feat: integrate llamaindex chat-ui #399
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/chat-events.tsx (1)
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14-24: Consider memoizing the EventIcon computation.While the state management is clean, the EventIcon computation could be optimized using useMemo to prevent unnecessary re-renders when other state changes occur.
+ import { useMemo } from "react"; const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(false); const showLoading = isLast && isLoading; const buttonLabel = isOpen ? "Hide events" : "Show events"; - const EventIcon = isOpen ? ( - <ChevronDown className="h-4 w-4" /> - ) : ( - <ChevronRight className="h-4 w-4" /> - ); + const EventIcon = useMemo(() => ( + isOpen ? ( + <ChevronDown className="h-4 w-4" /> + ) : ( + <ChevronRight className="h-4 w-4" /> + ) + ), [isOpen]);templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/markdown.tsx (3)
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9-16: Fix regex pattern inpreprocessLaTeX.There's a bug in the inline LaTeX processing. The regex pattern for inline processing is incorrectly using
\[...\]instead of\(...\).Apply this fix:
// Replace inline LaTeX delimiters \( \) with $ $ const inlineProcessedContent = blockProcessedContent.replace( - /\\\[([\s\S]*?)\\\]/g, + /\\\(([\s\S]*?)\\\)/g, (_, equation) => `$${equation}$`, );
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71-152: Several improvements needed in the Markdown component.
- Using
Math.random()as React key is an anti-pattern as it can cause unnecessary re-renders and break component reconciliation.- The citation index parsing lacks error boundaries or validation.
Consider these improvements:
- key={Math.random()} + key={`code-${(match && match[1]) || ""}-${String(children).slice(0, 20)}`}For citation handling:
if ( Array.isArray(children) && typeof children[0] === "string" && children[0].startsWith("citation:") ) { const index = Number(children[0].replace("citation:", "")); - if (!isNaN(index)) { + if (!isNaN(index) && index >= 0) { return <SourceNumberButton index={index} />; } else { - // citation is not looked up yet, don't render anything + console.warn(`Invalid citation index: ${children[0]}`); return <></>; } }
Additional URL sanitization needed in preprocessMedia
The current implementation of
preprocessMediaonly removes specific prefixes (sandbox:,attachment:,snt:) from URLs but lacks comprehensive URL sanitization. This could potentially allow malicious URLs to pass through. Consider:
- Adding URL validation using a URL constructor or regex pattern
- Implementing allowlist-based protocol validation (e.g., only allowing
http:,https:)- Sanitizing URL parameters and fragments
- Using a dedicated URL sanitization library
Example locations needing attention:
templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/markdown.tsx:23: Add URL sanitization before returning the processed content🔗 Analysis chain
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18-22: Verify URL sanitization inpreprocessMedia.The function removes prefixes from URLs but might need additional sanitization to prevent potential security issues with malicious URLs.
Let's check for any existing URL sanitization:
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/widgets/LlamaCloudSelector.tsx (2)
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54-65: Simplify updateRequestParams function.Since
setRequestDatais always available from theuseChatUIhook, the conditional logic can be simplified.Apply this diff to simplify the function:
const updateRequestParams = useCallback( (pipeline?: PipelineConfig) => { - if (setRequestData) { - setRequestData({ - llamaCloudPipeline: pipeline, - }); - } else { - onSelect?.(pipeline); - } + setRequestData({ + llamaCloudPipeline: pipeline, + }); + onSelect?.(pipeline); }, [onSelect, setRequestData], );
101-104: Consider adding build-time validation for environment variables.The component relies on
NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUDenvironment variable, but its presence and format are only checked at runtime.Consider:
- Adding build-time validation using Next.js config
- Using a more robust boolean parsing
// In your next.config.js const config = { env: { NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD, }, serverRuntimeConfig: { validateEnv: () => { const llamaCloud = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD; if (llamaCloud && !['true', 'false'].includes(llamaCloud)) { throw new Error('NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD must be "true" or "false"'); } }, }, };Then in the component:
- if (process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD !== "true") { + if (process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD?.toLowerCase() !== "true") {templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-input.tsx (2)
23-26: Clarify the upload limitations for images and filesCurrently, the implementation allows uploading multiple files but restricts image uploads to one at a time. If this is intentional, consider updating the UI to inform users of this limitation to prevent confusion.
51-57: Ensure uniqueness of thekeyprop in list renderingWhen rendering the list of files, confirm that
file.idused as thekeyprop is unique and stable. This helps React optimize rendering and prevent potential bugs.templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-messages.tsx (2)
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38-53: OptimizeuseEffectdependencies and initial stateIncluding
starterQuestionsin the dependency array of theuseEffecthook may cause unnecessary re-fetching wheneverstarterQuestionsupdates, leading to redundant network requests.Consider initializing
starterQuestionsas an empty array and adjusting the dependency array and condition:- const [starterQuestions, setStarterQuestions] = useState<string[]>(); + const [starterQuestions, setStarterQuestions] = useState<string[]>([]); - useEffect(() => { - if (!starterQuestions) { + useEffect(() => { + if (starterQuestions.length === 0) { // Fetch logic remains the same } - }, [starterQuestions, backend]); + }, [backend]);
58-66: Avoid using index as key in list renderingUsing the array index
ias thekeyprop can lead to issues if the list items change order or if items are added or removed, affecting React's rendering optimization.Consider using the
questionstring as a key if it is unique:- key={i} + key={question}templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/index.tsx (2)
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118-122: Avoid using array index as key in list rendering.Using indices as keys in React can lead to issues with component state and rendering when the list changes. It's recommended to use a unique and stable identifier for each item.
Apply this diff to use a more stable key:
- .map((content, index) => ( - <Fragment key={index}>{content.component}</Fragment> + .map((content) => ( + <Fragment key={content.order}>{content.component}</Fragment>
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33-42: Consider handling multiple annotations when applicable.Currently, the code only renders the first item from
imageData,contentFileData,toolData, andsuggestedQuestionsData. If multiple annotations of these types are present, they will not be displayed. Consider iterating over all items to render them all.Here's an example for handling multiple images:
{ order: 1, - component: imageData[0] ? <ChatImage data={imageData[0]} /> : null, + component: imageData.length > 0 ? ( + imageData.map((data, idx) => <ChatImage key={idx} data={data} />) + ) : null, },Apply similar changes for other annotation types as needed.
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- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-input.tsx (2 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/chat-avatar.tsx (1 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/chat-events.tsx (3 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/chat-tools.tsx (2 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/index.tsx (5 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/markdown.tsx (3 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-messages.tsx (2 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/widgets/LlamaCloudSelector.tsx (3 hunks)
- templates/types/streaming/nextjs/package.json (1 hunks)
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/chat-section.tsx (3)
3-7: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and necessary.The imports are properly structured, importing the required components from the @llamaindex/chat-ui library and custom components.
19-22: LGTM: Component structure follows best practices.The component structure is well-organized:
- Properly uses ChatSectionUI as a wrapper
- Separates chat messages and input into custom components
- Correctly passes the handler prop
5-6: Verify custom component implementations.Let's ensure that the custom components are properly implemented and contain the necessary props and hooks.
Also applies to: 20-21
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Based on the shell script results, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the component implementations.
Custom components are properly implemented with required hooks and functionality ✅
Both components are well-structured and contain the necessary implementations:
CustomChatInputuses required hooks (useChatUI,useClientConfig) and implements file upload functionalityCustomChatMessagescorrectly usesuseChatUIhook and renders messages with proper components🏁 Scripts executed
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/chat-avatar.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM: Clean integration of @llamaindex/chat-uiThe addition of useChatMessage hook aligns well with the refactoring objectives.
5-7: Verify message role handling across different chat statesThe component refactor looks good, but let's verify the message role handling works correctly in all scenarios.
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Let me gather one final piece of information about the chat message context implementation.
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Message role handling is correctly implemented and safe
The ChatMessageAvatar component is properly integrated within the chat message context:
- It uses the
useChatMessagehook from@llamaindex/chat-uito access message data- The role check
message.role === "user"is used consistently across the codebase- The component is correctly rendered within
ChatMessages.Listwith proper message contextThe implementation follows the same pattern used in other parts of the codebase for handling user/assistant message roles, making it reliable and consistent.
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1-11: LGTM! Imports are properly organized.The new imports from @llamaindex/chat-ui align with the PR objective of integrating the library.
12-14: Well-structured component with proper hook usage!The refactor improves maintainability by:
- Simplifying the component's props interface
- Using hooks for state management instead of prop drilling
- Following React best practices
31-31: LGTM! Loading state properly implemented.The conditional rendering of the loading spinner with animation provides good user feedback.
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1-58: Verify removal of markdown-related dependenciesThe removal of markdown-related packages aligns with the migration to @llamaindex/chat-ui. However, we should verify that these aren't still referenced in the codebase.
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for any remaining references to removed packages # Expected: No references to removed packages in the codebase echo "Checking for remaining references to removed packages..." packages=("react-markdown" "rehype-katex" "remark" "remark-code-import" "remark-gfm" "remark-math" "highlight.js") for package in "${packages[@]}"; do echo "Searching for references to $package..." rg -l "from ['\"]$package['\"]|require\(['\"]$package['\"]\)" done
40-40: Consider the stability implications of using @llamaindex/chat-ui@^0.0.2The package is in a very early version (0.0.x), which typically indicates it's in initial development and may have breaking changes or stability issues. Consider:
- Pinning to exact version (
0.0.2instead of^0.0.2) until the API stabilizes- Monitoring the project's release notes for breaking changes
- Having a rollback plan if issues arise
Let's verify the package's stability and recent updates:
templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/chat-tools.tsx (3)
1-8: LGTM: Clean integration of llamaindex chat-ui hooksThe component signature has been simplified while maintaining functionality through the use of hooks.
9-11: LGTM: Effective use of chat hooksThe hooks provide a clean way to access chat context and message data.
56-56: LGTM: Proper usage of version mappingThe version is correctly retrieved from the map using the current message ID.
templates/types/streaming/nextjs/tailwind.config.ts (1)
6-10: LGTM! Tailwind configuration updated correctly for @llamaindex/chat-ui.The addition of
node_modules/@llamaindex/chat-ui/**/*.{ts,tsx}to the content paths is necessary for Tailwind to process the styles from the UI library components.Let's verify that the package is properly installed:
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Tailwind configuration is correct and package is properly declared
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@llamaindex/chat-uipackage is correctly declared in the package.json dependencies (version ^0.0.2). Since this is a template repository, the absence of node_modules is expected as dependencies are installed when the template is used. The Tailwind configuration is properly set up to process the UI library's styles once installed.🏁 Scripts executed
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/markdown.tsx (1)
1-1: Verify @llamaindex/chat-ui integration.Let's ensure all required components from @llamaindex/chat-ui are properly imported and used consistently across the codebase.
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1-1: Verify chat-ui integration across the application.The integration of
@llamaindex/chat-uilooks good. Let's verify its usage across the codebase to ensure consistent implementation.✅ Verification successful
Integration with @llamaindex/chat-ui is consistently implemented
The verification shows that the chat-ui integration is properly implemented across the codebase:
useChatUIhook is consistently used in all relevant components- State management through
requestDataandsetRequestDatafollows the chat-ui patterns- The implementation in LlamaCloudSelector aligns with other components using the same hook
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39-40: Verify theresetUploadedFilesprop functionalityEnsure that the
resetUploadedFilesprop passed to<ChatInput>correctly resets the uploaded files when needed. Verify that it's wired up properly and behaving as expected.
63-63: Confirm theonUploadhandler matches expected signatureMake sure that the
handleUploadFilefunction provided toChatInput.Upload'sonUploadprop adheres to the expected signature and handles different file types and potential errors appropriately.
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-messages.tsx (3)
10-11: Add type safety to component props and hook usageConsider adding explicit type annotations to improve type safety and documentation.
-export default function CustomChatMessages() { - const { messages, append } = useChatUI(); +export default function CustomChatMessages(): JSX.Element { + const { messages, append } = useChatUI<ChatMessage>();
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35-52: Improve error handling and loading statesThe current implementation lacks proper error handling and loading state management for the API call.
Consider implementing:
- Loading state indicator
- Error state UI feedback
- Retry mechanism for failed API calls
- Cleanup for unmounted component
function StarterQuestions() { const { backend } = useClientConfig(); const { append } = useChatUI(); const [starterQuestions, setStarterQuestions] = useState<string[]>(); + const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(false); + const [error, setError] = useState<Error | null>(null); useEffect(() => { if (!starterQuestions) { + setIsLoading(true); + setError(null); + const controller = new AbortController(); fetch(`${backend}/api/chat/config`, { + signal: controller.signal }) .then((response) => { + if (!response.ok) throw new Error('Failed to fetch starter questions'); return response.json(); }) .then((data) => { if (data?.starterQuestions) { setStarterQuestions(data.starterQuestions); } }) .catch((error) => { + if (error.name === 'AbortError') return; + setError(error); console.error("Error fetching config", error); }) + .finally(() => setIsLoading(false)); + return () => controller.abort(); } }, [starterQuestions, backend]);
56-57: Consider responsive design improvementsThe current fixed margins (
mx-20) and grid layout might not work well on smaller screens.-<div className="absolute bottom-6 left-0 w-full"> - <div className="grid grid-cols-2 gap-2 mx-20"> +<div className="absolute bottom-6 left-0 w-full px-4 sm:px-20"> + <div className="grid grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-2 gap-2">templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/index.tsx (3)
30-35: Well-structured component with simplified propsGood job simplifying the component interface by leveraging hooks. This reduces prop drilling and makes the component more maintainable.
Consider documenting the expected shape of the data returned by
useChatMessagehook in a comment, as it's a critical part of the component's contract.
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35-58: Consider extracting annotation processing logicThe annotation processing logic could be simplified by extracting it into a custom hook or utility function.
Consider refactoring like this:
function useMessageAnnotations(annotations?: MessageAnnotation[]) { if (!annotations?.length) return null; return { imageData: getAnnotationData<ImageData>(annotations, MessageAnnotationType.IMAGE), contentFileData: getAnnotationData<DocumentFileData>(annotations, MessageAnnotationType.DOCUMENT_FILE), // ... other annotation data }; }This would simplify the component and make the annotation processing logic reusable.
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59-114: Consider extracting content configurationThe content configuration array, while flexible, mixes concerns of ordering and component rendering.
Consider extracting the content configuration to a separate constant or custom hook:
const CONTENT_SECTIONS = { IMAGE: { order: 1, component: ChatImage }, EVENTS: { order: -3, component: ChatEvents }, // ... other sections } as const; function useMessageContent(message, isLast, append) { return Object.entries(CONTENT_SECTIONS) .map(([key, { order, component: Component }]) => ({ order, component: getComponentData(key, message) ? <Component data={getComponentData(key, message)} /> : null })); }This would make the content structure more maintainable and easier to modify.
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-messages.tsx (1)
17-20:⚠️ Potential issueFix unreliable message comparison in
isLastpropThe current implementation uses object reference equality which may be unreliable. This issue was previously identified and remains unfixed.
-isLast={message === messages[messages.length - 1]} +isLast={message.id === messages[messages.length - 1]?.id}templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/index.tsx (2)
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1-29: LGTM: Clean import structure aligned with new architectureThe imports reflect the shift to using
@llamaindex/chat-uihooks while maintaining necessary type definitions for chat functionality.
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115-125: LGTM: Clean and efficient rendering logicThe render logic effectively handles content ordering and layout while maintaining React best practices.
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message/markdown.tsx (1)
5-8: Consider documenting the OpenAI model behavior
The preprocessMedia function handles an important edge case with OpenAI models. Consider adding a more detailed comment explaining when and why this URL modification is necessary.
const preprocessMedia = (content: string) => {
- // Remove `sandbox:` from the beginning of the URL
- // to fix OpenAI's models issue appending `sandbox:` to the relative URL
+ // OpenAI models sometimes prepend URLs with prefixes like 'sandbox:', 'attachment:', or 'snt:'
+ // This preprocessing step removes these prefixes to ensure proper URL handling
+ // Example: 'sandbox:/images/example.png' -> '/images/example.png'
return content.replace(/(sandbox|attachment|snt):/g, "");
};templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/widgets/LlamaCloudSelector.tsx (2)
100-102: Consider extracting environment check to a constant.
The environment variable check could be made more maintainable by extracting it to a constant at the top of the file.
+const LLAMA_CLOUD_ENABLED = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD === "true";
+
export function LlamaCloudSelector({
onSelect,
defaultPipeline,
shouldCheckValid = false,
}: LlamaCloudSelectorProps) {
// ...
- if (process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUD !== "true") {
+ if (!LLAMA_CLOUD_ENABLED) {
return null;
}Line range hint 162-199: Consider enhancing TypeScript type safety.
The isValid function could benefit from more explicit TypeScript types.
function isValid(
- projects: LLamaCloudProject[] | undefined,
- pipeline: PipelineConfig | undefined,
+ projects: readonly LLamaCloudProject[] | null | undefined,
+ pipeline: Readonly<PipelineConfig> | null | undefined,
logErrors: boolean = true,
-): boolean {
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1-2: LGTM! Successfully migrated to @llamaindex/chat-ui
The refactoring aligns well with the PR objectives, simplifying the implementation by leveraging the MarkdownUI component from @llamaindex/chat-ui. This change reduces maintenance overhead and provides a more consistent UI experience.
Also applies to: 21-25
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The component now uses the backend configuration from useClientConfig. Let's verify that this configuration is properly set up throughout the application.
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Backend configuration is properly integrated across the application
The verification shows consistent usage of the useClientConfig hook throughout the application:
- The hook is properly defined in
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1-3: LGTM! Dependencies are well-organized.
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The current implementation might benefit from additional safeguards and optimizations:
- Backend URL validation
- Request caching to prevent unnecessary API calls
- Retry mechanism for failed requests
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8-31: Clean implementation with proper component composition!
The component is well-structured with:
- Proper use of message IDs as keys
- Clear separation of concerns
- Efficient state management using useChatUI hook
28-28: Verify ChatStarter integration with backend config
As per previous review comment, ensure that the ChatStarter component still fetches the configuration from ${backend}/api/chat/config.
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Line range hint 1-30: LGTM! Clean type definitions and imports.
The addition of the useChatUI hook import aligns well with the integration of the llamaindex chat-ui library. The type definitions are comprehensive and well-structured.
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50-50: LGTM! Clean hook integration.
The useChatUI hook is properly integrated and used effectively for managing request data state.
Line range hint 67-78: Verify LlamaCloud API endpoint configuration.
The component makes API calls to /api/chat/config/llamacloud. Let's verify the endpoint implementation and environment variable usage.
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LlamaCloud integration is properly configured across the codebase
The API endpoint and environment variables are correctly implemented:
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NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_LLAMACLOUDfor feature flagging- Required backend variables (
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-avatar.tsx (1)
5-6: Great refactor using the Chat UI hook!
The changes improve the component in several ways:
- More descriptive component name
- Reduced prop drilling by using context through
useChatMessage - Better integration with the LlamaIndex Chat UI ecosystem
templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message-content.tsx (1)
12-21: Consider adding type safety for custom content array.
While the implementation is correct, consider adding explicit typing for the custom content array to improve maintainability and type safety.
- const customContent = [
+ const customContent: Array<{
+ position: ContentPosition;
+ component: React.ReactNode;
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1-3: LGTM! Clean import declarations.
The imports are well-organized and all dependencies are being used appropriately.
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Line range hint 7-24: Verify message role handling.
While the rendering logic is correct, let's ensure proper handling of all possible message roles.
Let's check what roles are used throughout the codebase:
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Message role handling is properly implemented
The codebase consistently uses two roles throughout:
- "user" - for user messages
- "assistant" - for AI responses
The current implementation in chat-avatar.tsx correctly handles these cases:
- "user" role gets the User2 icon
- Any other role (which would be "assistant") gets the llama image
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13-23: Consider using message ID for isLast comparison
The current implementation uses array index comparison which could be unreliable if messages are re-rendered. Consider using message IDs for a more robust comparison.
-isLast={index === messages.length - 1}
+isLast={message.id === messages[messages.length - 1]?.id}8-28: Well-structured implementation of chat messages component
The component demonstrates good practices:
- Proper use of the ChatMessages component hierarchy
- Clean integration with local avatar and content components
- Correct usage of message.id as key in iterations
- Includes loading and action states
templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-message-content.tsx (1)
1-10: LGTM! Dependencies are well-organized.
The imports are properly structured with clear separation between external libraries and local components.
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9-23: Add JSDoc documentation for the component.The component lacks documentation explaining its purpose, usage, and relationship with the chat UI system. Consider adding JSDoc comments to improve maintainability.
Add documentation like this:
+/** + * ChatMessageContent component renders the content of a chat message using the LlamaIndex Chat UI. + * It supports custom content positioning and markdown rendering. + * + * @component + * @example + * ```tsx + * <ChatMessageContent /> + * ``` + */ export function ChatMessageContent() {
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The imports are properly structured, separating external library imports from local component imports.
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/widgets/Artifact.tsx (3)
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93-106: Enhance accessibility for interactive elements.Consider the following accessibility improvements:
- Add aria-labels to interactive elements
- Implement proper focus management when the panel opens/closes
- Add aria-live regions for loading states
Apply these improvements:
<div className="w-[45vw] fixed top-0 right-0 h-screen z-50 artifact-panel animate-slideIn" ref={panelRef} + role="dialog" + aria-label="Code artifact details" > {sandboxCreating && ( <div className="flex justify-center items-center h-full"> - <Loader2 className="h-6 w-6 animate-spin" /> + <Loader2 + className="h-6 w-6 animate-spin" + aria-label="Loading sandbox" + /> + <div aria-live="polite" className="sr-only"> + Creating sandbox environment + </div> </div> )}Also applies to: 182-196
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289-307: Enhance sandbox security measures.While the sandbox implementation is good, consider these security improvements:
- Add additional sandbox restrictions
- Implement Content Security Policy (CSP) headers
- Add error boundary for iframe failures
Consider these enhancements:
<iframe key={url} ref={iframeRef} className="h-full w-full" - sandbox="allow-forms allow-scripts allow-same-origin" + sandbox="allow-forms allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups" + referrerPolicy="no-referrer" loading="lazy" src={url} onLoad={() => setLoading(false)} + onError={(e) => { + console.error('Iframe loading failed:', e); + setLoading(false); + }} />
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419-449: Replace direct DOM manipulation with React patterns.The current implementation using direct DOM manipulation is problematic:
- It's an anti-pattern in React
- Could cause issues with SSR
- Makes the component tightly coupled to DOM structure
Consider refactoring to use React state management:
+import { create } from 'zustand' + +interface PanelStore { + isOpen: boolean + setIsOpen: (open: boolean) => void +} + +const usePanelStore = create<PanelStore>((set) => ({ + isOpen: false, + setIsOpen: (open) => set({ isOpen: open }), +})) + +function Layout({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) { + const isOpen = usePanelStore((state) => state.isOpen) + return ( + <main className={cn( + 'transition-all duration-300', + isOpen ? 'w-[55vw] px-8' : 'w-screen' + )}> + {children} + </main> + ) +}Replace the
openPanelandclosePanelfunctions with the store:-function openPanel() { - const artifactPanels = document.querySelectorAll(".artifact-panel"); - artifactPanels.forEach((panel) => { - panel.classList.add("hidden"); - }); - - const mainDiv = document.querySelector("main"); - mainDiv?.classList.remove("w-screen"); - mainDiv?.classList.add("w-[55vw]"); - mainDiv?.classList.add("px-8"); -} - -function closePanel() { - const mainDiv = document.querySelector("main"); - mainDiv?.classList.remove("w-[55vw]"); - mainDiv?.classList.remove("px-8"); - mainDiv?.classList.add("w-screen"); - - const artifactPanels = document.querySelectorAll(".artifact-panel"); - artifactPanels.forEach((panel) => { - panel.classList.add("hidden"); - }); -} +const { setIsOpen } = usePanelStore() + +// In your component: +const handleOpenPanel = () => { + setIsOpen(true) +} + +const handleClosePanel = () => { + setIsOpen(false) +}
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1-7: LGTM! Well-organized imports.
The imports are properly structured with external dependencies first, followed by local imports.
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9-20: Previous review comments about type safety and performance optimizations are still applicable.
The implementation would benefit from the improvements suggested in the previous review comments regarding:
- TypeScript return type annotation
- Error handling for undefined message
- Memoization of customContent array
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fd -t f "Markdown.tsx" -p "widgets"1-20: Verify @llamaindex/chat-ui integration configuration.
Since this component is part of the llamaindex chat-ui integration, ensure that:
- The necessary @llamaindex/chat-ui provider components are properly set up in the parent tree
- The chat-ui library version is compatible with your application
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Integration with @llamaindex/chat-ui is properly configured
The codebase shows correct implementation of the chat-ui library:
- ChatSectionUI provider is properly set up in chat-section.tsx
- All required components (ChatMessage, ChatMessages, etc.) are correctly imported and used
- Package version (^0.0.2) is specified in package.json
- Custom components are properly integrated with the chat-ui context hooks
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The imports are properly structured, importing only what's needed from both external and internal dependencies.
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The component props are properly typed and structured, making the interface clear and type-safe.
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Ensure that the backend URL from useClientConfig is properly sanitized and validated to prevent potential security issues.
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Backend URL validation is properly implemented
The getBackendOrigin function implements proper URL validation by:
- Using the
URLconstructor to validate and parse theNEXT_PUBLIC_CHAT_APIenvironment variable - Extracting only the origin part of the URL, which ensures a clean base URL
- Providing fallbacks to window.ENV.BASE_URL or empty string when environment variable is not available
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23-24: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance render logic with loading and error states.
The current render logic doesn't provide feedback during loading or when errors occur.
- if (!starterQuestions?.length) return null;
+ if (isLoading) return <div>Loading starter questions...</div>;
+ if (error) return <div className="text-red-500">{error}</div>;
+ if (!starterQuestions.length) return null;
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Line range hint 47-47: Well-implemented error handling!
The error handling implementation is comprehensive:
- Captures and displays specific error messages
- Uses appropriate visual styling for error states
- Provides good context to users
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15-15: Verify the Markdown component's new location.
The import path has changed from ../chat-message/markdown to ../widgets/Markdown. Let's verify this reorganization.
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- The Markdown component exists at the new location:
./templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/widgets/Markdown.tsx - All imports of the Markdown component are consistently using the new path
- No references to the old path
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/widgets/Markdown.tsx (1)
11-17: Add prop validation for required contentConsider adding validation to ensure the content prop is not empty or just whitespace.
export function Markdown({ content, sources, }: { content: string; sources?: SourceData; }) { + if (!content?.trim()) { + return null; + }templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-starter.tsx (1)
24-26: Consider making the null check more explicit.The current check combines both undefined and empty array checks. Consider separating these for better clarity:
-if (!starterQuestions?.length) return null; +if (!starterQuestions) return null; +if (starterQuestions.length === 0) return null;templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-input.tsx (1)
35-63: Consider enhancing accessibility and responsive designWhile the component structure is clean, consider adding:
- ARIA labels for better screen reader support
- Responsive styling for the document preview overflow
Apply these enhancements:
<ChatInput - className="shadow-xl rounded-xl" + className="shadow-xl rounded-xl" + aria-label="Chat message input" resetUploadedFiles={reset} annotations={annotations} > <div> {imageUrl && ( <ImagePreview url={imageUrl} onRemove={() => setImageUrl(null)} /> )} {files.length > 0 && ( - <div className="flex gap-4 w-full overflow-auto py-2"> + <div className="flex gap-4 w-full overflow-auto py-2 scrollbar-thin scrollbar-thumb-gray-300">
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1-3: LGTM! Clean import structure
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1-4: LGTM! Dependencies are properly imported.
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6-8: LGTM! Component structure follows React best practices.
The component is properly exported and hooks are correctly used.
9-9: Previous review comment about initializing with empty array is still applicable.
11-22: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider moving the API endpoint to a configuration constant.
The API endpoint /api/chat/config is hardcoded. Consider moving it to a configuration constant or environment variable for better maintainability.
+const CHAT_CONFIG_ENDPOINT = '/api/chat/config';
+
export function ChatStarter() {
// ...
useEffect(() => {
if (!starterQuestions) {
- fetch(`${backend}/api/chat/config`)
+ fetch(`${backend}${CHAT_CONFIG_ENDPOINT}`)Previous review comment about error handling improvements is still applicable.
1-26: Verify chat-ui integration across the codebase.
Let's ensure the chat-ui components are consistently integrated across the codebase.
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Chat UI integration is properly implemented and consistent
The codebase shows a well-structured integration of the @llamaindex/chat-ui library:
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1-6: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports
The imports are properly structured, utilizing specific components and hooks from @llamaindex/chat-ui while maintaining clear separation between external and internal dependencies.
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- Processes file uploads with name, base64, and params
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1-8: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports.
The imports are properly structured with clear separation between external library and local component imports.
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18-20: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Strengthen type safety for source annotations.
The current source annotation handling could benefit from stronger type safety and validation.
Let's verify the source annotation structure:
Consider adding type validation:
interface SourceAnnotation {
text: string;
metadata?: Record<string, unknown>;
}
function validateSourceAnnotation(data: unknown): SourceAnnotation | null {
if (!data || typeof data !== 'object') return null;
return data as SourceAnnotation;
}Then use it in the component:
-sources={getSourceAnnotationData(message.annotations)?.[0]}
+sources={validateSourceAnnotation(getSourceAnnotationData(message.annotations)?.[0])}
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3-8: LGTM! Well-structured imports with proper styling.
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13-19: Previous error handling concerns remain valid.
The current implementation still uses alert() for error messages and has unsafe JSON parsing, as noted in the previous review.
3-5: Verify @llamaindex/chat-ui integration completeness.
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templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/chat-input.tsx (1)
35-65: Consider accessibility improvementsThe UI components could benefit from enhanced accessibility features.
Consider these improvements:
<ChatInput className="shadow-xl rounded-xl" resetUploadedFiles={reset} annotations={annotations} + aria-label="Chat message input" > <div> {imageUrl && ( <ImagePreview url={imageUrl} onRemove={() => setImageUrl(null)} + aria-label="Uploaded image preview" /> )} {files.length > 0 && ( - <div className="flex gap-4 w-full overflow-auto py-2"> + <div + className="flex gap-4 w-full overflow-auto py-2" + role="list" + aria-label="Uploaded documents" + >
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1-6: LGTM! Imports are well-organized
The imports are properly structured with clear separation between external libraries and local components.
Line range hint 8-19: Component cleanup needed
The previous review comment about cleanup on component unmount is still valid. Consider implementing useEffect for cleanup when the component unmounts.
21-33: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Alert usage needs improvement
The previous review comment about replacing alerts with non-blocking notifications is still valid.
Enhance error handling robustness
Consider adding more specific error handling:
const handleUploadFile = async (file: File) => {
+ if (!file) {
+ alert("No file selected");
+ return;
+ }
if (imageUrl) {
alert("You can only upload one image at a time.");
return;
}
try {
await uploadFile(file, requestData);
} catch (error: any) {
- alert(error.message);
+ const errorMessage = error.message || "Failed to upload file";
+ alert(errorMessage);
}
};
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1-19: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc for the component.The imports are well-organized and the hook usage follows React patterns correctly.
Add JSDoc to document the component's purpose and props:
+"/** + * CustomChatInput - A chat input component that handles text input and file uploads + * using the LlamaIndex Chat UI library. + */ export default function CustomChatInput() {
68-75: Add loading indicator during file upload.The UI should indicate when a file is being uploaded to provide better user feedback.
<ChatInput.Form> <ChatInput.Field /> - <ChatInput.Upload onUpload={handleUploadFile} /> + <ChatInput.Upload + onUpload={handleUploadFile} + loading={isLoading} + /> <LlamaCloudSelector /> <ChatInput.Submit disabled={isLoading || (!input.trim() && files.length === 0)} /> </ChatInput.Form>templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/tools/chat-tools.tsx (1)
20-21: TODO comment needs clarification or removalThe TODO comment is vague. Consider either removing it if the component is complete or adding specific details about what types of renderers might be needed.
templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/custom/llama-cloud-selector.tsx (3)
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50-65: Consider adding type safety and improving edge case handling.While the transition to context-based state management is good, consider these improvements:
- Add type safety for request data
- Handle the case when both context and callback are present consistently
Consider this implementation:
- const { setRequestData } = useChatUI(); + const { setRequestData } = useChatUI<{ + llamaCloudPipeline?: PipelineConfig; + }>(); const updateRequestParams = useCallback( (pipeline?: PipelineConfig) => { - if (setRequestData) { - setRequestData({ - llamaCloudPipeline: pipeline, - }); - } else { + // Always notify via callback if provided + if (onSelect) { onSelect?.(pipeline); } + // Update context if available + setRequestData?.({ + llamaCloudPipeline: pipeline, + }); }, [onSelect, setRequestData], );
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67-89: Consider improving error handling UX.The current error handling using
window.alertisn't ideal for a production application. Consider using a more user-friendly approach.Consider implementing a more elegant error handling solution:
- window.alert( - `Error: ${JSON.stringify(errorData) || "Unknown error occurred"}`, - ); + // Assuming you have a toast notification system + toast.error({ + title: 'Configuration Error', + description: errorData.message || 'Failed to load LlamaCloud configuration', + });🧰 Tools
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367-405: Consider using a proper state management solution.The current implementation uses DOM manipulation for panel layout control, which is noted as a hack in the comments. This approach:
- Is brittle and could break with DOM structure changes
- May cause issues with React's virtual DOM
- Could lead to maintenance difficulties
Consider:
- Using a proper state management solution (e.g., React Context, Redux)
- Managing panel state and layout through React components
- Using CSS-in-JS or CSS modules for layout management
Would you like help implementing a more robust solution using React patterns?
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1-3: LGTM! Imports are well-structured.
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21-39: Previous review comment about alert() usage is still applicable.
The error handling using alert() can disrupt the user experience.
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1-11: LGTM: Imports are well-structured and necessary
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77-89: LGTM: Well-structured type definition
The ToolData type is well-defined with appropriate use of TypeScript features and JSONValue for flexibility.
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12-18: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding type safety checks for annotation data
The type casting from annotations to ToolData[] via unknown could be unsafe. Consider adding runtime type validation to ensure data integrity.
Consider adding validation:
export function ToolAnnotations({ message }: { message: Message }) {
const annotations = message.annotations as MessageAnnotation[] | undefined;
+ if (annotations?.some(a => !isValidToolAnnotation(a))) {
+ console.warn('Invalid tool annotation detected');
+ return null;
+ }
const toolData = annotations
? (getAnnotationData(annotations, "tools") as unknown as ToolData[])
: null;
return toolData?.[0] ? <ChatTools data={toolData[0]} /> : null;
}
+
+function isValidToolAnnotation(annotation: any): annotation is MessageAnnotation {
+ return (
+ typeof annotation === 'object' &&
+ annotation !== null &&
+ 'type' in annotation
+ );
+}templates/types/streaming/nextjs/app/components/ui/chat/custom/llama-cloud-selector.tsx (3)
1-1: LGTM: Import of useChatUI aligns with the integration objectives.
The addition of useChatUI hook from @llamaindex/chat-ui supports the transition to context-based state management.
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Line range hint 31-49: LGTM: Props interface simplification improves component modularity.
The removal of setRequestData prop in favor of context-based state management reduces prop drilling and improves maintainability.
Line range hint 1-219: Verify integration with other chat components.
The implementation successfully integrates the LlamaCloud selector with the chat UI context. The changes align well with the PR objectives of integrating the llamaindex chat-ui.
Let's verify the integration with other chat components:
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Integration with chat components is properly implemented
The verification shows that the LlamaCloud selector is correctly integrated within the chat ecosystem:
- The
useChatUIhook is consistently used across chat components (chat-messages, chat-input, chat-starter, chat-tools) - The
llamaCloudPipelineconfiguration is properly handled in both TypeScript and Python implementations - All necessary @llamaindex/chat-ui imports and dependencies are in place
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32-35: LGTM! Well-structured type definition.
The new OutputUrl type improves code organization by extracting the URL-related properties into a reusable type.
42-42: LGTM! Type update maintains compatibility.
The outputUrls property now uses the new OutputUrl type array, maintaining backward compatibility while improving type safety.
Line range hint 280-301: LGTM! Secure implementation of output rendering.
The InterpreterOutput component:
- Properly types its props using the new
OutputUrltype - Includes security attributes (
rel="noopener noreferrer") for external links - Handles both image and non-image files appropriately
- Uses semantic HTML elements (
ul,li) for list rendering
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4-5: Enhance the changeset description for better clarity.The current description could be more detailed to reflect the significant changes made:
- Use the correct spelling "Next.js" instead of "nextjs"
- Include details about the major changes, such as:
- Integration of
@llamaindex/chat-uicomponents- Refactoring of existing chat components
- Removal of old components
Here's a suggested improvement:
-feat: use llamaindex chat-ui for nextjs frontend +feat: integrate LlamaIndex chat-ui for Next.js frontend + +- Integrate @llamaindex/chat-ui library components +- Refactor chat components for improved modularity +- Replace existing chat interface with new implementation +- Remove deprecated chat-related components🧰 Tools
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1-3: LGTM on the patch version bump!
Using a patch version is appropriate for this feature addition since it maintains backward compatibility.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ChatSectionUIcomponent.ChatStartercomponent for fetching and displaying starter questions.ToolAnnotationsfor displaying tool-related annotations in chat messages.Markdowncomponent for rendering markdown content with media preprocessing.CustomChatMessagesandCustomChatInputcomponents for enhanced chat functionality.Bug Fixes
Refactor
Chores
package.jsonto enhance functionality and remove unused packages.