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$item->content = str($item->content)->replaceEnd("\n", '')->trim()->toString(); + /** + * @NOTE + * Claude does not like to end a certain way + */ + $item->content = str( + cleanString($item->content) + )->replaceEnd("\n", '')->trim()->toString(); + + if(empty($item->content)) { + $item->content = 'See content in thread.'; + } return $item->toArray(); }); @@ -443,15 +457,12 @@ public function remapMessages(array $messages, bool $userLast = false): array } - if ($userLast) { - $last = Arr::last($newMessagesArray); - - if ($last['role'] === 'assistant') { - $newMessagesArray[] = [ - 'role' => 'user', - 'content' => 'Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread', - ]; - } + $lastMessage = end($newMessagesArray); + if ($lastMessage['role'] !== 'user') { + $newMessagesArray[] = [ + 'role' => 'user', + 'content' => 'Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread', + ]; } return $newMessagesArray; diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/SearchAndSummarize.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/SearchAndSummarize.php index eebcca59..a37eb751 100644 --- a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/SearchAndSummarize.php +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/SearchAndSummarize.php @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ public function handle( * @TODO @WHY * Why do I do this system prompt thing? */ - $assistantMessage = $message->getChat()->addInput( + $message->getChat()->addInput( message: $contentFlattened, role: RoleEnum::Assistant, systemPrompt: $message->getChat()->getChatable()->systemPrompt(), @@ -116,7 +116,8 @@ public function handle( /** @var CompletionResponse $response */ $response = LlmDriverFacade::driver( $message->getChatable()->getDriver() - )->chat($messages); + )->setToolType(ToolTypes::NoFunction) + ->chat($messages); $this->response = $response->content; diff --git a/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php b/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php index fed0f046..9c383e33 100644 --- a/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php +++ b/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php @@ -35,6 +35,11 @@ public function search( $input = $message->body; + Log::info('[LaraChain] Search and Summarize Default Function', [ + 'note' => 'Showing input since some system grab the last on the array', + 'input' => $input, + ]); + $filter = $message->getFilter(); $functionDto = FunctionCallDto::from([ @@ -47,10 +52,7 @@ public function search( $message = $this->addToolsToMessage($message, $functionDto); - Log::info('[LaraChain] Search and Summarize Default Function', [ - 'note' => 'Showing input since some system grab the last on the array', - 'input' => $input, - ]); + $originalPrompt = $input; diff --git a/app/Jobs/ChunkDocumentJob.php b/app/Jobs/ChunkDocumentJob.php index 5c130ae6..549ffbd2 100644 --- a/app/Jobs/ChunkDocumentJob.php +++ b/app/Jobs/ChunkDocumentJob.php @@ -57,11 +57,15 @@ public function handle(): void $pageContent = $this->document->original_content; + $pageContent = cleanPDFText($pageContent); + $size = config('llmdriver.chunking.default_size'); $chunked_chunks = TextChunker::handle($pageContent, $size); foreach ($chunked_chunks as $chunkSection => $chunkContent) { + + $guid = md5($chunkContent); $DocumentChunk = DocumentChunk::updateOrCreate( diff --git a/app/Models/Chat.php b/app/Models/Chat.php index 2eda17c5..8d8aa1c6 100644 --- a/app/Models/Chat.php +++ b/app/Models/Chat.php @@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ public function getChatResponse(int $limit = 5): array ]; $dto = new MessageInDto( - content: $asArray['content'], + content: cleanString($asArray['content']), role: $asArray['role'], tool_id: $asArray['tool_id'], tool: $asArray['tool'], diff --git a/app/helpers.php b/app/helpers.php index 095dc780..7dc45100 100644 --- a/app/helpers.php +++ b/app/helpers.php @@ -248,6 +248,25 @@ function to_utf8($string): string } } + +if (! function_exists('cleanString')) { + function cleanString($string): string + { + // Remove Unicode escape sequences + $string = preg_replace('/\\\\u[0-9A-F]{4}/i', '', $string); + + // Remove all non-printable characters except for newlines and tabs + $string = preg_replace('/[\x00-\x08\x0B\x0C\x0E-\x1F\x7F]/u', '', $string); + + // Optionally, you can also remove extra whitespace: + $string = preg_replace('/\s+/', ' ', $string); + + return trim($string); + } +} + + + if (! function_exists('get_fixture')) { function get_fixture($file_name, $decode = true) { @@ -264,6 +283,25 @@ function get_fixture($file_name, $decode = true) } } +if (! function_exists('cleanPDFText')) { + function cleanPDFText($text) { + // Remove non-printable ASCII characters except newline and carriage return + $text = preg_replace('/[\x00-\x09\x0B\x0C\x0E-\x1F\x7F]/u', '', $text); + + // Replace multiple newlines and spaces with a single occurrence + $text = preg_replace('/\s+/u', ' ', $text); + + // Remove any remaining Unicode control characters + $text = preg_replace('/[\p{C}]/u', '', $text); + + // Optionally, you can also remove specific Unicode characters often found in PDFs + $text = str_replace(["\u{FEFF}", "\u{200B}", "\u{200C}", "\u{200D}"], '', $text); + + // Trim whitespace from the beginning and end + return trim($text); + } +} + if (! function_exists('reduce_text_size')) { function reduce_text_size(string $text): string { diff --git a/tests/Feature/HelpersTest.php b/tests/Feature/HelpersTest.php index a6e8ab2c..fde28c25 100644 --- a/tests/Feature/HelpersTest.php +++ b/tests/Feature/HelpersTest.php @@ -18,6 +18,17 @@ public function test_config_helper(): void } + public function test_clear_string() + { + $messystring = <<assertStringNotContainsString('\u001b', $results); + } + public function test_append_prompt(): void { $prompt = 'Foobar'; diff --git a/tests/fixtures/bug_messages.json b/tests/fixtures/bug_messages.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c732ac0e --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/fixtures/bug_messages.json @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +[ + { + "content": "what is the advice of Hedy", + "role": "user", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "**Role**\nA Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt.\n**Task**\nUsing the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response.\n**Format**\nDeliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context.\n\n\n**The User's Query**:\n```what is the advice of Hedy```\n\n**Context from the database search of documents for Response**:\n``` The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` (\n 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,\n 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL\n 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,\n 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT \tNULL,\n 8. `response_body` longtext,\n 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`)\n10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT\n11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```", + "role": "assistant", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "**Response**:\n\nI apologize, but I couldn't find any specific advice from someone named Hedy in the given context. The text appears to be about database design and Stripe API integration, and doesn't mention any advice from a person named Hedy. If you have additional context about Hedy's advice, please provide it, and I'll be happy to help you with that information.", + "role": "assistant", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "what is the advice of Hedy", + "role": "user", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "**Role**\nA Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt.\n**Task**\nUsing the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response.\n**Format**\nDeliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context.\n\n\n**The User's Query**:\n```what is the advice of Hedy```\n\n**Context from the database search of documents for Response**:\n``` The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` (\n 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,\n 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL\n 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,\n 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT \tNULL,\n 8. `response_body` longtext,\n 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`)\n10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT\n11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```", + "role": "assistant", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "**Role**\nA Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt.\n**Task**\nUsing the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response.\n**Format**\nDeliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context.\n\n\n**The User's Query**:\n```what is the advice of Hedy```\n\n**Context from the database search of documents for Response**:\n``` The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` (\n 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,\n 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL\n 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,\n 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT \tNULL,\n 8. `response_body` longtext,\n 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`)\n10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT\n11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```", + "role": "assistant", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "**Role**\nA Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt.\n**Task**\nUsing the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response.\n**Format**\nDeliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context.\n\n\n**The User's Query**:\n```what is the advice of Hedy```\n\n**Context from the database search of documents for Response**:\n``` The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` (\n 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,\n 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL\n 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,\n 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT \tNULL,\n 8. `response_body` longtext,\n 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`)\n10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT\n11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```", + "role": "assistant", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "**Role**\nA Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt.\n**Task**\nUsing the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response.\n**Format**\nDeliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context.\n\n\n**The User's Query**:\n```what is the advice of Hedy```\n\n**Context from the database search of documents for Response**:\n``` The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` (\n 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,\n 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL\n 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,\n 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT \tNULL,\n 8. `response_body` longtext,\n 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`)\n10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT\n11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```", + "role": "assistant", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + }, + { + "content": "**Role**\nA Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt.\n**Task**\nUsing the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response.\n**Format**\nDeliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context.\n\n\n**The User's Query**:\n```what is the advice of Hedy```\n\n**Context from the database search of documents for Response**:\n``` The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers\nwww.phparch.com\nAUGUST 2024\nVolume 23 - Issue 8\nHaPHPy Developers\nHow Not To Make Your Developers Happy\nAlso Inside:\n\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0015\u001a\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0010\u001b\u000f\u001d\u0011\u0016\u0018\u000e\u0016\u001a\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0018\f\u000b\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0016 \u0018\n\b\u001b\f\f\u0019\u0011\f\u0014\u0007\f\u0011\u0011\u0016\b\u0006\u001a\u0011\u0005\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001c\u001c\u0011\u0005\u0005\u0019\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u0011\u0017\u001e\u0005\n\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\u0017\u001e\f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0013\u0012\u0011\u0016\u0004\f\u001a\u0016\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0011\u001c\u0012\u001b\u0017\u0019\u001c\u0005\u0016\u000e\u0016\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\n\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u001a\u0006\u0016\u0018\f\u0017\u0011\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u001c\u0012\f\u0018\u001e\u0019\u0017\u0011\f\u0005\u0016\b\u001b\u001c\u000b\u001d\n\u0016\u0007\u0011\u0011\u001a\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0001\u0011\u001e\u0006\u0016\u001b\u001b\f\f\u0005\u0016\u0004\u001e\u0019\u001c\u0011\n\u001b\u001e\u001b\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0004\u001b\u001c\u0012\u0011\u0016\u001b\u000e\u000b\u001b\u0016\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0011\u0005\u0019\u000f\u0019\u0011\u0017\u001c\u0011\u0016\n\u001b\u0017\u001e\u0016\u0015\u001c\u001b\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0019\u0017\u0016\u001b\u0016\b\u0018\n\u0011\u001b\u001e\u001b\u0003\u000f\u0011\u0016\u0018\u001e\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0015\u0011\u001c\u001d\f\u0019\u0017\u0016\u0002\u0001\u0002\u0016\u0004\u000f\u0019\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvi \u0019\u0018\u0017\u0005\u0016\n\u0004\u0016 \u0011\u0011\u0016 \u0019\u0011\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0002\u001b\f\u001a\u0016\u0007\u0018\u001d\f\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0017\u001c\u0019\u001e\u0011\u0017\u001a\u0005\u0016\u0004\u0017\u001e\u0016\u001f\u001e\u001d\u001c\u001b\u001a\u0019\u0018\u0017\n\u0007\u0019\u0017\u001b\u000f\u000f\u0006\u0016\u0014\u0016\u0011\u001b\u000f\u0016\u0018\u001d\u0017\u0019\u001a\u0006\nA Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com\nA Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns \nRevised Stripe Payout Pages Raw\nI changed the order of these two tables, placing payout \npages before payouts because the payout is extracted from \nthe payout page.\nChange name from \nstripe_response_page_payouts to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nContains Stripe API paginated list payload \n(See Listing 9)\nRevised Stripe Payouts Raw\nChange name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payo payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n payouts to \nstripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.)\nRow only created if this payout record does not already \nexist\nConsists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string \nand stored here as \nlongtext column response_item.\nNote that I store all json-encoded strings as \nlongtext rather \nthan \nmediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long-\ntext\n field should encompass any surprises or other expansion.\nUpcoming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n ming Tables\nI have additional tables which are outside the scope of this \narticle. They include:\n (C in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transaction_pages_\nraw\n is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe \nAPI paginated list payload.\n (D in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_transactions_raw \nis similar to \nstripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions \nPayment Intent embedded within the transaction.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \n item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n (E in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkout_pages_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_\npages_raw\n. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload.\n (F in Figure 6 Notes) \nstripe_checkouts_raw is \nsimilar to \nstripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- \nContains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within \nthe checkout session.\n Consists of one array item of the paginated list data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\n st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data \narray. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and \nstored here as \nlongtext.\nSummary\nWe walked through considerable detail related to ingesting \nStripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well \ncontinue with this data warehouse in September as a new \nphp[architect] column.\nThe idea of separating system from payload tends to \ncrop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This \nseparation is important to you as the developer or analyst \nbecause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one \nor the other but not both. If youve already separated the \nbusiness process from the resulting content or product, trou-\tbleshooting will be that much easier.\n Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when \nthe Morris Worm took down the Internet, \nNovember 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 \nsupercomputer operating system internals to \nanalysts as they were being directly hit by the \nWorm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to \nindulge his interests in computer security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and \nteaching software concepts to others.\nListing 9. \n 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` (\n 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,\n 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL\n 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,\n 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL \tDEFAULT NULL,\n 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT \tNULL,\n 8. `response_body` longtext,\n 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`)\n10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT\n11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```", + "role": "assistant", + "is_ai": false, + "show": true, + "tool": null, + "tool_id": "", + "args": [], + "meta_data": null + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/fixtures/bug_messages_remapped.json b/tests/fixtures/bug_messages_remapped.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..050515ac --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/fixtures/bug_messages_remapped.json @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +[ + { + "role": "user", + "content": "what is the advice of Hedy" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Response**: I apologize, but I couldn't find any specific advice from someone named Hedy in the given context. The text appears to be about database design and Stripe API integration, and doesn't mention any advice from a person named Hedy. If you have additional context about Hedy's advice, please provide it, and I'll be happy to help you with that information." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "what is the advice of Hedy" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "See content in thread." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "See content in thread." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/fixtures/bug_payload.json b/tests/fixtures/bug_payload.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e041a619 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/fixtures/bug_payload.json @@ -0,0 +1,130 @@ +{ + "model": "claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620", + "max_tokens": 4096, + "messages": [ + { + "role": "user", + "content": "what is the advice of Hedy" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Response**: I apologize, but I couldn't find any specific advice from someone named Hedy in the given context. The text appears to be about database design and Stripe API integration, and doesn't mention any advice from a person named Hedy. If you have additional context about Hedy's advice, please provide it, and I'll be happy to help you with that information." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "what is the advice of Hedy" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "See content in thread." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "See content in thread." + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + }, + { + "role": "assistant", + "content": "**Role** A Summarization and Prompt Answering system that sticks to the context in this prompt. **Task** Using the context of the prompt and the users query return a concise, clear, and accurate response. **Format** Deliver the response in a concise, clear Markdown format (Text). Use quotes as needed from the context. **The User's Query**: ```what is the advice of Hedy``` **Context from the database search of documents for Response**: ``` The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns The Magazine for PHP Developers www.phparch.com AUGUST 2024 Volume 23 - Issue 8 HaPHPy Developers How Not To Make Your Developers Happy Also Inside: A Non Obvi A Non Obvious Separation of Concerns 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: 8 August 2024 www.phparch.com A Non-Obvious Separation of Concerns Revised Stripe Payout Pages Raw I changed the order of these two tables, placing payout pages before payouts because the payout is extracted from the payout page. Change name from stripe_response_page_payouts to stripe_payout_pages_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Contains Stripe API paginated list payload (See Listing 9) Revised Stripe Payouts Raw Change name from stripe_raw_single_payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payo payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) payouts to stripe_payouts_raw. (See A in Figure 6 Notes.) Row only created if this payout record does not already exist Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext column response_item. Note that I store all json-encoded strings as longtext rather than mediumtext or something else more reasonable. The long- text field should encompass any surprises or other expansion. Upcoming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. ming Tables I have additional tables which are outside the scope of this article. They include: (C in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transaction_pages_ raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw. Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (D in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_transactions_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw.- Contains the transactions Payment Intent embedded within the transaction. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. (E in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkout_pages_raw is similar to stripe_payout_pages_raw and stripe_transaction_ pages_raw . Contains Stripe API paginated list payload. (F in Figure 6 Notes) stripe_checkouts_raw is similar to stripe_payouts_raw and stripe_transactions_raw.- Contains the checkout sessions Line Items embedded within the checkout session. Consists of one array item of the paginated list data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou st data array. That array item is re-encoded as a JSON string and stored here as longtext. Summary We walked through considerable detail related to ingesting Stripe transaction data. That wasnt wasted effort! Well continue with this data warehouse in September as a new php[architect] column. The idea of separating system from payload tends to crop up in any medium or large code base or data store. This separation is important to you as the developer or analyst because your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already cause your problem of the moment will tend to be one or the other but not both. If youve already separated the business process from the resulting content or product, trou- bleshooting will be that much easier. Ed Barnard had a front-row seat when the Morris Worm took down the Internet, November 1988. He was teaching CRAY-1 supercomputer operating system internals to analysts as they were being directly hit by the Worm. It was a busy week! Ed continues to indulge his interests in computer security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payou puter security and teaching software concepts to others. Listing 9. 1. CREATE TABLE `stripe_payout_pages_raw` ( 2. `id` bigint unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 3. `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 4. `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL 5. ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 6. `deleted_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL, 7. `ingest_request_id` bigint unsigned DEFAULT NULL, 8. `response_body` longtext, 9. PRIMARY KEY ( `id`) 10. ) ENGINE= InnoDB DEFAULT 11. CHARSET= utf8mb4 COLLATE= utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci; ```" + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": "Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread" + } + ] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/tests/fixtures/prompt_to_parse_emails.txt b/tests/fixtures/prompt_to_parse_emails.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ec60a64e --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/fixtures/prompt_to_parse_emails.txt @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ + +Help parse opt out emails so we can remove the person from our system or ignore the email if it is +not related to opt out. + + +Review the email below and then if it is an opt out request pull the data out as defined by the format section. +valid_user_email might be tricky since sometimes the email is generatic and going back to the company sending these opt outs. +But if you are confident the email looks like a valid personal or business email add that to valid_user_email. + + +JSON FORMAT with key values below, using null if no value for the key. This is valid JSON not markdown. +If there is no data in this about a person just return the JSON below with all fields null. No surrounding text. + +{ + "full_name": null, + "home_address": null, + "other_name": null, + "reply_to": null, + "valid_user_email": null, + "phone": null +} + +Only return valid JSON + +{$email} From 286204aaadc548cc25bb80c155d4ee3214c06444 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alfred Nutile Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2024 17:11:02 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 03/11] copy over the project model --- .env.github | 2 +- Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php | 7 +--- .../Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php | 2 -- app/Domains/Projects/StatusEnum.php | 16 +++++++++ app/Jobs/ChunkDocumentJob.php | 1 - app/Models/Project.php | 26 ++++++++++++++ app/helpers.php | 6 ++-- database/factories/ProjectFactory.php | 30 ++++++++++++++++ ...024_09_08_210343_create_projects_table.php | 35 +++++++++++++++++++ resources/js/Pages/Auth/Login.vue | 1 - tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php | 23 ++++++++++++ 11 files changed, 134 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) create mode 100644 app/Domains/Projects/StatusEnum.php create mode 100644 app/Models/Project.php create mode 100644 database/factories/ProjectFactory.php create mode 100644 database/migrations/2024_09_08_210343_create_projects_table.php create mode 100644 tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php diff --git a/.env.github b/.env.github index fd87356b..19f960ed 100644 --- a/.env.github +++ b/.env.github @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ LOG_CHANNEL=stack LOG_DEPRECATIONS_CHANNEL=null LOG_LEVEL=debug -DB_CONNECTION=pgsql +DB_CONNECTION=pgsqla DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 DB_PORT=5432 DB_DATABASE=testing diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php index c367cdfc..81f85462 100644 --- a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ use App\Models\Setting; use Illuminate\Http\Client\Pool; use Illuminate\Http\Client\Response; -use Illuminate\Support\Arr; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Http; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Log; use Illuminate\Support\Str; @@ -41,8 +40,6 @@ public function chat(array $messages): CompletionResponse $messages = $this->remapMessages($messages); - put_fixture("bug_messages_remapped.json", $messages); - $payload = [ 'model' => $model, 'max_tokens' => $maxTokens, @@ -51,8 +48,6 @@ public function chat(array $messages): CompletionResponse $payload = $this->modifyPayload($payload); - put_fixture("bug_payload.json", $payload); - $results = $this->getClient()->post('/messages', $payload); if (! $results->ok()) { @@ -363,7 +358,7 @@ public function remapMessages(array $messages, bool $userLast = false): array cleanString($item->content) )->replaceEnd("\n", '')->trim()->toString(); - if(empty($item->content)) { + if (empty($item->content)) { $item->content = 'See content in thread.'; } diff --git a/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php b/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php index 9c383e33..8f3b0f02 100644 --- a/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php +++ b/app/Domains/Messages/SearchAndSummarizeChatRepo.php @@ -52,8 +52,6 @@ public function search( $message = $this->addToolsToMessage($message, $functionDto); - - $originalPrompt = $input; /** @var EmbeddingsResponseDto $embedding */ diff --git a/app/Domains/Projects/StatusEnum.php b/app/Domains/Projects/StatusEnum.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e4fd6fdc --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Domains/Projects/StatusEnum.php @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ + $chunkContent) { - $guid = md5($chunkContent); $DocumentChunk = DocumentChunk::updateOrCreate( diff --git a/app/Models/Project.php b/app/Models/Project.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3a524ac0 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Models/Project.php @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ + 'date', + 'end_date' => 'date', + 'status' => StatusEnum::class, + ]; + + public function team() : BelongsTo + { + return $this->belongsTo(Team::class); + } +} diff --git a/app/helpers.php b/app/helpers.php index 7dc45100..752d4892 100644 --- a/app/helpers.php +++ b/app/helpers.php @@ -248,7 +248,6 @@ function to_utf8($string): string } } - if (! function_exists('cleanString')) { function cleanString($string): string { @@ -265,8 +264,6 @@ function cleanString($string): string } } - - if (! function_exists('get_fixture')) { function get_fixture($file_name, $decode = true) { @@ -284,7 +281,8 @@ function get_fixture($file_name, $decode = true) } if (! function_exists('cleanPDFText')) { - function cleanPDFText($text) { + function cleanPDFText($text) + { // Remove non-printable ASCII characters except newline and carriage return $text = preg_replace('/[\x00-\x09\x0B\x0C\x0E-\x1F\x7F]/u', '', $text); diff --git a/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php b/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5b1bc93a --- /dev/null +++ b/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ + + */ +class ProjectFactory extends Factory +{ + /** + * Define the model's default state. + * + * @return array + */ + public function definition(): array + { + return [ + 'name' => $this->faker->name(), + 'start_date' => $this->faker->date(), + 'end_date' => $this->faker->date(), + 'status' => \App\Domains\Projects\StatusEnum::Draft, + 'team_id' => Team::factory(), + 'content' => $this->faker->paragraph() + ]; + } +} diff --git a/database/migrations/2024_09_08_210343_create_projects_table.php b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_210343_create_projects_table.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9766c203 --- /dev/null +++ b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_210343_create_projects_table.php @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +id(); + $table->string('name'); + $table->date('start_date')->nullable(); + $table->date('end_date')->nullable(); + $table->foreignIdFor(\App\Models\Team::class, 'team_id') + ->nullable(); + $table->string('status')->default('draft'); + $table->longText('content')->nullable(); + $table->softDeletes(); + $table->timestamps(); + }); + } + + /** + * Reverse the migrations. + */ + public function down(): void + { + Schema::dropIfExists('projects'); + } +}; diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Auth/Login.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Auth/Login.vue index 2025b7e3..101f2d73 100644 --- a/resources/js/Pages/Auth/Login.vue +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Auth/Login.vue @@ -101,7 +101,6 @@ const submit = () => {
-
diff --git a/tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php b/tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4554dc8b --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +create(); + $this->assertNotNull($model->name); + $this->assertNotNull($model->status); + $this->assertNotNull($model->content); + $this->assertNotNull($model->team->id); + } +} From ab106d7efef2ae3b475439cc6e29f7dbe540154b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alfred Nutile Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2024 18:22:35 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 04/11] add the project index and controller --- .../Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php | 40 ++++ app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php | 121 +++++++++++ app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php | 13 +- app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php | 27 +++ app/Http/Resources/TeamResource.php | 19 ++ app/Models/Project.php | 10 +- database/factories/ProjectFactory.php | 3 +- .../js/Pages/Projects/Components/Form.vue | 18 ++ .../js/Pages/Projects/Components/Kickoff.vue | 43 ++++ resources/js/Pages/Projects/Create.vue | 150 ++++++++++++++ resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue | 187 +++++++++++++++++ resources/js/Pages/Projects/Index.vue | 98 +++++++++ resources/js/Pages/Projects/Show.vue | 190 ++++++++++++++++++ routes/web.php | 21 ++ .../Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php | 105 ++++++++++ tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php | 2 - 16 files changed, 1041 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) create mode 100644 app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php create mode 100644 app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php create mode 100644 app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php create mode 100644 app/Http/Resources/TeamResource.php create mode 100644 resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Form.vue create mode 100644 resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Kickoff.vue create mode 100644 resources/js/Pages/Projects/Create.vue create mode 100644 resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue create mode 100644 resources/js/Pages/Projects/Index.vue create mode 100644 resources/js/Pages/Projects/Show.vue create mode 100644 tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php diff --git a/app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php b/app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b1d61d98 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +user()->current_team_id + )->paginate() + ); + + return inertia('Projects/Index', [ + 'projects' => $projects, + ]); + } + + public function create() + { + return inertia('Projects/Create', [ + 'content_start' => [ + [ + 'key' => "Campaign Template", + 'content' => CampaignPromptTemplate::prompt(), + ] + ], + 'statuses' => StatusEnum::selectOptions() + ]); + } + + public function store() + { + $validated = request()->validate([ + 'name' => 'required', + 'start_date' => 'required', + 'end_date' => 'required', + 'status' => 'required', + 'content' => 'required' + ]); + + $validated['team_id'] = auth()->user()->current_team_id; + $Project = Project::create($validated); + + return redirect()->route('projects.show', $Project); + } + + public function show(Project $project) + { + $chat = $project->chats?->first(); + + if(!$chat?->id) { + $chat = $project->chats()->create([ + 'chatable_id' => $project->id, + 'chatable_type' => Project::class, + 'user_id' => auth()->user()->id, + ]); + } + + return inertia('Projects/Show', [ + 'project' => new ProjectResourceShow($project), + 'messages' => MessageResource::collection($chat->messages() + ->latest() + ->paginate(3)), + ]); + } + + public function edit(Project $Project) + { + return inertia('Projects/Edit', [ + 'statuses' => StatusEnum::selectOptions(), + 'productServices' => ProductServiceEnum::selectOptions(), + 'Project' => new ProjectResource($Project), + ]); + } + + public function update(Project $Project) + { + $validated = request()->validate([ + 'name' => 'required', + 'start_date' => 'required', + 'end_date' => 'required', + 'status' => 'required', + 'content' => 'required', + 'product_or_service' => 'required', + 'target_audience' => 'required', + 'budget' => 'required', + ]); + + $Project->update($validated); + + request()->session()->flash('flash.banner', 'Updated'); + + return back(); + } + + public function destroy(Project $Project) + { + $Project->delete(); + + return redirect()->route('Projects.index'); + } + + public function kickOff(Project $Project) + { + KickOffProject::handle($Project); + request()->session()->flash('flash.banner', 'Done!'); + + return back(); + } +} diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php index 94146a0e..fd4b0517 100644 --- a/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php +++ b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php @@ -14,6 +14,17 @@ class ProjectResource extends JsonResource */ public function toArray(Request $request): array { - return parent::toArray($request); + return [ + 'id' => $this->id, + 'name' => $this->name, + 'start_date' => $this->start_date->format('Y-m-d'), + 'end_date' => $this->end_date->format('Y-m-d'), + 'status' => $this->status->value, + 'status_formatted' => str($this->status->name)->headline(), + 'content' => $this->content, + 'users' => $this->team->allUsers(), + 'team' => TeamResource::make($this->team), + 'content_formatted' => str($this->content)->markdown(), + ]; } } diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..49616093 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ + + */ + public function toArray(Request $request): array + { + return [ + 'id' => $this->id, + 'name' => $this->name, + 'start_date' => $this->start_date->format('Y-m-d'), + 'end_date' => $this->end_date->format('Y-m-d'), + 'status' => $this->status->value, + 'status_formatted' => str($this->status->name)->headline(), + 'content' => $this->content, + ]; + } +} diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/TeamResource.php b/app/Http/Resources/TeamResource.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0bfb1467 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Http/Resources/TeamResource.php @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ + + */ + public function toArray(Request $request): array + { + return parent::toArray($request); + } +} diff --git a/app/Models/Project.php b/app/Models/Project.php index 3a524ac0..cecf84a7 100644 --- a/app/Models/Project.php +++ b/app/Models/Project.php @@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo; +use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasMany; +use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\MorphMany; class Project extends Model { @@ -19,8 +21,14 @@ class Project extends Model 'status' => StatusEnum::class, ]; - public function team() : BelongsTo + public function team(): BelongsTo { return $this->belongsTo(Team::class); } + + + public function chats(): MorphMany + { + return $this->morphMany(Chat::class, 'chatable'); + } } diff --git a/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php b/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php index 5b1bc93a..2b904b8a 100644 --- a/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php +++ b/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ namespace Database\Factories; use App\Models\Team; -use App\Models\User; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\Factory; /** @@ -24,7 +23,7 @@ public function definition(): array 'end_date' => $this->faker->date(), 'status' => \App\Domains\Projects\StatusEnum::Draft, 'team_id' => Team::factory(), - 'content' => $this->faker->paragraph() + 'content' => $this->faker->paragraph(), ]; } } diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Form.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Form.vue new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1e97a2a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Form.vue @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ + + + + + diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Kickoff.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Kickoff.vue new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0c258805 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Components/Kickoff.vue @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ + + + + Kick off + + + + + + diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Create.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Create.vue new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4e5d928f --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Create.vue @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ + + + + + + diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue new file mode 100644 index 00000000..919f035a --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue @@ -0,0 +1,187 @@ + + + + + + diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Index.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Index.vue new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7aa4b88c --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Index.vue @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ + + + + + diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Show.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Show.vue new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1d73ca00 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Show.vue @@ -0,0 +1,190 @@ + + + + + diff --git a/routes/web.php b/routes/web.php index 11543f68..fc89efb9 100644 --- a/routes/web.php +++ b/routes/web.php @@ -182,6 +182,27 @@ function () { } ); + Route::controller(\App\Http\Controllers\ProjectController::class)->group( + function () { + Route::get('/projects', 'index') + ->name('projects.index'); + Route::get('/projects/create', 'create') + ->name('projects.create'); + Route::post('/projects', 'store') + ->name('projects.store'); + Route::get('/projects/{project}', 'show') + ->name('projects.show'); + Route::get('/projects/{project}/edit', 'edit') + ->name('projects.edit'); + Route::put('/projects/{project}', 'update') + ->name('projects.update'); + Route::delete('/projects/{project}', 'destroy') + ->name('projects.destroy'); + Route::post('/projects/{project}', 'kickOff') + ->name('projects.kickoff'); + } + ); + Route::controller(WebSourceController::class)->group( function () { Route::get('/collections/{collection}/sources/web_search_source/create', 'create') diff --git a/tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php b/tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4309d46b --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +create(); + + $team = Team::factory()->create([ + 'user_id' => $user->id, + ]); + + $team->users()->attach($user, ['role' => 'admin']); + + $user->current_team_id = $team->id; + $user->updateQuietly(); + + Project::factory(3)->create([ + 'team_id' => $team->id, + ]); + + $teamNot = Team::factory()->create(); + Project::factory()->create([ + 'team_id' => $teamNot->id, + ]); + + $this->actingAs($user)->get( + route('projects.index') + )->assertStatus(200) + ->assertInertia(fn (Assert $assert) => $assert + ->has('projects.data', 3) + ); + } + + public function test_create(): void + { + $user = User::factory()->create(); + + $this->actingAs($user)->get( + route('projects.create') + )->assertStatus(200) + ->assertInertia(fn (Assert $assert) => $assert + ->has('statuses') + ); + } + + public function test_store(): void + { + $user = User::factory()->create(); + + $team = Team::factory()->create([ + 'user_id' => $user->id, + ]); + + $user->current_team_id = $team->id; + $user->updateQuietly(); + + $this->actingAs($user)->post( + route('projects.store'), [ + 'name' => 'Test Campaign', + 'start_date' => '2023-01-01', + 'end_date' => '2023-01-01', + 'content' => 'Test Description', + 'status' => StatusEnum::Draft->value, + ] + ) + ->assertSessionHasNoErrors() + ->assertStatus(302); + + $campaign = Project::first(); + $this->assertNotNull($campaign->team_id); + + } + + public function test_show(): void + { + $user = User::factory()->create(); + + $campaign = Project::factory()->create(); + + $this->assertDatabaseCount('chats', 0); + + $this->actingAs($user)->get( + route('projects.show', $campaign) + )->assertStatus(200) + ->assertInertia(fn (Assert $assert) => $assert + ->has('project.data') + ); + + $this->assertDatabaseCount('chats', 1); + } + +} diff --git a/tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php b/tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php index 4554dc8b..cda7df45 100644 --- a/tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php +++ b/tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php @@ -3,8 +3,6 @@ namespace Tests\Feature\Models; use App\Models\Project; -use Illuminate\Foundation\Testing\RefreshDatabase; -use Illuminate\Foundation\Testing\WithFaker; use Tests\TestCase; class ProjectTest extends TestCase From 36046e4a2133438bc022ee022febab7c0afeba76 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alfred Nutile Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2024 19:22:00 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 05/11] going to work on tasks --- app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php | 32 ++++++++ app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php | 22 +++--- resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue | 74 +++++-------------- .../Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php | 47 ++++++++++++ tests/Feature/KickOffProjectTest.php | 29 ++++++++ 5 files changed, 135 insertions(+), 69 deletions(-) create mode 100644 app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php create mode 100644 tests/Feature/KickOffProjectTest.php diff --git a/app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php b/app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cff0e170 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +updateQuietly([ + 'chat_status' => ChatStatusEnum::InProgress, + ]); + + $campaign->messages()->delete(); + + $campaign->tasks()->delete(); + + $campaignContext = $campaign->getContext(); + + $prompt = CampaignKickOffPrompt::getPrompt($campaignContext); + + Orchestrate::handle($campaign, $prompt); + + $campaign->updateQuietly([ + 'chat_status' => ChatStatusEnum::Complete, + ]); + } +} diff --git a/app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php b/app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php index b30d79eb..6c249e05 100644 --- a/app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php +++ b/app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php @@ -75,16 +75,15 @@ public function show(Project $project) ]); } - public function edit(Project $Project) + public function edit(Project $project) { return inertia('Projects/Edit', [ 'statuses' => StatusEnum::selectOptions(), - 'productServices' => ProductServiceEnum::selectOptions(), - 'Project' => new ProjectResource($Project), + 'project' => new ProjectResource($project), ]); } - public function update(Project $Project) + public function update(Project $project) { $validated = request()->validate([ 'name' => 'required', @@ -92,28 +91,25 @@ public function update(Project $Project) 'end_date' => 'required', 'status' => 'required', 'content' => 'required', - 'product_or_service' => 'required', - 'target_audience' => 'required', - 'budget' => 'required', ]); - $Project->update($validated); + $project->update($validated); request()->session()->flash('flash.banner', 'Updated'); return back(); } - public function destroy(Project $Project) + public function destroy(Project $project) { - $Project->delete(); + $project->delete(); - return redirect()->route('Projects.index'); + return redirect()->route('projects.index'); } - public function kickOff(Project $Project) + public function kickOff(Project $project) { - KickOffProject::handle($Project); + KickOffProject::handle($project); request()->session()->flash('flash.banner', 'Done!'); return back(); diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue index 919f035a..4e9c7a06 100644 --- a/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue @@ -9,29 +9,27 @@ import TextInput from "@/Components/TextInput.vue"; import InputError from "@/Components/InputError.vue"; const props = defineProps({ - campaign: Object, - productServices: Array, - statuses: Array, - content_start: String, + project: Object, + statuses: Array }) const form = useForm({ - name: props.campaign.data.name, - start_date: props.campaign.data.start_date, - end_date: props.campaign.data.end_date, - status: props.campaign.data.status, - content: props.campaign.data.content, - product_or_service: props.campaign.data.product_or_service, - target_audience: props.campaign.data.target_audience, - budget: props.campaign.data.budget, + name: props.project.data.name, + start_date: props.project.data.start_date, + end_date: props.project.data.end_date, + status: props.project.data.status, + content: props.project.data.content, + product_or_service: props.project.data.product_or_service, + target_audience: props.project.data.target_audience, + budget: props.project.data.budget, }); const save = () => { form.put(route('projects.update', { - campaign: props.campaign.data.id + project: props.project.data.id }), { - errorBag: 'saveCampaign', + errorBag: 'saveProject', preserveScroll: true, }); } @@ -44,11 +42,12 @@ const save = () => {
> @@ -167,7 +129,7 @@ const save = () => { View diff --git a/tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php b/tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php index 4309d46b..59700ea5 100644 --- a/tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php +++ b/tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php @@ -102,4 +102,51 @@ public function test_show(): void $this->assertDatabaseCount('chats', 1); } + public function test_edit(): void + { + $user = User::factory()->create(); + + $campaign = Project::factory()->create(); + + $this->actingAs($user)->get( + route('projects.edit', $campaign) + )->assertStatus(200) + ->assertInertia(fn (Assert $assert) => $assert + ->has('project.data') + ); + } + + public function test_update(): void + { + $user = User::factory()->create(); + + $project = Project::factory()->create(); + + $this->actingAs($user)->put( + route('projects.update', $project), [ + "name" => "Test Campaign 2", + 'start_date' => '2023-01-01', + 'end_date' => '2023-01-01', + 'content' => 'Test Description', + 'status' => StatusEnum::Draft->value, + ] + )->assertSessionHasNoErrors() + ->assertStatus(302); + + $this->assertEquals('Test Campaign 2', $project->refresh()->name); + } + + public function test_destroy(): void + { + $user = User::factory()->create(); + + $project = Project::factory()->create(); + + $this->actingAs($user)->delete( + route('projects.destroy', $project) + )->assertStatus(302); + + $this->assertDatabaseCount('projects', 0); + } + } diff --git a/tests/Feature/KickOffProjectTest.php b/tests/Feature/KickOffProjectTest.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e363ea80 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/Feature/KickOffProjectTest.php @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +create(); + + $user = User::factory()->create(); + + $this->actingAs($user); + + Orchestrate::shouldReceive('handle')->once(); + + (new KickOffCampaign)->handle($campaign); + + } +} From 736be0e45e0ef248fe73ea0d5b7039356eddc97d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alfred Nutile Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2024 21:47:49 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 06/11] Will come back to this --- Modules/LlmDriver/app/BaseClient.php | 10 ++ Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php | 35 +++--- .../app/Functions/CreateTasksTool.php | 113 ++++++++++++++++++ Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmDriverClient.php | 2 + Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmServiceProvider.php | 5 + .../tests/Feature/CreateTasksToolTest.php | 56 +++++++++ app/Domains/Chat/UiStatusEnum.php | 2 + app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php | 29 ++--- app/Domains/Projects/Orchestrate.php | 80 +++++++++++++ .../Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php | 32 +++++ app/Http/Controllers/ProjectController.php | 70 +++++++++-- app/Http/Controllers/TaskController.php | 31 +++++ app/Http/Resources/ChatResource.php | 3 + app/Http/Resources/MessageResource.php | 8 ++ app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php | 2 + app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php | 4 + app/Http/Resources/TaskResource.php | 27 +++++ app/Http/Resources/UserResource.php | 1 + app/Models/Chat.php | 48 +++++++- app/Models/Message.php | 13 ++ app/Models/Project.php | 52 +++++++- app/Models/Task.php | 36 ++++++ database/factories/MessageFactory.php | 2 + database/factories/ProjectFactory.php | 1 + database/factories/TaskFactory.php | 31 +++++ .../2024_09_08_232254_create_tasks_table.php | 35 ++++++ .../2024_09_08_233618_add_status_to_chat.php | 30 +++++ ...8_235155_add_system_prompt_to_projects.php | 28 +++++ ...24_09_09_003023_add_drivers_to_project.php | 29 +++++ ...24_09_09_005458_add_user_id_null_tasks.php | 26 ++++ ...4_09_09_013221_add_user_id_to_messages.php | 28 +++++ package-lock.json | 34 ++++++ package.json | 1 + resources/js/Components/Clipboard.vue | 44 ++++--- resources/js/Components/Pagination.vue | 51 ++++++++ .../js/Pages/Projects/Components/Kickoff.vue | 4 +- resources/js/Pages/Projects/Create.vue | 69 ++++++++++- resources/js/Pages/Projects/Edit.vue | 14 +++ resources/js/Pages/Projects/Show.vue | 48 ++++---- resources/js/Pages/Tasks/Index.vue | 104 ++++++++++++++++ routes/web.php | 10 ++ .../Controllers/ProjectControllerTest.php | 12 +- .../Http/Controllers/TaskControllerTest.php | 31 +++++ tests/Feature/KickOffProjectTest.php | 16 ++- tests/Feature/Models/ChatTest.php | 31 +++++ tests/Feature/Models/ProjectTest.php | 6 + tests/Feature/Models/TaskTest.php | 39 ++++++ tests/Feature/ProjectOrchestrateTest.php | 45 +++++++ tests/fixtures/claude_chat_response.json | 44 +++++++ 49 files changed, 1376 insertions(+), 96 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/CreateTasksTool.php create mode 100644 Modules/LlmDriver/tests/Feature/CreateTasksToolTest.php create mode 100644 app/Domains/Projects/Orchestrate.php create mode 100644 app/Http/Controllers/TaskController.php create mode 100644 app/Http/Resources/TaskResource.php create mode 100644 app/Models/Task.php create mode 100644 database/factories/TaskFactory.php create mode 100644 database/migrations/2024_09_08_232254_create_tasks_table.php create mode 100644 database/migrations/2024_09_08_233618_add_status_to_chat.php create mode 100644 database/migrations/2024_09_08_235155_add_system_prompt_to_projects.php create mode 100644 database/migrations/2024_09_09_003023_add_drivers_to_project.php create mode 100644 database/migrations/2024_09_09_005458_add_user_id_null_tasks.php create mode 100644 database/migrations/2024_09_09_013221_add_user_id_to_messages.php create mode 100644 resources/js/Components/Pagination.vue create mode 100644 resources/js/Pages/Tasks/Index.vue create mode 100644 tests/Feature/Http/Controllers/TaskControllerTest.php create mode 100644 tests/Feature/Models/TaskTest.php create mode 100644 tests/Feature/ProjectOrchestrateTest.php create mode 100644 tests/fixtures/claude_chat_response.json diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/BaseClient.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/BaseClient.php index 7bb8560f..0b4156cf 100644 --- a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/BaseClient.php +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/BaseClient.php @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\Chat; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\CreateDocument; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\CreateEventTool; +use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\CreateTasksTool; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\FunctionContract; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\FunctionDto; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\GatherInfoTool; @@ -29,6 +30,8 @@ abstract class BaseClient protected int $poolSize = 3; + protected ?string $system = null; + protected bool $limitByShowInUi = false; protected ToolTypes $toolType = ToolTypes::NoFunction; @@ -66,6 +69,7 @@ public function getFunctions(): array new CreateEventTool(), //new CreateDocument(), new SatisfyToolsRequired(), + new CreateTasksTool(), //new Chat(), ] ); @@ -117,6 +121,12 @@ public function modifyPayload(array $payload, bool $noTools = false): array $payload['tools'] = $this->getFunctions(); } + + if ($this->system) { + $payload['system'] = $this->system; + } + + $payload = $this->addJsonFormat($payload); return $payload; diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php index 81f85462..8b05cd4f 100644 --- a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/ClaudeClient.php @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ use App\Models\Setting; use Illuminate\Http\Client\Pool; use Illuminate\Http\Client\Response; +use Illuminate\Support\Arr; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Http; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Log; use Illuminate\Support\Str; @@ -345,11 +346,17 @@ public function remapMessages(array $messages, bool $userLast = false): array /** * Claude needs to not start with a system message */ - $messages = collect($messages)->transform(function ($item) { - if ($item->role === 'system') { - $item->role = 'assistant'; - } + $messages = collect($messages) + ->filter(function ($item) { + if ($item->role === 'system') { + $this->system = $item->content; + + return false; + } + return true; + }) + ->transform(function (MessageInDto $item) { /** * @NOTE * Claude does not like to end a certain way @@ -378,11 +385,6 @@ public function remapMessages(array $messages, bool $userLast = false): array $toolId = data_get($item, 'tool_id', 'toolu_'.Str::random(32)); $tool = data_get($item, 'tool', 'unknown_tool'); $args = data_get($item, 'args', '{}'); - Log::info('Claude Tool Found', [ - 'tool' => $tool, - 'tool_id' => $toolId, - 'args' => $args, - ]); $content = $item['content']; @@ -452,12 +454,15 @@ public function remapMessages(array $messages, bool $userLast = false): array } - $lastMessage = end($newMessagesArray); - if ($lastMessage['role'] !== 'user') { - $newMessagesArray[] = [ - 'role' => 'user', - 'content' => 'Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread', - ]; + if ($userLast) { + $last = Arr::last($newMessagesArray); + + if ($last['role'] === 'assistant') { + $newMessagesArray[] = [ + 'role' => 'user', + 'content' => 'Using the surrounding context to continue this response thread', + ]; + } } return $newMessagesArray; diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/CreateTasksTool.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/CreateTasksTool.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..96fb5b76 --- /dev/null +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/Functions/CreateTasksTool.php @@ -0,0 +1,113 @@ +chat->getChatable(); + + Task::updateOrCreate([ + 'name' => $name, + 'project_id' => $project->id, + ], + [ + 'details' => $details, + 'due_date' => $due_date, + 'assistant' => $assistant, + 'user_id' => $user_id, + ]); + } + + return FunctionResponse::from([ + 'content' => json_encode($args), + ]); + } + + /** + * @return PropertyDto[] + */ + protected function getProperties(): array + { + return [ + new PropertyDto( + name: 'tasks', + description: 'Array of task objects', + type: 'array', + required: true, + properties: [ + new PropertyDto( + name: 'items', + description: 'Task object', + type: 'object', + required: true, + properties: [ + new PropertyDto( + name: 'name', + description: 'Name of the task', + type: 'string', + required: true + ), + new PropertyDto( + name: 'details', + description: 'Detailed info of the task', + type: 'string', + required: true + ), + new PropertyDto( + name: 'due_date', + description: 'Due date if any format "Y-m-d"', + type: 'string', + required: true + ), + new PropertyDto( + name: 'assistant', + description: 'Should the assistant be assigned this true or false', + type: 'string', + ), + new PropertyDto( + name: 'user_id', + description: 'User id if assigned to a user', + type: 'string', + ), + ] + ), + ] + ), + ]; + } +} diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmDriverClient.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmDriverClient.php index 7e81e652..00cd44b6 100644 --- a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmDriverClient.php +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmDriverClient.php @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ namespace LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver; +use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\CreateTasksTool; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\GatherInfoTool; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\ReportingTool; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\SearchAndSummarize; @@ -63,6 +64,7 @@ public function getFunctions(): array (new StandardsChecker())->getFunction(), (new ReportingTool())->getFunction(), (new GatherInfoTool())->getFunction(), + (new CreateTasksTool())->getFunction(), ]; } diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmServiceProvider.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmServiceProvider.php index af89a730..c8dede62 100644 --- a/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmServiceProvider.php +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/app/LlmServiceProvider.php @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\DistanceQuery\DistanceQueryClient; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\CreateEventTool; +use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\CreateTasksTool; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\GatherInfoTool; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\GetWebSiteFromUrlTool; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\ReportingTool; @@ -98,6 +99,10 @@ public function boot(): void return new CreateEventTool(); }); + $this->app->bind('create_tasks_tool', function () { + return new CreateTasksTool(); + }); + } /** diff --git a/Modules/LlmDriver/tests/Feature/CreateTasksToolTest.php b/Modules/LlmDriver/tests/Feature/CreateTasksToolTest.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3c36690c --- /dev/null +++ b/Modules/LlmDriver/tests/Feature/CreateTasksToolTest.php @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +create(); + $chat = Chat::factory()->create([ + 'chatable_id' => $project->id, + 'chatable_type' => Project::class, + ]); + + $message = Message::factory()->create([ + 'chat_id' => $chat->id, + ]); + + + $data = get_fixture('claude_chat_response.json'); + + $data = data_get($data, 'tool_calls.1.arguments.tasks'); + + $this->assertDatabaseCount('tasks', 0); + + + (new CreateTasksTool())->handle($message, [ + 'tasks' => $data, + ]); + + + $this->assertDatabaseCount('tasks', 5); + + $this->assertCount(5, $project->refresh()->tasks); + + } + +} diff --git a/app/Domains/Chat/UiStatusEnum.php b/app/Domains/Chat/UiStatusEnum.php index 3fc3a8f8..d1fbc7bf 100644 --- a/app/Domains/Chat/UiStatusEnum.php +++ b/app/Domains/Chat/UiStatusEnum.php @@ -5,4 +5,6 @@ enum UiStatusEnum: string { case Complete = 'complete'; + case InProgress = 'in_progress'; + case NotStarted = 'not_started'; } diff --git a/app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php b/app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php index cff0e170..633c9589 100644 --- a/app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php +++ b/app/Domains/Projects/KickOffProject.php @@ -2,31 +2,28 @@ namespace App\Domains\Projects; -use App\Domains\Campaigns\CampaignKickOffPrompt; -use App\Domains\Campaigns\ChatStatusEnum; -use App\Models\Campaign; -use Facades\App\Services\LlmServices\Orchestration\Orchestrate; +use App\Domains\Chat\UiStatusEnum; +use App\Models\Project; +use Facades\App\Domains\Projects\Orchestrate; class KickOffProject { - public function handle(Campaign $campaign) + public function handle(Project $project) { - $campaign->updateQuietly([ - 'chat_status' => ChatStatusEnum::InProgress, - ]); - - $campaign->messages()->delete(); + $chat = $project->chats?->first(); - $campaign->tasks()->delete(); + $chat->updateQuietly([ + 'chat_status' => UiStatusEnum::InProgress, + ]); - $campaignContext = $campaign->getContext(); + $chat->messages()->delete(); - $prompt = CampaignKickOffPrompt::getPrompt($campaignContext); + $project->tasks()->delete(); - Orchestrate::handle($campaign, $prompt); + Orchestrate::handle($chat, $project->content, $project->system_prompt); - $campaign->updateQuietly([ - 'chat_status' => ChatStatusEnum::Complete, + $chat->updateQuietly([ + 'chat_status' => UiStatusEnum::Complete, ]); } } diff --git a/app/Domains/Projects/Orchestrate.php b/app/Domains/Projects/Orchestrate.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..409c686f --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Domains/Projects/Orchestrate.php @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +addInput( + message: $prompt, + systemPrompt: $systemPrompt, + ); + + $messages = $chat->getMessageThread(); + + $response = LlmDriverFacade::driver($chat->getDriver()) + ->setToolType(ToolTypes::Chat) + ->chat($messages); + + if (! empty($response->tool_calls)) { + Log::info('Orchestration Tools Found', [ + 'tool_calls' => collect($response->tool_calls) + ->pluck('name')->toArray(), + ]); + + $count = 1; + foreach ($response->tool_calls as $tool_call) { + Log::info('[LaraChain] - Tool Call '.$count, [ + 'tool_call' => $tool_call->name, + 'tool_count' => count($response->tool_calls), + ]); + + $tool = app()->make($tool_call->name); + $tool->handle($chat, $tool_call->arguments); + + $chat->addInputWithTools( + message: sprintf('Tool %s complete', $tool_call->name), + tool_id: $tool_call->id, + tool_name: $tool_call->name, + tool_args: $tool_call->arguments, + ); + + $count++; + } + + Log::info('Tools Complete doing final chat'); + + $messages = $chat->getMessageThread(); + + /** + * @NOTE + * I have to continue to pass in tools once used above + * Since Claude needs them. + */ + $response = LlmDriverFacade::driver( + $chat->getDriver() + ) + ->chat($messages); + + $chat->addInput( + message: $response->content, + role: RoleEnum::Assistant, + ); + + } else { + Log::info('[LaraChain] - No Tools found just gonna chat'); + $chat->addInput( + message: $response->content ?? 'Calling Tools', //ollama, openai blank but claude needs this :( + role: RoleEnum::Assistant + ); + } + } +} diff --git a/app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php b/app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php index b1d61d98..12124dfd 100644 --- a/app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php +++ b/app/Domains/Projects/Prompts/CampaignPromptTemplate.php @@ -5,6 +5,38 @@ class CampaignPromptTemplate { + public static function systemPrompt(): string { + $now = now()->toISOString(); + + return << "Campaign Template", 'content' => CampaignPromptTemplate::prompt(), + 'system_prompt' => CampaignPromptTemplate::systemPrompt(), ] ], 'statuses' => StatusEnum::selectOptions() @@ -43,38 +49,77 @@ public function store() { $validated = request()->validate([ 'name' => 'required', + 'system_prompt' => 'required', 'start_date' => 'required', 'end_date' => 'required', 'status' => 'required', - 'content' => 'required' + 'content' => 'required', + 'chat_driver' => 'required', + 'embedding_driver' => 'required', ]); + $chat_driver = $validated['chat_driver']; + $embedding_driver = $validated['embedding_driver']; + + unset($validated['chat_driver'], $validated['embedding_driver']); + $validated['team_id'] = auth()->user()->current_team_id; - $Project = Project::create($validated); + $project = Project::create($validated); + + Chat::create([ + 'chatable_id' => $project->id, + 'chatable_type' => Project::class, + 'chat_driver' => $chat_driver, + 'user_id' => auth()->user()->id, + 'embedding_driver' => $embedding_driver, + ]); - return redirect()->route('projects.show', $Project); + return redirect()->route('projects.show', $project); } public function show(Project $project) { - $chat = $project->chats?->first(); + $chat = $project->chats()->latest()->first(); + + return to_route('projects.showWithChat', [ + 'project' => $project, + 'chat' => $chat, + ]); + } - if(!$chat?->id) { - $chat = $project->chats()->create([ - 'chatable_id' => $project->id, - 'chatable_type' => Project::class, - 'user_id' => auth()->user()->id, - ]); - } + public function showWithChat(Project $project, Chat$chat) { return inertia('Projects/Show', [ 'project' => new ProjectResourceShow($project), + 'chat' => new ChatResource($chat), 'messages' => MessageResource::collection($chat->messages() + ->notSystem() ->latest() ->paginate(3)), ]); } + public function chat(Project $project, Chat $chat) + { + $validated = request()->validate([ + 'input' => 'required', + ]); + + $chat->update([ + 'chat_status' => UiStatusEnum::InProgress->value, + ]); + + Orchestrate::handle($chat, $validated['input']); + + $chat->update([ + 'chat_status' => UiStatusEnum::Complete->value, + ]); + + request()->session()->flash('flash.banner', 'Chat Complete'); + + return back(); + } + public function edit(Project $project) { return inertia('Projects/Edit', [ @@ -89,8 +134,11 @@ public function update(Project $project) 'name' => 'required', 'start_date' => 'required', 'end_date' => 'required', + 'system_prompt' => 'required', 'status' => 'required', 'content' => 'required', + 'chat_driver' => 'required', + 'embedding_driver' => 'required', ]); $project->update($validated); diff --git a/app/Http/Controllers/TaskController.php b/app/Http/Controllers/TaskController.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f7d3925d --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Http/Controllers/TaskController.php @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +tasks()->orderBy('due_date', 'asc')->notCompleted()->get()); + + return response()->json([ + 'tasks' => $tasks, + ]); + } + + public function markAsComplete(Request $request, Task $task) + { + $task->update([ + 'completed_at' => now(), + ]); + + request()->session()->flash('flash.banner', 'Completed'); + + return back(); + } +} diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/ChatResource.php b/app/Http/Resources/ChatResource.php index 6e596a98..0c63dc62 100644 --- a/app/Http/Resources/ChatResource.php +++ b/app/Http/Resources/ChatResource.php @@ -18,6 +18,9 @@ public function toArray(Request $request): array 'id' => $this->id, 'title' => $this->title ?? 'Chat #'.$this->id, 'chatable_id' => $this->chatable_id, + 'chatable_type' => $this->chatable_type, + 'chat_status' => $this->chat_status?->value, + 'chat_status_formatted' => str($this->chat_status?->name)->headline(), 'user_id' => new UserResource($this->user), ]; } diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/MessageResource.php b/app/Http/Resources/MessageResource.php index c71cb694..078b18a1 100644 --- a/app/Http/Resources/MessageResource.php +++ b/app/Http/Resources/MessageResource.php @@ -14,12 +14,20 @@ class MessageResource extends JsonResource */ public function toArray(Request $request): array { + $user = []; + if($this->user_id) { + $user = new UserResource($this->user); + } return [ 'id' => $this->id, + 'role' => $this->role->value, 'from_ai' => $this->from_ai, 'initials' => ($this->from_ai) ? 'Ai' : 'You', 'type' => 'text', //@TODO 'body' => $this->body, + 'user' => $user, + 'user_id' => $this->user_id, + 'content_raw' => $this->body, 'collection_id' => $this->chat->chatable_id, 'body_markdown' => str($this->body)->markdown(), 'meta_data' => $this->meta_data, diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php index fd4b0517..c192d1fc 100644 --- a/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php +++ b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResource.php @@ -22,9 +22,11 @@ public function toArray(Request $request): array 'status' => $this->status->value, 'status_formatted' => str($this->status->name)->headline(), 'content' => $this->content, + 'system_prompt' => $this->system_prompt, 'users' => $this->team->allUsers(), 'team' => TeamResource::make($this->team), 'content_formatted' => str($this->content)->markdown(), + 'system_prompt_formatted' => str($this->system_prompt)->markdown(), ]; } } diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php index 49616093..4692d24f 100644 --- a/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php +++ b/app/Http/Resources/ProjectResourceShow.php @@ -14,14 +14,18 @@ class ProjectResourceShow extends JsonResource */ public function toArray(Request $request): array { + $chat = $this->chats()->latest()->first(); + return [ 'id' => $this->id, 'name' => $this->name, 'start_date' => $this->start_date->format('Y-m-d'), 'end_date' => $this->end_date->format('Y-m-d'), 'status' => $this->status->value, + 'chat' => ChatResource::make($chat), 'status_formatted' => str($this->status->name)->headline(), 'content' => $this->content, + 'system_prompt' => $this->system_prompt, ]; } } diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/TaskResource.php b/app/Http/Resources/TaskResource.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d94a03be --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Http/Resources/TaskResource.php @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ + + */ + public function toArray(Request $request): array + { + return [ + 'id' => $this->id, + 'name' => $this->name, + 'details' => $this->details, + 'completed_at' => $this->completed_at?->format('Y-m-d'), + 'due_date' => $this->due_date?->format('Y-m-d'), + 'assistant' => $this->assistant ? 'Assistant' : null, + 'user' => ($this->user_id) ? $this->user->name : null, + ]; + } +} diff --git a/app/Http/Resources/UserResource.php b/app/Http/Resources/UserResource.php index 0121a596..9761da62 100644 --- a/app/Http/Resources/UserResource.php +++ b/app/Http/Resources/UserResource.php @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ public function toArray(Request $request): array 'id' => $this->id, 'name' => $this->name, 'email' => $this->email, + 'profile_photo_url' => $this->profile_photo_url, 'email_verified_at' => $this->email_verified_at, 'current_team_id' => $this->current_team_id, ]; diff --git a/app/Models/Chat.php b/app/Models/Chat.php index 8d8aa1c6..4a34e7e4 100644 --- a/app/Models/Chat.php +++ b/app/Models/Chat.php @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ use App\Domains\Chat\MetaDataDto; use App\Domains\Chat\ToolsDto; +use App\Domains\Chat\UiStatusEnum; use App\Domains\Messages\RoleEnum; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model; @@ -11,6 +12,7 @@ use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasMany; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\MorphTo; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB; +use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\DriversEnum; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\HasDrivers; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\HasDriversTrait; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Requests\MessageInDto; @@ -27,8 +29,17 @@ class Chat extends Model implements HasDrivers protected $guarded = []; + protected $casts = [ + 'chat_status' => UiStatusEnum::class, + 'chat_driver' => DriversEnum::class, + 'embedding_driver' => DriversEnum::class, + ]; + public function getDriver(): string { + if($this->chat_driver) { + return $this->chat_driver->value; + } return $this->chatable->getDriver(); } @@ -60,6 +71,9 @@ public function getChatable(): HasDrivers public function getEmbeddingDriver(): string { + if($this->embedding_driver) { + return $this->embedding_driver->value; + } return $this->chatable->getEmbeddingDriver(); } @@ -87,7 +101,8 @@ protected function createSystemMessageIfNeeded(string $systemPrompt): void /** * Save the input message of the user */ - public function addInput(string $message, + public function addInput( + string $message, RoleEnum $role = RoleEnum::User, ?string $systemPrompt = null, bool $show_in_thread = true, @@ -112,6 +127,7 @@ public function addInput(string $message, 'created_at' => now(), 'updated_at' => now(), 'chat_id' => $this->id, + 'user_id' => ($role === RoleEnum::User && auth()->check()) ? auth()->user()->id : null, 'is_chat_ignored' => ! $show_in_thread, 'meta_data' => $meta_data, 'tool_name' => $meta_data->tool, @@ -124,6 +140,32 @@ public function addInput(string $message, } + public function addInputWithTools( + string $message, + mixed $tool_id, + mixed $tool_name, + mixed $tool_args) : Message + { + + return DB::transaction(function () use ($message, $tool_id, $tool_name, $tool_args) { + + return $this->messages()->create( + [ + 'body' => $message, + 'role' => RoleEnum::Tool, + 'in_out' => false, + 'created_at' => now(), + 'updated_at' => now(), + 'chat_id' => $this->id, + 'is_chat_ignored' => true, + 'tool_name' => $tool_name, + 'tool_id' => $tool_id, + 'args' => $tool_args, + ]); + }); + + } + /** * Save the output message of the bot */ @@ -150,6 +192,10 @@ public function getAiResponse($input) return $this->getChatResponse(); } + public function getMessageThread(int $limit = 5): array { + return $this->getChatResponse($limit); + } + public function getChatResponse(int $limit = 5): array { $latestMessages = $this->messages() diff --git a/app/Models/Message.php b/app/Models/Message.php index 84e4cafe..2e4ca103 100644 --- a/app/Models/Message.php +++ b/app/Models/Message.php @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ use App\Jobs\SimpleSearchAndSummarizeOrchestrateJob; use Facades\App\Domains\Tokenizer\Templatizer; use Illuminate\Bus\Batch; +use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo; @@ -58,6 +59,18 @@ public function getFromAiAttribute(): bool return $this->role !== RoleEnum::User; } + public function user() : BelongsTo + { + return $this->belongsTo(User::class); + } + + + public function scopeNotSystem(Builder $query) + { + return $query->where('role', '!=', RoleEnum::System->value); + } + + /** * Return a compressed message */ diff --git a/app/Models/Project.php b/app/Models/Project.php index cecf84a7..9fc7ce9c 100644 --- a/app/Models/Project.php +++ b/app/Models/Project.php @@ -8,10 +8,13 @@ use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasMany; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\MorphMany; +use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\SoftDeletes; +use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\HasDrivers; +use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\HasDriversTrait; -class Project extends Model +class Project extends Model implements HasDrivers { - use HasFactory; + use HasFactory, SoftDeletes; protected $guarded = []; @@ -26,9 +29,54 @@ public function team(): BelongsTo return $this->belongsTo(Team::class); } + public function tasks(): HasMany + { + return $this->hasMany(Task::class); + } + public function chats(): MorphMany { return $this->morphMany(Chat::class, 'chatable'); } + + public function getDriver(): string + { + return $this->chats()->first()->chat_driver?->value; + } + + public function getEmbeddingDriver(): string + { + return $this->chats()->first()->embedding_driver->value; + } + + public function getSummary(): string + { + return $this->content; + } + + public function getId(): int + { + return $this->id; + } + + public function getType(): string + { + return $this->chats()->first()->chatable_type; + } + + public function getChatable(): HasDrivers + { + return $this; + } + + public function documents(): HasMany + { + return $this->hasMany(Document::class); + } + + public function getChat(): ?Chat + { + return $this->chats->first(); + } } diff --git a/app/Models/Task.php b/app/Models/Task.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..49a6fb27 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/Models/Task.php @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ + 'date', + 'assistant' => 'boolean', + 'due_date' => 'date', + ]; + + public function project(): \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo + { + return $this->belongsTo(Project::class); + } + + public function user(): \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo + { + return $this->belongsTo(User::class); + } + + public function scopeNotCompleted(Builder $query): void + { + $query->whereNull('completed_at'); + } +} diff --git a/database/factories/MessageFactory.php b/database/factories/MessageFactory.php index 93477aec..2dba3f67 100644 --- a/database/factories/MessageFactory.php +++ b/database/factories/MessageFactory.php @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ use App\Domains\Chat\ToolsDto; use App\Domains\Messages\RoleEnum; use App\Models\Chat; +use App\Models\User; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\Factory; use LlmLaraHub\LlmDriver\Functions\FunctionCallDto; @@ -36,6 +37,7 @@ public function definition(): array ]), 'tool_name' => 'standards_checker', 'tool_id' => 'foobar', + 'user_id' => User::factory(), 'driver' => 'mock', 'args' => ['url' => 'https://www.larallama.io'], 'tools' => ToolsDto::from([ diff --git a/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php b/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php index 2b904b8a..061ede32 100644 --- a/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php +++ b/database/factories/ProjectFactory.php @@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ public function definition(): array 'status' => \App\Domains\Projects\StatusEnum::Draft, 'team_id' => Team::factory(), 'content' => $this->faker->paragraph(), + 'system_prompt' => $this->faker->paragraph(), ]; } } diff --git a/database/factories/TaskFactory.php b/database/factories/TaskFactory.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..85cfbb02 --- /dev/null +++ b/database/factories/TaskFactory.php @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ + + */ +class TaskFactory extends Factory +{ + /** + * Define the model's default state. + * + * @return array + */ + public function definition(): array + { + return [ + 'name' => $this->faker->name(), + 'details' => $this->faker->paragraph(), + 'completed_at' => $this->faker->date(), + 'due_date' => $this->faker->date(), + 'assistant' => false, + 'project_id' => Project::factory(), + 'user_id' => User::factory(), + ]; + } +} diff --git a/database/migrations/2024_09_08_232254_create_tasks_table.php b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_232254_create_tasks_table.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a9359359 --- /dev/null +++ b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_232254_create_tasks_table.php @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +id(); + $table->string('name'); + $table->longText('details'); + $table->date('completed_at')->nullable(); + $table->foreignIdFor(\App\Models\Project::class)->constrained(); + $table->foreignIdFor(\App\Models\User::class)->constrained()->nullable(); + $table->date('due_date')->nullable(); + $table->boolean('assistant')->default(false); + $table->softDeletes(); + $table->timestamps(); + }); + } + + /** + * Reverse the migrations. + */ + public function down(): void + { + Schema::dropIfExists('tasks'); + } +}; diff --git a/database/migrations/2024_09_08_233618_add_status_to_chat.php b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_233618_add_status_to_chat.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c6b80341 --- /dev/null +++ b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_233618_add_status_to_chat.php @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +string("chat_status") + ->nullable() + ->default(\App\Domains\Chat\UiStatusEnum::NotStarted->value); + }); + } + + /** + * Reverse the migrations. + */ + public function down(): void + { + Schema::table('chat', function (Blueprint $table) { + // + }); + } +}; diff --git a/database/migrations/2024_09_08_235155_add_system_prompt_to_projects.php b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_235155_add_system_prompt_to_projects.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6b39675a --- /dev/null +++ b/database/migrations/2024_09_08_235155_add_system_prompt_to_projects.php @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +text('system_prompt')->nullable(); + }); + } + + /** + * Reverse the migrations. + */ + public function down(): void + { + Schema::table('projects', function (Blueprint $table) { + // + }); + } +}; diff --git a/database/migrations/2024_09_09_003023_add_drivers_to_project.php b/database/migrations/2024_09_09_003023_add_drivers_to_project.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5c43de08 --- /dev/null +++ b/database/migrations/2024_09_09_003023_add_drivers_to_project.php @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +string('chat_driver')->nullable(); + $table->string('embedding_driver')->nullable(); + }); + } + + /** + * Reverse the migrations. + */ + public function down(): void + { + Schema::table('chats', function (Blueprint $table) { + // + }); + } +}; diff --git a/database/migrations/2024_09_09_005458_add_user_id_null_tasks.php b/database/migrations/2024_09_09_005458_add_user_id_null_tasks.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..65be17e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/database/migrations/2024_09_09_005458_add_user_id_null_tasks.php @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +foreignIdFor(\App\Models\User::class, 'user_id')->nullable()->change(); + }); + } + + /** + * Reverse the migrations. + */ + public function down(): void + { + // + } +}; diff --git a/database/migrations/2024_09_09_013221_add_user_id_to_messages.php b/database/migrations/2024_09_09_013221_add_user_id_to_messages.php new file mode 100644 index 00000000..081bd9b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/database/migrations/2024_09_09_013221_add_user_id_to_messages.php @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +foreignIdFor(\App\Models\User::class, 'user_id')->nullable(); + }); + } + + /** + * Reverse the migrations. + */ + public function down(): void + { + Schema::table('messages', function (Blueprint $table) { + // + }); + } +}; diff --git a/package-lock.json b/package-lock.json index dd792ef7..7b176405 100644 --- a/package-lock.json +++ b/package-lock.json @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ "@vitejs/plugin-basic-ssl": "^1.1.0", "apexcharts": "^3.47.0", "axios": "^1.6.4", + "clipboard": "^2.0.11", "easymde": "^2.18.0", "laravel-echo": "^1.16.1", "laravel-vite-plugin": "^1.0", @@ -2928,6 +2929,16 @@ "node": ">= 0.4" } }, + "node_modules/clipboard": { + "version": "2.0.11", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/clipboard/-/clipboard-2.0.11.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-C+0bbOqkezLIsmWSvlsXS0Q0bmkugu7jcfMIACB+RDEntIzQIkdr148we28AfSloQLRdZlYL/QYyrq05j/3Faw==", + "dependencies": { + "good-listener": "^1.2.2", + "select": "^1.1.2", + "tiny-emitter": "^2.0.0" + } + }, "node_modules/cliui": { "version": "8.0.1", "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/cliui/-/cliui-8.0.1.tgz", @@ -3789,6 +3800,11 @@ "node": ">=0.4.0" } }, + "node_modules/delegate": { + "version": "3.2.0", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/delegate/-/delegate-3.2.0.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-IofjkYBZaZivn0V8nnsMJGBr4jVLxHDheKSW88PyxS5QC4Vo9ZbZVvhzlSxY87fVq3STR6r+4cGepyHkcWOQSw==" + }, "node_modules/dequal": { "version": "2.0.3", "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/dequal/-/dequal-2.0.3.tgz", @@ -4670,6 +4686,14 @@ "node": ">=0.10.0" } }, + "node_modules/good-listener": { + "version": "1.2.2", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/good-listener/-/good-listener-1.2.2.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-goW1b+d9q/HIwbVYZzZ6SsTr4IgE+WA44A0GmPIQstuOrgsFcT7VEJ48nmr9GaRtNu0XTKacFLGnBPAM6Afouw==", + "dependencies": { + "delegate": "^3.1.2" + } + }, "node_modules/gopd": { "version": "1.0.1", "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/gopd/-/gopd-1.0.1.tgz", @@ -7402,6 +7426,11 @@ "node": ">=4" } }, + "node_modules/select": { + "version": "1.1.2", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/select/-/select-1.1.2.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-OwpTSOfy6xSs1+pwcNrv0RBMOzI39Lp3qQKUTPVVPRjCdNa5JH/oPRiqsesIskK8TVgmRiHwO4KXlV2Li9dANA==" + }, "node_modules/semver": { "version": "7.6.0", "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/semver/-/semver-7.6.0.tgz", @@ -8149,6 +8178,11 @@ "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/through/-/through-2.3.8.tgz", "integrity": "sha512-w89qg7PI8wAdvX60bMDP+bFoD5Dvhm9oLheFp5O4a2QF0cSBGsBX4qZmadPMvVqlLJBBci+WqGGOAPvcDeNSVg==" }, + "node_modules/tiny-emitter": { + "version": "2.1.0", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/tiny-emitter/-/tiny-emitter-2.1.0.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-NB6Dk1A9xgQPMoGqC5CVXn123gWyte215ONT5Pp5a0yt4nlEoO1ZWeCwpncaekPHXO60i47ihFnZPiRPjRMq4Q==" + }, "node_modules/tippy.js": { "version": "6.3.7", "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/tippy.js/-/tippy.js-6.3.7.tgz", diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index abc5ecb3..55549b0a 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ "@vitejs/plugin-basic-ssl": "^1.1.0", "apexcharts": "^3.47.0", "axios": "^1.6.4", + "clipboard": "^2.0.11", "easymde": "^2.18.0", "laravel-echo": "^1.16.1", "laravel-vite-plugin": "^1.0", diff --git a/resources/js/Components/Clipboard.vue b/resources/js/Components/Clipboard.vue index 91fe1a89..5a6c0ca9 100644 --- a/resources/js/Components/Clipboard.vue +++ b/resources/js/Components/Clipboard.vue @@ -5,7 +5,8 @@ @@ -74,6 +91,21 @@ const save = () => {
+ + +
+ + + +
+
+ +
+