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Description

This PR reorganizes the dependencies in pyproject.toml to separate core functionality from optional features, significantly reducing the installation footprint for users who only need basic file editing capabilities.

Related Issue

Addresses the need to organize dependencies into different groups as discussed - separating core editor functionality from optional document processing and indexing features.

Motivation and Context

The current dependency structure requires all users to install heavy dependencies like pandas, matplotlib, document processing libraries, and LLaMA Index components, even if they only need basic file editing functionality. This creates unnecessary bloat and potential conflicts.

Key Changes:

  • Core dependencies (9 packages): Only includes packages needed for basic file_editor functionality

    • binaryornot, cachetools, charset-normalizer, pydantic (editor core)
    • tree-sitter, tree-sitter-language-pack, grep-ast, flake8 (linting)
    • whatthepatch (diff operations)
  • Optional dependency groups:

    • documents (14 packages): Document processing (PDF, DOCX, PPTX, audio, YouTube transcripts)
    • indexing (6 packages): Code indexing and analysis (pandas, matplotlib, networkx, etc.)
    • llama (3 packages): LLaMA Index integration
    • all: All optional dependencies combined
  • Backward compatibility: Made MarkdownConverter import optional with helpful error messages

How Has This Been Tested?

  • ✅ All existing unit tests pass (109/109)
  • ✅ All integration tests pass (37/37)
  • ✅ Core editor functionality verified working with minimal dependencies
  • ✅ Document processing functionality verified working with full dependencies
  • ✅ Dependency comparison script confirms no packages were removed or changed - only reorganized
  • ✅ Poetry lock file updated successfully

Installation Options:

# Core functionality only (minimal)
pip install openhands-aci

# With document processing
pip install openhands-aci[documents]

# With indexing capabilities  
pip install openhands-aci[indexing]

# With LLaMA Index support
pip install openhands-aci[llama]

# Full installation
pip install openhands-aci[all]

Does this PR introduce a breaking change?

No breaking changes. This maintains full backward compatibility:

  • Existing users with all dependencies installed will see no functional changes
  • All APIs remain the same
  • When optional dependencies are missing, helpful error messages guide users to install the needed extras
  • The same 32 packages are available, just organized differently

Benefits:

  • 🚀 Faster installation: Core installation is much lighter
  • 📦 Reduced conflicts: Fewer dependencies mean fewer potential version conflicts
  • 🎯 Modular functionality: Users install only what they need
  • 🔧 Better maintenance: Clear separation between core and optional features

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Fix #153

- Move document processing dependencies to optional 'documents' group
- Move indexing dependencies to optional 'indexing' group
- Move llama-index dependencies to optional 'llama' group
- Keep only core editor functionality as required dependencies
- Make MarkdownConverter import optional to avoid import errors
- Add helpful error message when document processing is unavailable
- Update poetry.lock to reflect new dependency structure

This reduces the installation footprint for users who only need basic file editing functionality while maintaining backward compatibility for existing users.
- Made imports optional in md_converter.py with try/except blocks and DOCUMENT_PROCESSING_AVAILABLE flag
- Made _CustomMarkdownify class conditional with proper indentation and placeholder when dependencies missing
- Added error handling in MarkdownConverter.__init__ to raise helpful error when dependencies unavailable
- Fixed compress.py by making libcst imports optional with INDEXING_AVAILABLE flag
- Made CompressTransformer class conditional and added placeholder implementations
- Fixed get_skeleton function to handle missing dependencies
- Added placeholder classes/functions when indexing dependencies unavailable
- Added skip condition for integration test that requires indexing dependencies
- All 109 unit tests now pass with core-only dependencies

Co-authored-by: openhands <[email protected]>
- Move document processing dependencies to default installation (part of core editor)
- Move linting dependencies (tree-sitter, grep-ast, flake8) to optional 'linting' group
- Move utils dependencies (whatthepatch) to optional 'utils' group
- Made linting imports optional in treesitter.py with LINTING_AVAILABLE flag
- Made utils imports optional in diff.py with UTILS_AVAILABLE flag
- Added conditional class/function definitions with helpful error messages
- Updated extras configuration to reflect new organization
- Core installation now includes: binaryornot, cachetools, charset-normalizer, pydantic + document processing
- Optional groups: linting, utils, indexing, llama, all

This makes the core installation lighter while maintaining full functionality through extras.

Co-authored-by: openhands <[email protected]>
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