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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new Python class for improved parsing of Python code, enhancing the ability to analyze and manipulate Python syntax.
  • Improvements

    • Refactored language support to centralize queries through a single language instance, improving code organization and maintainability.
    • Enhanced modularity of the codebase, making it easier to manage language-specific functionalities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Streamlined initialization of the Python language parser, reducing potential conflicts and improving setup efficiency.

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The changes implement a comprehensive refactoring of Python language support, establishing a Python class that encapsulates language-specific functionality and optimizes parsing processes. By centralizing queries within the Python instance, the code improves modularity and maintainability. This update lays the groundwork for future enhancements in code analysis tools while ensuring better organization of language-related queries.

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File Change Summary
app/api/repo/route.ts Refactored integration of Python support by centralizing queries in a new Python instance.
lib/languages/language.ts Introduced a Language class that encapsulates Tree-Sitter queries for parsing Python code.
lib/languages/python.ts Established a Python class with various Tree-Sitter queries for class and function analysis.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9097d85 and 74f7c86.

Files ignored due to path filters (3)
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  • app/api/repo/route.ts (7 hunks)
  • lib/languages/python.ts (1 hunks)
  • tsconfig.json (1 hunks)
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tsconfig.json (1)

3-3: Upgrade to ES2017 target is approved.

Changing the TypeScript target to ES2017 allows the use of modern JavaScript features, which can enhance compatibility and functionality.

lib/languages/python.ts (1)

1-45: Introduction of the Python class is well-structured.

The encapsulation of language-specific functionality using the Python class enhances modularity and maintainability. The tree-sitter queries are clearly defined and initialized correctly.

app/api/repo/route.ts (10)

12-12: Importing the Python class enhances modularity.

The import of the Python class from @/lib/languages/python centralizes language-specific functionality, improving code organization and modularity.


21-21: Initialization of the Python instance is effective.

Creating a Python instance named language centralizes tree-sitter queries, enhancing maintainability and reducing global variable usage.


66-66: Usage of language.identifier_query is consistent.

The refactoring correctly uses language.identifier_query to match identifiers, maintaining consistency with the new modular approach.


83-83: Consistent use of language.identifier_query for function arguments.

The use of language.identifier_query to match function arguments maintains consistency and aligns with the new modular structure.


144-144: Refactored class definition query usage is correct.

The use of language.class_definition_query to match class definitions is consistent with the refactoring and improves code organization.


152-152: Refactored function definition query usage is correct.

The use of language.function_definition_query to match function definitions aligns with the refactoring and enhances maintainability.


175-175: Consistent function definition query usage in second pass.

The continued use of language.function_definition_query in the second processing pass maintains the refactored structure and consistency.


185-185: Refactored function call query usage is correct.

The use of language.function_call_query to match function calls is consistent with the refactoring and improves code organization.


192-192: Refactored function attribute call query usage is correct.

The use of language.function_attr_call_query to match function attribute calls aligns with the refactoring and enhances maintainability.


257-257: Setting the parser language to language.language is effective.

The refactoring correctly sets the parser language using language.language, streamlining the initialization process.

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lib/languages/language.ts (1)

4-4: Ensure PYTHON_LANG is fully loaded before instantiation

The Python class is instantiated in app/api/repo/route.ts without explicit async handling. Ensure PYTHON_LANG is fully loaded before new Python() is called to prevent potential race conditions.

  • Location: app/api/repo/route.ts line with language = new Python();
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Verify asynchronous language loading.

The PYTHON_LANG constant is loaded asynchronously. Ensure that this is handled correctly wherever it's used, as it might introduce race conditions if accessed before completion.

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app/api/repo/route.ts (1)

Line range hint 83-89:
Add error handling for unmatched identifiers.

The code logs "Investigate!" when no matches are found. Consider adding more robust error handling or logging to provide better insights during debugging.

- console.log("Investigate!");
+ console.warn("No identifier matches found for node:", child_node);
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  • lib/languages/language.ts (1 hunks)
  • lib/languages/python.ts (1 hunks)
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lib/languages/language.ts (2)

9-47: Class Language encapsulates tree-sitter queries.

The Language class is well-structured, encapsulating various tree-sitter queries. This design promotes modularity and maintainability. Ensure that the queries are correctly defined and used.


1-2: Ensure correct import paths.

The imports path and Parser are necessary for loading the language and parsing. Ensure that the web-tree-sitter package is correctly installed and available.

app/api/repo/route.ts (8)

21-21: Initialize language variable correctly.

The language variable is declared but not immediately initialized. Ensure that it is properly initialized before use to avoid runtime errors.


175-175: Ensure correct query usage for function definitions in second pass.

The function_definition_query is used again in the second pass. Ensure consistency and correctness in its usage.


8-12: Ensure correct import paths and usage.

The import of Language from @/lib/languages/language is crucial for the refactoring. Verify that the path is correct and that the Language class is used as intended.

Verification successful

Import Path and Usage Verified

The import path for the Language class is correct, and the class is being used as intended in the codebase. The integration appears to be consistent with the refactoring goals.

  • app/api/repo/route.ts: The Language class is imported and used correctly.
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258-261: Verify dynamic import and initialization of Python.

The dynamic import and initialization of Python should be verified to ensure that the Python class is correctly defined and used.

Verification successful

Dynamic import and initialization of Python verified successfully.

The Python class is correctly defined in lib/languages/python.ts and extends the Language class from lib/languages/language.ts. The dynamic import path @/lib/languages/python is appropriate for use in app/api/repo/route.ts. No issues found.

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Length of output: 197


144-144: Ensure correct query usage for class definitions.

The class_definition_query is used to match class definitions. Ensure that the query is correctly defined in the Language class.

Verification successful

Correct usage of class_definition_query verified.

The class_definition_query is properly defined and initialized in the Language class constructor. Its usage in app/api/repo/route.ts appears consistent with its intended purpose as a query for class definitions. No issues found.

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192-192: Ensure correct query usage for attribute function calls.

The function_attr_call_query is used to match attribute function calls. Ensure that the query is correctly defined in the Language class.


185-185: Ensure correct query usage for function calls.

The function_call_query is used to match function calls. Ensure that the query is correctly defined in the Language class.


152-152: Ensure correct query usage for function definitions.

The function_definition_query is used to match function definitions. Ensure that the query is correctly defined in the Language class.

Verification successful

Correct usage of function_definition_query verified.

The function_definition_query is correctly defined in the Python class to match Python function definitions, capturing both the function name and parameters. This aligns with the intended use in the codebase.

  • lib/languages/python.ts: Initialization of function_definition_query with a valid Tree-sitter query for Python functions.
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parent = file_components[file_components.length - 1];
} else {
let identifier_matches = identifier_query.matches(parent)[0].captures;
let identifier_matches = language.identifier_query.matches(parent)[0].captures;
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Handle potential null matches gracefully.

Ensure that the identifier_matches array is not empty before accessing its elements to avoid runtime errors.

- let identifier_matches = language.identifier_query.matches(parent)[0].captures;
+ let identifier_matches = language.identifier_query.matches(parent);
+ if (identifier_matches.length > 0) {
+   const identifierNode = identifier_matches[0].captures[0].node;
+   parent = identifierNode.text;
+ }
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let identifier_matches = language.identifier_query.matches(parent)[0].captures;
let identifier_matches = language.identifier_query.matches(parent);
if (identifier_matches.length > 0) {
const identifierNode = identifier_matches[0].captures[0].node;
parent = identifierNode.text;
}

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