adding frontend to codebase for ease of local dev use.

[aarushik93]

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adding frontend to codebase for ease of local dev use.

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PR Type

Enhancement, Documentation

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Description

• Added a new Streamlit frontend for interacting with the Codex service.
• Implemented CodexClient class for handling API interactions with methods for creating apps, starting interviews, generating specs, deliverables, and deployments.
• Defined Pydantic models for API requests and responses.
• Created Dockerfile for the frontend service and updated Docker Compose configuration to include the frontend.
• Updated README to include instructions for running the frontend service.
• Added Streamlit as a dependency in pyproject.toml.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Enhancement	chat.py Add Streamlit frontend for Codex service interaction          frontend/chat.py Added a Streamlit app for interacting with the Codex service. Implemented functions for creating apps, handling interviews, generating specs, deliverables, and deployments. Set up session state management and logging. +185/-0  codex_client.py Implement CodexClient for Codex API interaction                    frontend/codex_client.py Implemented CodexClient class for interacting with the Codex API. Added methods for creating apps, starting interviews, generating specs, deliverables, and deployments. Included error handling and logging. +415/-0  codex_model.py Define Pydantic models for Codex API                                          frontend/codex_model.py Defined Pydantic models for Codex API responses and requests. Included models for users, applications, interviews, specs, deliverables, and deployments. +210/-0
Configuration changes	Dockerfile.frontend Add Dockerfile for Streamlit frontend service                        Dockerfile.frontend Created Dockerfile for the frontend service using Streamlit. Set up environment variables and installed dependencies using Poetry. Configured the container to run the Streamlit app. +37/-0    docker-compose.full.yml Update Docker Compose to include frontend service                docker-compose.full.yml Added frontend service to Docker Compose configuration. Configured frontend to depend on the backend service. +13/-1
Documentation	README.md Update README with frontend service instructions                  README.md Updated README to include instructions for running the frontend service. +2/-0
Dependencies	pyproject.toml Add Streamlit dependency                                                                  pyproject.toml Added Streamlit as a dependency. +1/-0

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Action: code-quality

Failed stage: Run ruff formatter [❌]

Failure summary: The action failed due to multiple linting errors detected by the linter: frontend/codex_client.py has multiple instances (lines 370-375) of the error F405, indicating that Optional may be undefined or defined from star imports. frontend/codex_model.py has two instances (line 6) of the error F401, indicating that pydantic.ConfigDict and pydantic.EmailStr are imported but unused. A total of 47 errors were found, with 6 fixable using the --fix option.

Relevant error logs: 1: ##[group]Operating System 2: Ubuntu ... 513: frontend/codex_client.py:370:19: F405 `Optional` may be undefined, or defined from star imports 514: frontend/codex_client.py:371:17: F405 `Optional` may be undefined, or defined from star imports 515: frontend/codex_client.py:372:23: F405 `Optional` may be undefined, or defined from star imports 516: frontend/codex_client.py:373:18: F405 `Optional` may be undefined, or defined from star imports 517: frontend/codex_client.py:374:25: F405 `Optional` may be undefined, or defined from star imports 518: frontend/codex_client.py:375:24: F405 `Optional` may be undefined, or defined from star imports 519: frontend/codex_model.py:6:33: F401 [*] `pydantic.ConfigDict` imported but unused 520: frontend/codex_model.py:6:45: F401 [*] `pydantic.EmailStr` imported but unused 521: Found 47 errors. 522: [*] 6 fixable with the `--fix` option. 523: ##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.

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PR Reviewer Guide 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	4
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔒 Security concerns	No
⚡ Key issues to review	Possible Bug: The use of hardcoded user IDs and Codex IDs in codex_client.py could lead to security and functionality issues. Consider implementing a dynamic way to handle user sessions.
	Error Handling: The error handling in asynchronous functions across codex_client.py seems to be inconsistent and might not cover all failure scenarios effectively. Review and enhance error handling to ensure robustness.
	Code Duplication: There is noticeable duplication in API call methods within codex_client.py. Refactoring to a more modular approach could improve maintainability.
	Async Flow Control: The flow of asynchronous operations in chat.py could lead to race conditions or unhandled promises. Ensure that all async operations are properly awaited and managed.

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible bug	Ensure that the load_github_repo function is defined or imported to avoid a NameError The load_github_repo function is called in the main function but is not defined anywhere in the code. This will cause a NameError when st.session_state.progress is 5. Ensure that the load_github_repo function is defined or imported correctly. frontend/chat.py [166] -await load_github_repo() +await load_github_repo() # Ensure load_github_repo is defined or imported Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 10 Why: This is a critical suggestion as the missing definition or import of load_github_repo will cause a runtime error when the progress state is 5, potentially breaking the application.	10
Enhancement	Make user data parameters configurable instead of hardcoded Instead of hardcoding the user data in the init method, consider passing these values as parameters with default values. This will make the code more flexible and easier to test. frontend/codex_client.py [65-71] -self.codex_user_id = HARDCODED_CODEX_ID -self.user_id = HARDCODED_USER_ID +self.codex_user_id = codex_user_id or HARDCODED_CODEX_ID +self.user_id = cloud_services_user_id or HARDCODED_USER_ID self.user = { - "id": HARDCODED_USER_ID, - "codexId": HARDCODED_CODEX_ID, + "id": self.user_id, + "codexId": self.codex_user_id, "discordId": HARDCODED_DISCORD_ID, } Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a significant improvement by making hardcoded user data configurable, which enhances flexibility and testability.	8
Possible issue	Add a condition to prevent infinite loops caused by st.experimental_rerun The generate_spec and generate_deliverable functions both call st.experimental_rerun(), which can cause the entire script to rerun and potentially lead to infinite loops. Consider adding a condition to prevent rerunning if the state is already updated. frontend/chat.py [102] -st.experimental_rerun() +if st.session_state.progress < 3: + st.experimental_rerun() Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion addresses a potential issue of infinite loops, which is crucial for maintaining the stability and efficiency of the application.	8