GitAuto: [OTHER] Small query #167

gitauto-ai · 2025-01-06T00:10:10Z

Resolves #166

What is the feature

Introduce support for additional AI providers, including OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity, as well as local providers like Ollama and LM Studio. This enhancement will expand the application's versatility by allowing users to choose from a broader range of AI services.

Where / How to code and why

Service Integration:
- Location: Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/
- Action: Create new service classes for each additional provider (e.g., OpenAIService.cs, GeminiService.cs, PerplexityService.cs, OllamaService.cs, LMStudioService.cs).
- Reason: Ensures each provider has a dedicated implementation adhering to the existing service interface, promoting modularity and ease of maintenance.
Interface Implementation:
- Location: Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/IProviderService.cs
- Action: Update the IProviderService interface if necessary to accommodate any unique functionalities of the new providers.
- Reason: Maintains consistency across different provider implementations and leverages polymorphism for seamless integration.
Dependency Injection:
- Location: Src/AiCommitMessage/Program.cs
- Action: Register the new services in the dependency injection container.
- Reason: Facilitates easy swapping and testing of different providers without altering the core application logic.
Configuration Management:
- Location: .config/dotnet-tools.json and relevant configuration files.
- Action: Add necessary configuration settings for the new providers, such as API keys and endpoints.
- Reason: Centralizes provider-specific configurations, enhancing security and configurability.
User Interface Updates:
- Location: Relevant frontend components (if applicable).
- Action: Update the UI to include options for selecting the new providers.
- Reason: Provides users with the ability to choose their preferred AI service seamlessly.

This approach follows modern best practices by ensuring scalability, maintainability, and ease of integration for additional AI providers. It leverages existing architectural patterns within the project, promoting consistency and reducing the likelihood of introduction of bugs.

Anything the issuer needs to do

No action required.

Test these changes locally

git fetch origin
git checkout gitauto/issue-166-20250106-000852
git pull origin gitauto/issue-166-20250106-000852

Summary by Sourcery

New Features:

Integrate OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity, Ollama, and LM Studio as AI providers.

korbit-ai · 2025-01-06T00:10:13Z

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sourcery-ai · 2025-01-06T00:10:14Z

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces support for new AI providers, including OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity, Ollama, and LM Studio. New service classes were created for each provider in the AiCommitMessage/Services directory. These services implement the IProviderService interface. Dependency injection was updated in Program.cs to register the new services. Lastly, configurations for the new providers were added to the relevant configuration files.

Class diagram showing new AI provider services

classDiagram
    IProviderService <|-- OpenAIService
    IProviderService <|-- GeminiService
    IProviderService <|-- PerplexityService
    IProviderService <|-- OllamaService
    IProviderService <|-- LMStudioService

    class IProviderService {
        <<interface>>
        +Execute()
    }

    class OpenAIService {
        +Execute()
    }
    note for OpenAIService "New provider for OpenAI integration"

    class GeminiService {
        +Execute()
    }
    note for GeminiService "New provider for Google Gemini integration"

    class PerplexityService {
        +Execute()
    }
    note for PerplexityService "New provider for Perplexity integration"

    class OllamaService {
        +Execute()
    }
    note for OllamaService "New provider for local Ollama integration"

    class LMStudioService {
        +Execute()
    }
    note for LMStudioService "New provider for local LM Studio integration"

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Created new service classes for each AI provider.	Implemented `GeminiService` class. Implemented `LMStudioService` class. Implemented `OllamaService` class. Implemented `OpenAIService` class. Implemented `PerplexityService` class.	`Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/GeminiService.cs` `Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/LMStudioService.cs` `Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/OllamaService.cs` `Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/OpenAIService.cs` `Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/PerplexityService.cs`
Added support for the new providers via dependency injection and configuration.	Registered new services in the dependency injection container within `Program.cs`. Added new configuration settings for each provider in `.config/dotnet-tools.json`.	`.config/dotnet-tools.json` `Src/AiCommitMessage/Program.cs`
Updated the `IProviderService` interface (if necessary).	Modified the `IProviderService` interface to accommodate new provider functionalities.	`Src/AiCommitMessage/Services/IProviderService.cs`

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed
#166	Add support for additional AI providers including OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity, Ollama, and LM Studio	✅
#166	Create modular service implementations for each new AI provider	✅
#166	Ensure new providers can be easily integrated into the existing application architecture	✅

Possibly linked issues

[OTHER] Small query #166: The PR implements the support for other AI providers requested in the issue.

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