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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements optional document IDs with auto-generation of human-readable IDs for the document indexing API. When no ID is provided, the system generates readable IDs following the pattern adjective-noun-YYMMDD-HHMM.
- Auto-generates human-readable document IDs when not provided in API requests
- Updates both JSON and file upload endpoints to handle missing IDs gracefully
- Maintains full backward compatibility with existing code that provides explicit IDs
Reviewed Changes
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| pkg/minirag/chunker.go | Adds GenerateDocumentID() function for creating human-readable IDs |
| pkg/minirag/chunker_test.go | Comprehensive tests for ID generation including format validation and uniqueness |
| internal/handlers/handlers.go | Updates API endpoints to auto-generate IDs when missing and updates documentation |
| internal/handlers/handlers_test.go | Updates tests to expect success for missing IDs and adds Ollama connection handling |
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| // Use current time for uniqueness and randomness for variety | ||
| now := time.Now() | ||
| r := rand.New(rand.NewSource(now.UnixNano())) |
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Using UnixNano() as a seed for random number generation creates predictable sequences when calls happen within the same nanosecond. Consider using crypto/rand for better randomness or implement additional entropy sources.
| adjectives := []string{ | ||
| "happy", "bright", "swift", "clever", "gentle", "bold", "calm", "wise", | ||
| "brave", "quick", "sharp", "smart", "clean", "fresh", "light", "clear", | ||
| } |
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The adjectives list is duplicated between the test and production code. Consider extracting this to a shared constant or variable to avoid maintenance issues when the word lists are updated.
| adjectives := []string{ | |
| "happy", "bright", "swift", "clever", "gentle", "bold", "calm", "wise", | |
| "brave", "quick", "sharp", "smart", "clean", "fresh", "light", "clear", | |
| } | |
| adjectives := Adjectives |
| // If we got a 500 error due to Ollama connection, check if it's the expected error | ||
| if w.Code == 500 && tt.expectedStatus == 201 { | ||
| responseBody := w.Body.String() | ||
| if (strings.Contains(responseBody, "connection refused") && strings.Contains(responseBody, "11434")) || | ||
| strings.Contains(responseBody, "context deadline exceeded") { | ||
| t.Skipf("Skipping test due to Ollama connection error (expected in test environment): %s", responseBody) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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The Ollama connection error handling logic is duplicated in multiple test cases. Consider extracting this into a helper function to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
Overview
This PR implements the requested feature to make document IDs optional in the API. When no ID is provided, the system now auto-generates human-readable, short IDs that are easy to read and understand.
Changes Made
Core Functionality
GenerateDocumentID()function that creates human-readable IDs with the format:adjective-noun-YYMMDD-HHMMPOST /api/index) to auto-generate ID when missing from request bodyAPI Examples
Before (required ID):
After (ID optional):
File upload also works without ID:
Generated ID Characteristics
adjective-noun-YYMMDD-HHMMpatternBackward Compatibility
✅ Fully backward compatible - existing code that provides IDs continues to work exactly as before. Only new behavior is that missing IDs are auto-generated instead of returning an error.
Testing
Example Generated IDs
This change significantly improves the developer experience by removing the burden of having to generate unique IDs while still allowing full control when specific IDs are desired.
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