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use regex to split model and providerName to process multi '@' symbols #5243

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确保切割最后一个@字符的部分作为providerName,以支持原名称中已包含@字符的模型,如 cf ai,vertex ai 等

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The recent updates focus on improving string parsing throughout the application, specifically in how provider names and model names are extracted from input strings containing multiple "@" characters. By replacing simple split operations with regular expressions, the changes ensure more accurate parsing and reduce potential errors in handling configurations. This enhances the robustness of the application without altering overall control flow.

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Files Change Summary
app/api/common.ts
app/components/chat.tsx
app/components/model-config.tsx
app/utils/model.ts
Updated string parsing methods to use regular expressions for accurate extraction of provider names and model names by targeting the last occurrence of "@" instead of the first.

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    participant User
    participant App
    participant ModelConfig
    participant ChatActions
    participant Common

    User->>App: Provide input string
    App->>Common: Parse string
    Common->>Common: Split using regex at last "@"
    Common-->>App: Return parsed names
    App->>ModelConfig: Update configuration
    App->>ChatActions: Update chat with new model
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between cf1c8e8 and b3c38a1.

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  • app/api/common.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/chat.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/components/model-config.tsx (1 hunks)
  • app/utils/model.ts (2 hunks)
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app/utils/model.ts (3)

82-82: Correct use of regex for splitting.

The use of /@(?=[^@]*$)/ to split the string at the last occurrence of '@' is appropriate and aligns with the PR objectives to handle multiple '@' symbols correctly.


85-85: Ensure consistent regex usage.

The same regex pattern is used consistently here to split fullName. This maintains uniformity in parsing logic across the function.


105-105: Consistent regex usage for new model creation.

The regex pattern is consistently applied when creating new models, ensuring that the logic for parsing model names remains robust throughout.

app/api/common.ts (1)

82-82: Correct use of regex for extracting providerName.

The regex /@(?=[^@]*$)/ is correctly used to extract the providerName from fullName, ensuring that the last '@' is used for splitting. This resolves potential parsing issues when multiple '@' symbols are present.

app/components/model-config.tsx (1)

23-23: Correct use of regex for splitting model and providerName.

The regex /@(?=[^@]*$)/ is correctly used to split the value into model and providerName, ensuring that only the last '@' is considered. This improves the accuracy of parsing when multiple '@' symbols are present.

app/components/chat.tsx (1)

615-615: Use regex to split at the last '@' symbol.

The change from a simple split to a regex ensures that the string is split at the last occurrence of the "@" character. This is crucial for correctly parsing model names and provider names when multiple "@" symbols are present. The regex /@(?=[^@]*$)/ is a good choice for this purpose.

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Dogtiti commented Nov 6, 2024

#5769

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