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优化robot的消息处理

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The handleSSEStream function was refactored to use a new printMessage helper for sending SSE event messages. Event handling was updated to process node_started, node_finished, and certain agent_log events, replacing the previous handling of workflow_started, message, and message_end. No exported or public declarations were changed.

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examples/sites/src/views/components-doc/composition/utils.ts Refactored handleSSEStream to use a printMessage helper; updated event handling to new event types; simplified message dispatch logic.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
examples/sites/src/views/components-doc/composition/utils.ts (1)

44-44: Consider function-scoped messageIndex for better encapsulation.

The messageIndex variable is scoped to the entire function but only used within printMessage. This could lead to issues with concurrent streams or multiple function calls sharing the same counter.

Consider encapsulating the counter within the printMessage function or resetting it appropriately:

-  let messageIndex = 0
-  function printMessage(data, str: string, endln = false) {
+  function printMessage(data, str: string, endln = false) {
+    static messageIndex = 0
     handler.onData({
       id: '',
       created: data.created_at,
       choices: [
         {
           index: messageIndex++,

Or reset the counter at the beginning of each stream processing.

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  • examples/sites/src/views/components-doc/composition/utils.ts (2 hunks)

Comment on lines +45 to +62
function printMessage(data, str: string, endln = false) {
handler.onData({
id: '',
created: data.created_at,
choices: [
{
index: messageIndex++,
delta: {
role: 'assistant',
content: str + (endln ? '\n\n' : '')
},
finish_reason: null
}
],
object: '',
model: ''
})
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve the printMessage helper function implementation.

The helper function has several areas for improvement:

  1. Type safety: The data parameter lacks type annotation
  2. Response structure: Empty string values for id, object, and model fields may cause issues with downstream consumers
  3. Potential memory growth: The incrementing messageIndex could grow indefinitely in long-running streams

Apply these improvements:

-  function printMessage(data, str: string, endln = false) {
+  function printMessage(data: any, str: string, endln = false) {
     handler.onData({
-      id: '',
+      id: data.id || crypto.randomUUID(),
       created: data.created_at,
       choices: [
         {
           index: messageIndex++,
           delta: {
             role: 'assistant',
             content: str + (endln ? '\n\n' : '')
           },
           finish_reason: null
         }
       ],
-      object: '',
-      model: ''
+      object: 'chat.completion.chunk',
+      model: data.model || 'unknown'
     })
   }
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Suggested change
function printMessage(data, str: string, endln = false) {
handler.onData({
id: '',
created: data.created_at,
choices: [
{
index: messageIndex++,
delta: {
role: 'assistant',
content: str + (endln ? '\n\n' : '')
},
finish_reason: null
}
],
object: '',
model: ''
})
}
function printMessage(data: any, str: string, endln = false) {
handler.onData({
id: data.id || crypto.randomUUID(),
created: data.created_at,
choices: [
{
index: messageIndex++,
delta: {
role: 'assistant',
content: str + (endln ? '\n\n' : '')
},
finish_reason: null
}
],
object: 'chat.completion.chunk',
model: data.model || 'unknown'
})
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/sites/src/views/components-doc/composition/utils.ts around lines 45
to 62, improve the printMessage function by adding a proper type annotation for
the data parameter to ensure type safety, replace empty string values for id,
object, and model with meaningful or default values to avoid issues downstream,
and implement a mechanism to reset or limit the growth of the messageIndex
variable to prevent unbounded memory growth during long-running streams.

Comment on lines +95 to 107
if (data?.event === 'node_started') {
printMessage(data, `${data.data.title} 节点运行...`, true)
}

if (data?.event === 'message' && data?.answer) {
handler.onData({
id: data.id,
created: data.created_at,
choices: [
{
index: messageIndex++,
delta: {
role: 'assistant',
content: data.answer
},
finish_reason: null
}
],
object: '',
model: ''
})
message.value.slice(-1)[0].loading = false
if (data?.event === 'node_finished') {
printMessage(
data,
`${data.data.title} 节点结束\n\n` +
(data.data.node_type === 'answer' ? `${data.data.outputs.answer}` : '')
)
}
if (data?.event === 'message_end') {
handler.onData({
id: data.id,
created: data.created_at,
choices: [
{
index: messageIndex++,
delta: {
role: 'assistant',
content: ''
},
finish_reason: 'stop'
}
],
object: '',
model: ''
})
message.value.slice(-1)[0].loading = false
if (data?.event === 'agent_log' && data.data.status === 'success' && data.data.label.startsWith('CALL')) {
printMessage(data, `--${data.data.label}(${JSON.stringify(data.data.data.output.tool_call_input)})`, true)
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Verify the new event handling logic and add error protection.

The new event handling logic introduces several potential issues:

  1. Missing null checks: Direct property access without validation could cause runtime errors
  2. JSON.stringify safety: Could fail with circular references or non-serializable objects
  3. Hardcoded Chinese text: May cause encoding issues in some environments

Add proper error handling and validation:

-          if (data?.event === 'node_started') {
-            printMessage(data, `${data.data.title} 节点运行...`, true)
+          if (data?.event === 'node_started' && data.data?.title) {
+            printMessage(data, `${data.data.title} 节点运行...`, true)
           }
-          if (data?.event === 'node_finished') {
+          if (data?.event === 'node_finished' && data.data?.title) {
             printMessage(
               data,
               `${data.data.title} 节点结束\n\n` +
-                (data.data.node_type === 'answer' ? `${data.data.outputs.answer}` : '')
+                (data.data.node_type === 'answer' && data.data.outputs?.answer ? `${data.data.outputs.answer}` : '')
             )
           }
-          if (data?.event === 'agent_log' && data.data.status === 'success' && data.data.label.startsWith('CALL')) {
-            printMessage(data, `--${data.data.label}(${JSON.stringify(data.data.data.output.tool_call_input)})`, true)
+          if (data?.event === 'agent_log' && data.data?.status === 'success' && data.data?.label?.startsWith('CALL')) {
+            try {
+              const toolCallInput = JSON.stringify(data.data.data?.output?.tool_call_input || {})
+              printMessage(data, `--${data.data.label}(${toolCallInput})`, true)
+            } catch (error) {
+              console.warn('Failed to stringify tool call input:', error)
+              printMessage(data, `--${data.data.label}(${String(data.data.data?.output?.tool_call_input || '')})`, true)
+            }
           }
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

Suggested change
if (data?.event === 'node_started') {
printMessage(data, `${data.data.title} 节点运行...`, true)
}
if (data?.event === 'message' && data?.answer) {
handler.onData({
id: data.id,
created: data.created_at,
choices: [
{
index: messageIndex++,
delta: {
role: 'assistant',
content: data.answer
},
finish_reason: null
}
],
object: '',
model: ''
})
message.value.slice(-1)[0].loading = false
if (data?.event === 'node_finished') {
printMessage(
data,
`${data.data.title} 节点结束\n\n` +
(data.data.node_type === 'answer' ? `${data.data.outputs.answer}` : '')
)
}
if (data?.event === 'message_end') {
handler.onData({
id: data.id,
created: data.created_at,
choices: [
{
index: messageIndex++,
delta: {
role: 'assistant',
content: ''
},
finish_reason: 'stop'
}
],
object: '',
model: ''
})
message.value.slice(-1)[0].loading = false
if (data?.event === 'agent_log' && data.data.status === 'success' && data.data.label.startsWith('CALL')) {
printMessage(data, `--${data.data.label}(${JSON.stringify(data.data.data.output.tool_call_input)})`, true)
}
if (data?.event === 'node_started' && data.data?.title) {
printMessage(data, `${data.data.title} 节点运行...`, true)
}
if (data?.event === 'node_finished' && data.data?.title) {
printMessage(
data,
`${data.data.title} 节点结束\n\n` +
(data.data.node_type === 'answer' && data.data.outputs?.answer
? `${data.data.outputs.answer}`
: '')
)
}
if (
data?.event === 'agent_log' &&
data.data?.status === 'success' &&
data.data?.label?.startsWith('CALL')
) {
try {
const toolCallInput = JSON.stringify(
data.data.data?.output?.tool_call_input || {}
)
printMessage(data, `--${data.data.label}(${toolCallInput})`, true)
} catch (error) {
console.warn('Failed to stringify tool call input:', error)
printMessage(
data,
`--${data.data.label}(${String(
data.data.data?.output?.tool_call_input || ''
)})`,
true
)
}
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/sites/src/views/components-doc/composition/utils.ts around lines 95
to 107, the event handling code lacks null checks for nested properties, uses
JSON.stringify without error handling which may fail on circular or
non-serializable data, and contains hardcoded Chinese text that could cause
encoding issues. To fix this, add conditional checks to ensure all nested
properties exist before accessing them, wrap JSON.stringify calls in try-catch
blocks to handle serialization errors gracefully, and replace hardcoded Chinese
strings with variables or constants that can be localized or encoded properly.

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