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feat: add markdown support via markdown-editor-add-on #25

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Closes #23

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  • New Features

    • Integrated markdown support in the chat interface, allowing users to format messages.
    • Introduced a demo component showcasing the markdown capabilities of the chat assistant.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced message rendering logic to ensure proper display based on markdown settings.
  • Style

    • Added new CSS classes to improve styling for markdown and language-specific elements in chat messages.
  • Documentation

    • Updated demo view to include a new markdown demo for user interaction.

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The changes in this pull request include updates to the pom.xml file to add a new property and dependency for markdown support. The ChatAssistant and ChatMessage classes have been modified to incorporate a markdownEnabled parameter, allowing for conditional rendering of messages in markdown format. Additionally, new CSS classes for markdown styling have been introduced, and a demo component for markdown functionality has been added to the project.

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pom.xml Added property <markdown-editor.version> and new dependency for markdown-editor-addon.
src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistant.java Updated constructors to include boolean markdownEnabled parameter for markdown support.
src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatMessage.java Added private boolean markdownEnabled field and updated constructor to accept it.
src/main/resources/META-INF/frontend/styles/chat-message-styles.css Introduced new CSS classes .wmde-markdown and .language-mermaid for markdown styling.
src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistantDemoView.java Updated constructor to add demo component ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo.class.
src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo.java Added new class ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo for demonstrating markdown functionality in chat.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Support displaying markdown in chat messages (#23)
Accept markdown code in message input (#23)
Render markdown properly in each message (#23)
Enable markdown feature optionally (#23)

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  • paodb

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Actionable comments posted: 8

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
src/main/resources/META-INF/frontend/styles/chat-message-styles.css (3)

92-101: Consider removing !important from the background property

The .wmde-markdown class looks good overall and seems appropriate for markdown content containers. However, the use of !important for the background property (line 100) might lead to unintended style overrides and make future maintenance more difficult.

Consider removing the !important flag and using more specific selectors if needed. For example:

.chat-message .wmde-markdown {
    background: none;
}

This approach maintains the cascade and specificity of CSS, making the styles more maintainable in the long run.


103-105: Reconsider the use of !important and zero padding for Mermaid diagrams

The .language-mermaid class is setting padding to 0px with an !important flag. This approach raises two concerns:

  1. The use of !important can lead to specificity issues and make the styles harder to maintain.
  2. Setting padding to 0px might affect the readability of Mermaid diagrams, as they usually benefit from some spacing around them.

Consider the following suggestions:

  1. Remove the !important flag and use more specific selectors if needed.
  2. Evaluate if zero padding is necessary for Mermaid diagrams. If some padding is beneficial, you might want to set a small, non-zero value.

Example:

.wmde-markdown .language-mermaid {
    padding: 8px;
}

This approach provides some breathing room for the diagrams and avoids the use of !important.


92-105: New styles align with PR objectives, but consider long-term maintainability

The addition of .wmde-markdown and .language-mermaid classes aligns well with the PR objective of implementing markdown support in the chat application. These styles should enable proper rendering of markdown content and Mermaid diagrams without interfering with existing styles.

However, the use of !important in both new classes could potentially cause maintainability issues in the future. As the codebase grows, these might lead to unexpected style overrides or make it difficult to modify styles later on.

Consider the following architectural advice for better long-term maintainability:

  1. Avoid using !important where possible. Instead, use more specific selectors or restructure your CSS to achieve the desired specificity.
  2. Document the purpose of these new classes and their relationship to the markdown feature. This will help future developers understand the rationale behind these styles.
  3. Consider creating a separate CSS file for markdown-specific styles if this feature grows significantly. This can help in organizing and maintaining styles for different features.
src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo.java (2)

47-72: LGTM: Constructor implementation is well-structured, with a minor suggestion.

The constructor effectively sets up the demo UI with markdown support enabled. The event listeners for the TextArea and "Chat" button are implemented correctly. The initial welcome message demonstrates markdown usage.

Consider adding error handling for the case when the message input is empty. You could disable the "Chat" button when the TextArea is empty or show an error message if the user tries to send an empty message.


48-50: LGTM: Markdown support is correctly implemented, with a suggestion for improvement.

The markdown support is properly enabled in the ChatAssistant constructor, and the TextArea label informs users about markdown capability. The welcome message effectively demonstrates basic markdown usage.

Consider adding a tooltip or help icon next to the TextArea that, when clicked, shows a small markdown cheat sheet. This would provide users with quick reference for markdown syntax without cluttering the UI. For example:

Span helpIcon = new Span(new Icon(VaadinIcon.QUESTION_CIRCLE));
helpIcon.getElement().setAttribute("title", "Markdown Cheat Sheet:\n" +
    "**bold**\n" +
    "*italic*\n" +
    "[link](http://example.com)\n" +
    "- list item");
message.setLabel("Enter a message from the assistant (try using Markdown)");
message.setPrefixComponent(helpIcon);

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src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistantDemoView.java (1)

37-37: LGTM! The change aligns with the PR objectives.

The addition of ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo.class to the demo view is consistent with the existing structure and directly supports the PR's objective of implementing markdown support in the chat application. This new demo component will allow for showcasing and testing the markdown functionality, which is a key feature being added in this pull request.

src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo.java (3)

40-44: LGTM: Class annotations are appropriate.

The annotations used for the ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo class are well-suited for a Vaadin demo component. The @Route annotation correctly specifies the demo path, and the @CssImport ensures proper styling.


45-47: LGTM: Class structure is appropriate for a demo component.

The ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo class extends VerticalLayout, which is suitable for creating a vertical structure of UI components. The single constructor approach is appropriate for initializing the demo UI.


1-73: Overall, excellent implementation of the markdown demo component.

The ChatAssistantMarkdownDemo class effectively demonstrates the markdown support feature in the chat assistant. The code is well-structured, follows Vaadin best practices, and achieves the objectives outlined in the PR description and linked issue.

Key strengths:

  1. Proper use of Vaadin annotations and components.
  2. Clear demonstration of markdown capability.
  3. Intuitive UI setup with appropriate event listeners.

Minor suggestions for improvement:

  1. Add error handling for empty messages.
  2. Provide more user guidance on markdown syntax.

These enhancements would further improve the user experience and robustness of the demo.

pom.xml (3)

21-21: LGTM: New property for markdown editor version.

The addition of the <markdown-editor.version> property is a good practice for version management in Maven. It allows for easy updates and maintains consistency across the project.


21-21: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives.

The modifications to pom.xml are minimal, focused, and align well with the PR objective of adding markdown support. The addition of the markdown editor version property and the corresponding dependency follow Maven best practices. These changes provide the necessary groundwork for implementing markdown functionality in the chat application.

Also applies to: 131-135


131-135: LGTM: New dependency for markdown editor addon.

The addition of the markdown-editor-addon dependency is correctly structured and uses the newly defined version property. This aligns with the PR objective of adding markdown support.

Please verify the compatibility of this addon with the current Vaadin version (${vaadin.version}). Run the following script to check the Vaadin version and search for any known compatibility issues:

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The markdown-editor-addon is compatible with Vaadin version 24.4.11, and no known compatibility issues were found.

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src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatMessage.java (3)

23-24: Imports are appropriate and necessary.

The added imports for MarkdownViewer and DataColorMode are required for the Markdown rendering functionality.


47-47: Declaration of markdownEnabled field is correct.

Introducing the markdownEnabled field properly supports conditional Markdown rendering.


90-96: Ensure MarkdownViewer sanitizes input to prevent XSS vulnerabilities.

Rendering user-generated content with MarkdownViewer may introduce security risks if the content is not properly sanitized. Verify that MarkdownViewer safely handles and sanitizes any potentially malicious input from message.getContent() to prevent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks.

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@@ -42,14 +44,16 @@
public class ChatMessage extends Component implements HasComponents {

private Message message;
private boolean markdownEnabled;
private Div loader;

/**
* Creates a new ChatMessage based on the supplied message.
*
* @param message message used to populate the ChatMessage instance
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Document the new markdown enabled parameter.

private Div loader;

/**
* Creates a new ChatMessage based on the supplied message.
*
* @param message message used to populate the ChatMessage instance
*/
public ChatMessage(Message message) {
public ChatMessage(Message message, boolean markdownEnabled) {
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Avoid breaking changes by overloading constructors

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src/main/resources/META-INF/frontend/styles/chat-message-styles.css (3)

92-101: Consider removing !important from the background property

The .wmde-markdown class looks good overall and seems well-suited for containing markdown content. However, the use of !important on the background property (line 100) might be overly aggressive.

background: none !important;

While it ensures the background is always set to none, it can lead to specificity issues and make the styles harder to maintain or override in the future if needed.

Consider removing the !important flag and instead use more specific selectors if you need to override other styles. This approach is generally more maintainable and follows CSS best practices.


103-105: Reconsider the use of !important for padding

The .language-mermaid class is setting padding to 0 with an !important flag:

.language-mermaid {
    padding: 0px !important;
}

While this ensures no padding is applied, the use of !important can lead to maintainability issues and make it difficult to override styles if needed in the future.

Consider removing the !important flag and instead use more specific selectors if you need to override other styles. If you're having trouble overriding a specific style, it might be helpful to review the CSS cascade and specificity to find a more maintainable solution.


Line range hint 22-22: Clarify or remove the unused color change comment

There's a comment indicating a color change for the .lds-ellipsis class:

/* change color here */

However, no actual changes have been made to the color property. This comment might lead to confusion for other developers working on this file.

If there's an intended color change, please implement it. If not, consider removing the comment to keep the code clean and avoid potential confusion. If it's a reminder for future work, it might be better to track this in your issue tracking system rather than in the code itself.

src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatMessage.java (1)

55-66: LGTM with a minor documentation update needed.

The constructor overloading is well implemented, addressing the previous comment about avoiding breaking changes. The new constructor correctly initializes the markdownEnabled field.

However, the documentation for the new constructor is incomplete.

Please update the documentation for the new constructor to include a description of the markdownEnabled parameter:

/**
 * Creates a new ChatMessage based on the supplied message.
 * 
 * @param message message used to populate the ChatMessage instance
 * @param markdownEnabled whether markdown rendering is enabled for this message
 */
public ChatMessage(Message message, boolean markdownEnabled) {
    // ...
}
src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistant.java (2)

93-95: LGTM: Main constructor updated for markdown support

The main constructor now includes the markdownEnabled parameter, allowing for flexible initialization of the ChatAssistant. The Javadoc has been appropriately updated to reflect this change.

Consider enhancing the Javadoc for the markdownEnabled parameter to provide more context:

- * @param markdownEnabled flag to enable or disable markdown support
+ * @param markdownEnabled flag to enable or disable markdown support for message rendering

Line range hint 1-368: Summary: Markdown support successfully implemented

The changes in this file successfully implement markdown support for the ChatAssistant component. Key points:

  1. New constructors and modified existing ones to include the markdownEnabled parameter.
  2. Consistent propagation of the markdownEnabled setting to individual ChatMessage instances.
  3. Maintained backward compatibility with default markdown support disabled.
  4. Clear and accurate Javadoc updates.

The implementation aligns well with the PR objectives and follows good coding practices. The changes are focused and don't introduce unnecessary modifications to unrelated parts of the class.

Consider adding a setter method for the markdownEnabled property to allow dynamic toggling of markdown support after initialization. This would provide more flexibility for users of the ChatAssistant component.

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src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatMessage.java (4)

23-24: LGTM: New imports for markdown support.

The new imports for DataColorMode and MarkdownViewer are correctly added to support the markdown functionality.


47-47: LGTM: New field for markdown support.

The markdownEnabled field is correctly added as a private boolean to control markdown rendering.


100-106: LGTM: Markdown rendering implemented correctly.

The conditional rendering for markdown content is well implemented. The MarkdownViewer is used appropriately when markdownEnabled is true.

Note: The typo in DataColorMode.LIGTH has been previously identified and an issue has been created (https://github.com/FlowingCode/ChatAssistant/issues/26).


Line range hint 1-138: Summary: Markdown support successfully implemented.

The changes in this file successfully implement markdown support for the ChatMessage class, aligning well with the PR objectives. The implementation includes:

  1. New imports for markdown-related classes.
  2. A new markdownEnabled field to control markdown rendering.
  3. An overloaded constructor to support markdown enabling/disabling.
  4. Updated updateLoadingState method to conditionally render markdown content.

These changes provide the desired functionality of optional markdown support in chat messages, as outlined in the PR objectives and issue #23.

src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatAssistant.java (3)

77-77: LGTM: Default constructor maintains backward compatibility

The default constructor now initializes markdownEnabled to false, which maintains backward compatibility while introducing the new markdown feature. This is a good approach for introducing new functionality without breaking existing code.


80-87: LGTM: New constructor adds flexibility for markdown support

The new constructor with the markdownEnabled parameter provides a clean way to create a ChatAssistant with no initial messages while specifying whether markdown support should be enabled. The Javadoc is clear and accurately describes the purpose of the parameter.


101-101: LGTM: Markdown support propagated to ChatMessage

The markdownEnabled parameter is now correctly passed to the ChatMessage constructor in the content renderer, ensuring that individual messages respect the markdown support setting.

To ensure that the ChatMessage class correctly handles the markdownEnabled parameter, let's verify its implementation:

✅ Verification successful

Verified: Markdown support correctly implemented

All instances of ChatMessage instantiation include the markdownEnabled parameter as intended, ensuring proper markdown support.

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rg --type java 'markdownEnabled' src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/chatassistant/ChatMessage.java

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