataframe_proxy, aligning with the new class design.

195-214: The magic methods have been updated to delegate to dataframe_proxy. Verify that the equals method exists on all connector types to prevent runtime errors.

Verification successful

The equals method is implemented in various connector classes including Snowflake, Databricks, the base connector class, Pandas, and SQL connectors. This confirms that the equals method used in the __eq__ magic method of the SmartDataframe class should function correctly across different connector types.
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pandasai/helpers/query_exec_tracker.py (2)

19-22: Renaming of keys in exec_steps improves clarity and consistency with the rest of the codebase.

167-176: The _generate_exec_step method now includes more detailed tracking for the retry_run_code step, which is a useful enhancement for debugging.
pandasai/smart_datalake/__init__.py (9)
40-41: The introduction of the Callbacks class and the import of pandas as pd are noted. Ensure that the Callbacks class is fully implemented and tested, and that the switch to pandas DataFrame is consistent throughout the codebase.

47-86: The SmartDatalake class constructor has been updated with new parameters and logic. Verify that the new attributes and the refactored initialization logic are correctly implemented and that they do not introduce any regressions or bugs.

95-111: The load_dfs method now ensures that all dataframes are instances of SmartDataframe. This change should be reflected in all parts of the code where dataframes are loaded into the SmartDatalake.

120-154: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [113-149]

The load_config method has been refactored to handle dictionary configs and to create directories for charts and cache. Ensure that the directory creation logic is robust and that the configuration handling is backward compatible.

120-154: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [151-166]

The load_llm method now wraps Langchain LLMs in a PandasAI LLM wrapper. Confirm that this change is consistent with the intended use of LLMs in the codebase.

203-264: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [182-246]

The chat method has been refactored with new logging and tracking logic. Ensure that this logic is correctly integrated and that it does not negatively impact the method's functionality.

Verification successful

The shell script output confirms the presence of the new logging and tracking logic within the chat method and other parts of the pandasai codebase. The self.logger.log and self.context.query_exec_tracker calls are found in the __init__.py file of the smart_datalake module, as well as in other modules such as smart_datalake_chat, connectors, and agent. This indicates that the logging and tracking logic is integrated across various components of the library.

Based on the script output, the following can be concluded:

The self.logger.log method is used for logging within the chat method and other parts of the library.

The self.context.query_exec_tracker is used for tracking queries and their execution status within the chat method and is also utilized in other pipeline components.

Given this information, the new logging and tracking logic appears to be correctly integrated within the chat method and is consistently used across the library.
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* 203-264: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [248-278]
The prepare_context_for_smart_datalake_pipeline method now adds output_type_helper and last_prompt_id to the context. Confirm that these additions are correctly used in the pipeline execution.

281-286: The clear_memory method now clears the context memory and generates a new conversation_id. This change should be reflected in all parts of the code where the memory is expected to be cleared.

288-314: New properties have been added to the SmartDatalake class to expose internal attributes such as logs, last_query_log_id, config, llm, cache, memory, and skills_manager. Ensure that these properties are used correctly throughout the codebase.
tests/skills/test_skills.py (6)
70-74: The code_manager fixture has been modified to return a CodeManager instance with specific attributes. Verify that the new fixture setup is correctly used in the test methods and that it aligns with the changes in the main codebase.

Verification successful

The review comment about the code_manager fixture has been verified. The fixture is correctly set up with the attributes dfs, config, and logger, and it is used appropriately in the test methods within tests/skills/test_skills.py. The usage of code_manager across various test methods aligns with the changes in the main codebase.
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* 177-207: The `test_skill_decorator` method has been added to test the skill decorator functionality. Confirm that the test cases cover the expected behavior of skill decorators.

239-244: The test methods test_add_skills_with_agent and test_add_skills_with_smartDataframe have been updated to assert the length of the skills list after adding skills. Ensure that these assertions are valid and that the skills are being added as expected.

314-319: The test_run_prompt_agent method now assigns last_prompt from agent.lake.last_prompt. Confirm that this change is consistent with the updated structure of the Agent class and that it does not affect the test's validity.

334-341: The test_code_exec_with_skills_no_use method has been updated to use the skills_manager attribute. Ensure that the test still correctly verifies the absence of used skills after code execution.

354-359: The test_code_exec_with_skills method has been updated to use the skills_manager attribute. Confirm that the test correctly verifies the use of skills during code execution and that the result is as expected.
tests/test_smartdataframe.py (8)
57-57: Refactoring DataSampler to accept pd.DataFrame is consistent with the PR's objective of standardizing data handling.

131-133: The test test_init is asserting that certain attributes are None. Ensure that the refactoring of the SmartDataframe class aligns with these assertions.

304-304: Ensure that smart_dataframe.lake.last_prompt_id is correctly implemented and accessible after the refactoring.

310-320: The mocking in test_getters_are_accessible should be verified to ensure it's correctly intercepting calls to CodeGenerator.execute and that the test logic is valid.

Verification successful

The previous script contained a syntax error. I will correct it and run a new script to verify the mocking in the test_getters_are_accessible method.

It seems there was an issue with the previous script. I will now attempt to locate the test_smartdataframe.py file and then search for the @patch decorator within it.

I will now list all Python files in the repository to confirm the presence of test_smartdataframe.py.

The file tests/test_smartdataframe.py is present in the repository. I will now read the contents of this file to manually verify the mocking setup.

The review of the test_getters_are_accessible method in tests/test_smartdataframe.py has been completed. The method uses the @patch decorator to mock the CodeGenerator.execute method from the pandasai.pipelines.smart_datalake_chat.code_generator module. The test checks that smart_dataframe.last_code_generated is equal to the expected code after calling smart_dataframe.chat("What number comes before 2?").

The mocking is set up correctly, and the test logic appears to be valid based on the provided code.
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* 379-382: The mocking in `test_save_chart_non_default_dir` should be verified to ensure it's correctly intercepting calls to `plt.savefig` and that the test logic is valid.

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The output from the script provides the necessary context to verify the mocking in the test_save_chart_non_default_dir method. The test method includes a mock for the import_dependency function from the pandasai.helpers.code_manager module, which is used to avoid actual calls to matplotlib.pyplot. The test setup includes a predefined output for the llm mock that simulates the code that would be generated, including a call to plt.savefig('temp_chart.png').

However, the output does not show a direct mock of plt.savefig itself. Instead, it shows that the import_dependency function is being mocked, which suggests that this function is responsible for importing matplotlib.pyplot. This could be an indirect way of controlling the behavior of plt.savefig within the test environment.

Given the information provided, the mocking setup seems to be correctly implemented to avoid actual calls to matplotlib.pyplot and to check the behavior of the SmartDataframe when saving charts. The test is designed to ensure that the chart is saved in the specified directory, which is part of the SmartDataframe configuration.

Based on the provided context, the review comment regarding the verification of the mocking in test_save_chart_non_default_dir can be addressed as follows:

The mocking of import_dependency is used to control the import of matplotlib.pyplot, which indirectly affects the behavior of plt.savefig.

The test logic appears to be valid, as it sets up the SmartDataframe with a custom save_charts_path and checks if the code generates a call to plt.savefig() with the correct directory.
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* 495-529: The direct access to lake configurations in `test_updates_configs_with_setters` should be verified to ensure it's correctly implemented and that the test logic is valid.

531-539: The direct access to head_df in test_custom_head_getter and test_custom_head_setter should be verified to ensure it's correctly implemented and that the test logic is valid.

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The attempt to verify the implementation of the head_df attribute in the SmartDataframe class using ast-grep did not yield any results. This could mean that the attribute is not implemented as a property with a getter that returns custom_head, or it could be an issue with the pattern used in the ast-grep command.

Given that the ast-grep command did not produce the expected output, we should attempt a different strategy to verify the implementation of the head_df attribute in the SmartDataframe class.

The ast-grep searches for the head_df attribute within the SmartDataframe class did not return any results. This could indicate that the attribute does not exist, is not named as such within the class, or there may be an issue with the pattern used for the search.

Since the direct approach with ast-grep has not been successful, we can try a broader search using rg (ripgrep) to look for references to head_df within the codebase to verify its existence and usage.

The attempt to use rg (ripgrep) with the --python flag resulted in an error because the flag is not valid. To correct this, we should remove the --python flag and run the search again. Ripgrep will automatically detect the file types based on the file extensions.

Let's try running the rg command without the --python flag to search for references to head_df in the codebase.

The search for references to head_df in the codebase using rg has provided several results. From the output, we can see that head_df is indeed used in various files, including tests and within the pandasai library itself. Specifically, the head_df attribute is referenced in the SmartDataframe class as shown in the __init__.py file under the pandasai/smart_dataframe directory.

Here are the relevant findings:

The head_df attribute is set in the SmartDataframe class initializer.

It is used in test files, such as test_smartdataframe.py and test_smartdatalake.py.

It is also referenced in prompt-related files and documentation, indicating its use in the library's functionality.

Given this information, we can confirm that the head_df attribute is correctly implemented in the SmartDataframe class and is being accessed as intended in the test methods test_custom_head_getter and test_custom_head_setter.
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    $$$
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* 625-626: The patching in `test_head_csv_with_custom_head` should be verified to ensure it's correctly intercepting the `PandasConnector` and that the test logic is valid.

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The search results confirm that PandasConnector is indeed used and patched within tests/test_smartdataframe.py. The specific line from the test file shows that the patching is applied using the with statement, which is a common and correct way to apply a patch in Python tests. This suggests that the patching in the test_head_csv_with_custom_head method is set up correctly.

Given this information, the review comment about verifying the patching in test_head_csv_with_custom_head can be addressed as follows:

The PandasConnector is patched in the tests/test_smartdataframe.py file.

The patch is applied in the correct scope using the with statement.

The test file also contains direct imports and usage of PandasConnector, indicating that the class is a part of the test suite.

Based on the search results, the patching in test_head_csv_with_custom_head is correctly intercepting the PandasConnector as intended.
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coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T11:09:58Z

pandasai/llm/base.py

+            openai_creds |= {
+                "api_key": self.api_token,
+                "api_base": self.api_base,
+            }


Ensure that self.api_token and self.api_base are not None before merging them into openai_creds to avoid potential NoneType errors during dictionary merging.

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T11:09:58Z

pandasai/smart_dataframe/__init__.py

+
+        # Define the dataframe proxy
+        self.dataframe_proxy = DataframeProxy(df, logger)
+
+        # Define the smart datalake
+        self.lake = SmartDatalake([self], config, logger)
+        self.lake.set_instance_type(self.__class__.__name__)
+
+        # Set the df info
+        self.table_name = name
+        if self.table_name is None and self.connector:
+            self.table_name = self.connector.fallback_name
+
+        self.table_description = description
+
+        self.head_df = DataframeHead(
+            self.dataframe_proxy.connector,
+            custom_head,
+            samples_amount=0 if self.lake.config.enforce_privacy else 3,
+        )


Potential AttributeError in the constructor when assigning table_name. Ensure self.dataframe_proxy is not None before accessing self.connector.

- if self.table_name is None and self.connector: + if self.table_name is None and self.dataframe_proxy and self.connector:

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# Define the dataframe proxy

self.dataframe_proxy = DataframeProxy(df, logger)

# Define the smart datalake

self.lake = SmartDatalake([self], config, logger)

self.lake.set_instance_type(self.__class__.__name__)

# Set the df info

self.table_name = name

if self.table_name is None and self.connector:

self.table_name = self.connector.fallback_name

self.table_description = description

self.head_df = DataframeHead(

self.dataframe_proxy.connector,

custom_head,

samples_amount=0 if self.lake.config.enforce_privacy else 3,

)

# Define the dataframe proxy

self.dataframe_proxy = DataframeProxy(df, logger)

# Define the smart datalake

self.lake = SmartDatalake([self], config, logger)

self.lake.set_instance_type(self.__class__.__name__)

# Set the df info

self.table_name = name

if self.table_name is None and self.dataframe_proxy and self.connector:

self.table_name = self.connector.fallback_name

self.table_description = description

self.head_df = DataframeHead(

self.dataframe_proxy.connector,

custom_head,

samples_amount=0 if self.lake.config.enforce_privacy else 3,

)

coderabbitai · 2024-01-02T11:09:59Z

tests/test_smartdataframe.py

    def tearDown(self):
        for filename in [
            "df_test.parquet",
-            "df_test_polars.parquet",
            "df_duplicate.parquet",
        ]:
            if os.path.exists("cache/" + filename):


The tearDown method is removing files from a hardcoded "cache/" directory. This could be problematic if the directory structure changes or if the tests are run in an environment where the "cache/" directory is not present or has different permissions.

- if os.path.exists("cache/" + filename): + cache_dir = "cache/" + if os.path.exists(os.path.join(cache_dir, filename)):

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def tearDown(self):

for filename in [

"df_test.parquet",

"df_test_polars.parquet",

"df_duplicate.parquet",

]:

if os.path.exists("cache/" + filename):

def tearDown(self):

cache_dir = "cache/"

for filename in [

"df_test.parquet",

"df_duplicate.parquet",

]:

if os.path.exists(os.path.join(cache_dir, filename)):

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pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py (6 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py (1 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py (2 hunks)
pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py (1 hunks)
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_validate_pipeline_input.py (1 hunks)
tests/test_codemanager.py (6 hunks)

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pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py
pandasai/pipelines/pipeline_context.py

Additional comments: 10

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py (2)

9-14: The class ValidatePipelineInput is currently empty and only contains a pass statement. This is likely a placeholder for future logic.

40-54: The execute method correctly sets the context and calls the validation method. However, it should be ensured that the context is always provided and is of the correct type.

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py (2)

56-57: The is_cached method is a simple check on the context. Ensure that the context always contains the 'found_in_cache' key and that it is of a boolean type.

59-60: The run method is straightforward and delegates the execution to the pipeline's run method. This is a standard delegation pattern.
tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_validate_pipeline_input.py (3)
132-139: The test test_validate_input_with_direct_sql_false_and_non_connector correctly tests the scenario where direct_sql is false and no SQLConnector is used. The test is well-structured and asserts the expected behavior.

26-28: The llm fixture is used to create a fake LLM instance. Ensure that the FakeLLM class is designed to be used as a fixture and that it behaves as expected in the test environment.

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The FakeLLM class is found within the file pandasai/llm/fake.py, and it is indeed part of the codebase. This confirms that the FakeLLM class exists and is likely designed to be used in the test environment as a fixture, as indicated by its usage in the llm fixture within the test file.
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* 141-151: The test `test_validate_input_with_direct_sql_true_and_non_connector` correctly asserts that an `InvalidConfigError` is raised when `direct_sql` is true but no SQLConnector is used. This is a good use of the `pytest.raises` context manager to test exception handling.
tests/test_codemanager.py (3)
77-83: The code_manager fixture has been refactored to instantiate CodeManager with specific parameters. Ensure that the CodeManager class accepts these parameters and that they are used correctly within the class.

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The CodeManager class has been found in the pandasai/helpers/code_manager.py file. The class definition includes the following attributes:

_dfs: A list, which likely refers to dataframes.

_config: Can be either a Config object or a dictionary.

_logger: An instance of Logger, with a default value of None.

_additional_dependencies: A list of dictionaries, with a default value of an empty list.

_ast_comparator_map: A dictionary mapping AST nodes to their string equivalents.

These attributes correspond to the parameters used in the code_manager fixture in the test_codemanager.py file, which are dfs, config, and logger. This indicates that the CodeManager class is designed to accept these parameters, and they are likely used correctly within the class.
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* 209-219: The use of a mock in `test_exception_handling` is a good practice for isolating the test from the actual code execution and focusing on behavior. Ensure that the mock is set up correctly and that the `NoCodeFoundError` is a valid exception that should be raised in this context.

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The NoCodeFoundError class is indeed present in the codebase, specifically defined within the pandasai/exceptions.py file. This confirms that the use of NoCodeFoundError in the test_exception_handling method is valid, as it references an existing exception class.

Regarding the mock setup in the test_exception_handling method, since the script output confirms the existence of the NoCodeFoundError, it can be inferred that the mock is intended to simulate the raising of this exception when the execute_code method is called. This is a common testing practice to ensure that the code correctly handles specific exceptions.

Based on the information gathered:

The NoCodeFoundError is a valid exception within the pandasai codebase.

The mock setup in the test_exception_handling method is correctly using this exception to test the exception handling behavior of the smart_dataframe.chat method.
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* 318-319: The removal of the `test_get_environment` method suggests that the corresponding functionality in `CodeManager` may have been removed or refactored. Verify that this is the case to ensure that the test suite remains comprehensive.

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The get_environment method appears to have been removed or refactored in the CodeManager class, as indicated by the absence of results from the ast-grep command.
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coderabbitai · 2024-01-03T20:21:57Z

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py

+    def _validate_direct_sql(self, dfs: List) -> bool:
+        """
+        Raises error if they don't belong sqlconnector or have different credentials
+        Args:
+            dfs (List[SmartDataframe]): list of SmartDataframes
+
+        Raises:
+            InvalidConfigError: Raise Error in case of config is set but criteria is not met
+        """
+
+        if self.context.config.direct_sql:
+            for df in dfs:
+                print((isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]))
+            if all(
+                (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs
+            ):
+                return True
+            else:
+                raise InvalidConfigError(
+                    "Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "
+                    "and have same credentials"
+                )
+        return False


The print statement on line 28 seems to be a leftover from debugging and should be removed to clean up the code.

- print((isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]))

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def _validate_direct_sql(self, dfs: List) -> bool:

"""

Raises error if they don't belong sqlconnector or have different credentials

Args:

dfs (List[SmartDataframe]): list of SmartDataframes

Raises:

InvalidConfigError: Raise Error in case of config is set but criteria is not met

"""

if self.context.config.direct_sql:

for df in dfs:

print((isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]))

if all(

(isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs

):

return True

else:

raise InvalidConfigError(

"Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "

"and have same credentials"

)

return False

def _validate_direct_sql(self, dfs: List) -> bool:

"""

Raises error if they don't belong sqlconnector or have different credentials

Args:

dfs (List[SmartDataframe]): list of SmartDataframes

Raises:

InvalidConfigError: Raise Error in case of config is set but criteria is not met

"""

if self.context.config.direct_sql:

for df in dfs:

if all(

(isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs

):

return True

else:

raise InvalidConfigError(

"Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "

"and have same credentials"

)

return False

coderabbitai · 2024-01-03T20:21:58Z

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py

+        if self.context.config.direct_sql:
+            for df in dfs:
+                print((isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]))
+            if all(
+                (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs
+            ):
+                return True
+            else:
+                raise InvalidConfigError(
+                    "Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "
+                    "and have same credentials"
+                )


The condition in the list comprehension (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) is incorrect. It should check if the connectors are of the same type and have the same credentials, not if the dataframes are the same object.

- (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs + (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df.connector.credentials == dfs[0].connector.credentials) for df in dfs

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if self.context.config.direct_sql:

for df in dfs:

print((isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]))

if all(

(isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs

):

return True

else:

raise InvalidConfigError(

"Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "

"and have same credentials"

)

if self.context.config.direct_sql:

for df in dfs:

print((isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]))

if all(

(isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df.connector.credentials == dfs[0].connector.credentials) for df in dfs

):

return True

else:

raise InvalidConfigError(

"Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "

"and have same credentials"

)

coderabbitai · 2024-01-03T20:21:58Z

pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/generate_smart_datalake_pipeline.py

 class GenerateSmartDatalakePipeline:
-    _pipeline: Pipeline
+    pipeline: Pipeline

    def __init__(
        self,
        context: Optional[PipelineContext] = None,
        logger: Optional[Logger] = None,
+        on_prompt_generation=None,
+        on_code_generation=None,
+        on_code_execution=None,
+        on_result=None,


The constructor parameters on_prompt_generation, on_code_generation, on_code_execution, and on_result should have type hints for better code clarity and maintainability.

def __init__( self, context: Optional[PipelineContext] = None, logger: Optional[Logger] = None, - on_prompt_generation=None, - on_code_generation=None, - on_code_execution=None, - on_result=None, + on_prompt_generation: Optional[Callable] = None, + on_code_generation: Optional[Callable] = None, + on_code_execution: Optional[Callable] = None, + on_result: Optional[Callable] = None, ):

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pipeline: Pipeline

def __init__(

self,

context: Optional[PipelineContext] = None,

logger: Optional[Logger] = None,

on_prompt_generation=None,

on_code_generation=None,

on_code_execution=None,

on_result=None,

class GenerateSmartDatalakePipeline:

pipeline: Pipeline

def __init__(

self,

context: Optional[PipelineContext] = None,

logger: Optional[Logger] = None,

on_prompt_generation: Optional[Callable] = None,

on_code_generation: Optional[Callable] = None,

on_code_execution: Optional[Callable] = None,

on_result: Optional[Callable] = None,

coderabbitai · 2024-01-03T20:21:58Z

tests/pipelines/smart_datalake/test_validate_pipeline_input.py

+class TestCodeGenerator:
+    "Unit test for Smart Data Lake Code Generator"


The class TestCodeGenerator seems to be incorrectly named and should reflect that it is testing ValidatePipelineInput.

- class TestCodeGenerator: + class TestValidatePipelineInput:

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pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py (1)
1-6: Removed unused imports should be verified to ensure they are not used elsewhere in the codebase.

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1-21: Ensure that the fixtures are correctly setting up the necessary objects for the tests. The sample_df fixture creates a pandas DataFrame, which is used in multiple tests.

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pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py

+    def _validate_direct_sql(self, dfs: List) -> bool:
+        """
+        Raises error if they don't belong sqlconnector or have different credentials
+        Args:
+            dfs (List[SmartDataframe]): list of SmartDataframes
+
+        Raises:
+            InvalidConfigError: Raise Error in case of config is set but criteria is not met
+        """
+
+        if self.context.config.direct_sql:
+            if all(
+                (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs
+            ):
+                return True
+            else:
+                raise InvalidConfigError(
+                    "Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "
+                    "and have same credentials"
+                )
+        return False


The comparison df == dfs[0] in line 28 seems incorrect. It compares the dataframe objects directly, which may not be the intended behavior for checking if they belong to the same datasource and have the same credentials.

- (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs + (isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df.connector == dfs[0].connector) for df in dfs

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"""

Raises error if they don't belong sqlconnector or have different credentials

Args:

dfs (List[SmartDataframe]): list of SmartDataframes

Raises:

InvalidConfigError: Raise Error in case of config is set but criteria is not met

"""

if self.context.config.direct_sql:

if all(

(isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df == dfs[0]) for df in dfs

):

return True

else:

raise InvalidConfigError(

"Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "

"and have same credentials"

)

return False

def _validate_direct_sql(self, dfs: List) -> bool:

"""

Raises error if they don't belong sqlconnector or have different credentials

Args:

dfs (List[SmartDataframe]): list of SmartDataframes

Raises:

InvalidConfigError: Raise Error in case of config is set but criteria is not met

"""

if self.context.config.direct_sql:

if all(

(isinstance(df.connector, SQLConnector) and df.connector == dfs[0].connector) for df in dfs

):

return True

else:

raise InvalidConfigError(

"Direct requires all SQLConnector and they belong to same datasource "

"and have same credentials"

)

return False

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pandasai/pipelines/smart_datalake_chat/validate_pipeline_input.py

+    def execute(self, input: Any, **kwargs) -> Any:
+        """
+        This method validates pipeline context and configs
+
+        :param input: Your input data.
+        :param kwargs: A dictionary of keyword arguments.
+            - 'logger' (any): The logger for logging.
+            - 'config' (Config): Global configurations for the test
+            - 'context' (any): The execution context.
+
+        :return: The result of the execution.
+        """
+        self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context")
+        self._validate_direct_sql(self.context.dfs)
+        return input


The execute method should not set the context attribute directly. It should be passed to the constructor of the class and stored as an instance variable.

- self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context") + # The context should be set in the constructor of the class

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- 'config' (Config): Global configurations for the test

- 'context' (any): The execution context.

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self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context")

self._validate_direct_sql(self.context.dfs)

return input

def execute(self, input: Any, **kwargs) -> Any:

"""

This method validates pipeline context and configs

:param input: Your input data.

:param kwargs: A dictionary of keyword arguments.

- 'logger' (any): The logger for logging.

- 'config' (Config): Global configurations for the test

- 'context' (any): The execution context.

:return: The result of the execution.

"""

# The context should be set in the constructor of the class

self._validate_direct_sql(self.context.dfs)

return input

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		n (int, optional): Number of rows to sample. Defaults to 5.

		self.context: PipelineContext = kwargs.get("context")
		self.logger: Logger = kwargs.get("logger")

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