feat: Added telegram platform support! #84
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participant User
participant QueryEngine
participant TelegramEngine
participant OtherEngines
User->>QueryEngine: Request query with telegram = true
QueryEngine->>TelegramEngine: Initialize Telegram query engine
TelegramEngine-->>QueryEngine: Return messages, conversations, media
QueryEngine->>User: Return results
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subquery.py (2)
136-149:⚠️ Potential issueMissing Import for
TelegramQueryEngineThe
TelegramQueryEngineneeds to be imported to use it in your code. Ensure you add the necessary import statement at the beginning of the file.Apply this diff to add the import:
from utils.query_engine import ( DEFAULT_GUIDANCE_SUB_QUESTION_PROMPT_TMPL, GDriveQueryEngine, GitHubQueryEngine, MediaWikiQueryEngine, NotionQueryEngine, + TelegramQueryEngine, prepare_discord_engine_auto_filter, )Likely invalid or redundant comment.
136-136: Verify Implementation ofTelegramQueryEngineEnsure that the
TelegramQueryEngineclass is implemented in the codebase to handle Telegram data queries effectively.Run the following script to check if
TelegramQueryEngineis defined:
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utils/query_engine/telegram.py (3)
4-4: LGTM: Class definition is correct. Consider adding a docstring.The class definition for
TelegramQueryEngineis correct, inheriting fromBaseQdrantEngine. To improve documentation, consider adding a class-level docstring explaining the purpose and functionality of this class.Example docstring:
class TelegramQueryEngine(BaseQdrantEngine): """ A query engine for Telegram data, inheriting from BaseQdrantEngine. This class provides functionality to query and retrieve Telegram-specific data. """
5-7: LGTM: Constructor implementation is correct. Consider adding a docstring.The constructor for
TelegramQueryEngineis implemented correctly. It properly initializes the superclass with the required parameters. To improve documentation, consider adding a method-level docstring explaining the purpose of thecommunity_idparameter.Example docstring:
def __init__(self, community_id: str) -> None: """ Initialize the TelegramQueryEngine. Args: community_id (str): The unique identifier for the community associated with this query engine. """ platform_name = "telegram" super().__init__(platform_name, community_id)
1-7: Overall implementation looks good. Consider future enhancements.The
TelegramQueryEngineclass is well-structured and correctly implements the basics needed for a Telegram-specific query engine. As the project evolves, consider the following enhancements:
- Implement Telegram-specific query methods that leverage the BaseQdrantEngine functionality.
- Add error handling for Telegram-specific exceptions or edge cases.
- Include unit tests to ensure the correct behavior of the TelegramQueryEngine.
- Enhance documentation with more detailed comments and examples of usage.
utils/query_engine/__init__.py (1)
6-6: LGTM! Consider organizing imports alphabetically.The addition of the TelegramQueryEngine import is appropriate and aligns with the PR objective to add Telegram platform support. This change is consistent with the existing structure of the file.
For improved readability and maintainability, consider organizing the imports alphabetically. Here's a suggested order:
from .gdrive import GDriveQueryEngine from .github import GitHubQueryEngine from .media_wiki import MediaWikiQueryEngine from .notion import NotionQueryEngine from .prepare_discord_query_engine import prepare_discord_engine_auto_filter from .subquery_gen_prompt import DEFAULT_GUIDANCE_SUB_QUESTION_PROMPT_TMPL from .telegram import TelegramQueryEngine
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utils/query_engine/telegram.py (1)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and necessary.The import of
BaseQdrantEngineis appropriate for the inheritance structure ofTelegramQueryEngine.subquery.py (4)
17-17: LGTM: TelegramQueryEngine import added correctly.The import for TelegramQueryEngine has been properly added, which is necessary for the new Telegram platform support.
137-150: LGTM: Telegram platform support implemented correctly.The implementation for the Telegram platform follows the established pattern for other platforms. The TelegramQueryEngine is correctly instantiated, and appropriate ToolMetadata is created. This change resolves the issue mentioned in the previous review comment about using the correct query engine for Telegram.
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77-77: LGTM: Removed commented-out code for telegram_query_engine.The removal of the commented-out line for telegram_query_engine improves code cleanliness, as the Telegram support has now been fully implemented.
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1-215: Overall: Telegram platform support successfully implemented.The changes in this file successfully implement support for the Telegram platform in the
query_multiple_sourcefunction. The implementation follows the established patterns for other platforms, maintains code consistency, and addresses the objectives of the pull request. The previous issue with the incorrect query engine has been resolved, and the code is now clean and well-structured.
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query_multiple_sourcefunction to include the Telegram query engine, improving multi-source querying capabilities.