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This commit includes the following improvements:

  1. DB: Ensure Chronological Message Ordering

    • Modified MessageDao.loadMessages to include ORDER BY created_at ASC, ensuring messages are fetched in the correct order.
  2. DB: Add Index for Message Loading

    • Added an @Index for (chat_id, created_at) to the Message entity to optimize query performance for loading ordered messages.
  3. UI: Stable Keys for ChatScreen LazyColumn

    • Provided stable keys (message.id, timestamps) to LazyColumn items in ChatScreen.kt to improve Compose UI performance and state handling.
  4. Perf: Cache API Client Instances

    • Implemented caching for OpenAI and GenerativeModel clients in ChatRepositoryImpl. Clients are now reused based on configuration (token, API URL, model name), reducing overhead from redundant instantiation.
  5. Test: Initial Unit Tests for Client Caching

    • Created ChatRepositoryImplTest.kt with unit tests verifying the API client caching logic using reflection to inspect cache state.
    • Made internal config data classes in ChatRepositoryImpl accessible for testing.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Ensured chat messages are always loaded in chronological order for consistent display.
  • Performance Improvements
    • Optimized database queries by adding an index to message storage, improving message retrieval speed.
    • Reduced redundant API client creation for chat platforms by introducing client caching, resulting in faster and more efficient chat interactions.
  • Style
    • Improved stability and clarity of chat message rendering in the chat screen for smoother UI updates.
  • Tests
    • Added comprehensive unit tests to verify correct caching and reuse of chat platform clients.

This commit includes the following improvements:

1.  **DB: Ensure Chronological Message Ordering**
    *   Modified `MessageDao.loadMessages` to include `ORDER BY created_at ASC`, ensuring messages are fetched in the correct order.

2.  **DB: Add Index for Message Loading**
    *   Added an `@Index` for `(chat_id, created_at)` to the `Message` entity to optimize query performance for loading ordered messages.

3.  **UI: Stable Keys for ChatScreen LazyColumn**
    *   Provided stable keys (`message.id`, timestamps) to `LazyColumn` items in `ChatScreen.kt` to improve Compose UI performance and state handling.

4.  **Perf: Cache API Client Instances**
    *   Implemented caching for `OpenAI` and `GenerativeModel` clients in `ChatRepositoryImpl`. Clients are now reused based on configuration (token, API URL, model name), reducing overhead from redundant instantiation.

5.  **Test: Initial Unit Tests for Client Caching**
    *   Created `ChatRepositoryImplTest.kt` with unit tests verifying the API client caching logic using reflection to inspect cache state.
    *   Made internal config data classes in `ChatRepositoryImpl` accessible for testing.
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The changes introduce client instance caching in the chat repository to optimize API client reuse for OpenAI, Google, and Ollama services. Database queries for messages are now explicitly ordered by creation time, and an index is added for efficient querying. UI updates in the chat screen improve item key stability. Comprehensive unit tests validate client caching behavior.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
.../data/repository/ChatRepositoryImpl.kt Refactored to cache OpenAI, Google, and Ollama API client instances using configuration-keyed maps and helper methods.
.../data/database/dao/MessageDao.kt Modified SQL query to order loaded messages by created_at timestamp in ascending order.
.../data/database/entity/Message.kt Added a database index on chat_id and created_at columns in the Message entity annotation.
.../presentation/ui/chat/ChatScreen.kt Added stable, descriptive keys to LazyColumn items for grouped chat messages and live messages for improved UI consistency.
.../data/repository/ChatRepositoryImplTest.kt Added unit tests to verify client caching and reuse logic for OpenAI, Google, and Ollama clients in the repository.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant UI
    participant ChatRepositoryImpl
    participant ClientCache
    participant APIClient

    UI->>ChatRepositoryImpl: Request chat completion (platform, config)
    ChatRepositoryImpl->>ClientCache: Check for cached client with config
    alt Client exists
        ClientCache-->>ChatRepositoryImpl: Return cached client
    else Client missing
        ChatRepositoryImpl->>APIClient: Create new client with config
        ChatRepositoryImpl->>ClientCache: Store new client with config
        ClientCache-->>ChatRepositoryImpl: Return new client
    end
    ChatRepositoryImpl->>APIClient: Send chat request
    APIClient-->>ChatRepositoryImpl: Return response
    ChatRepositoryImpl-->>UI: Return chat result
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/presentation/ui/chat/ChatScreen.kt (1)

214-217: Fix inconsistent variable usage.

These lines still reference the old key variable instead of the new groupKey variable, which will cause compilation errors.

Apply this fix:

-                            text = groupedMessages[key]!![0].content,
+                            text = groupedMessages[groupKey]!![0].content,
                             isLoading = !isIdle,
-                            onCopyClick = { clipboardManager.setText(AnnotatedString(groupedMessages[key]!![0].content.trim())) },
-                            onEditClick = { chatViewModel.openEditQuestionDialog(groupedMessages[key]!![0]) }
+                            onCopyClick = { clipboardManager.setText(AnnotatedString(groupedMessages[groupKey]!![0].content.trim())) },
+                            onEditClick = { chatViewModel.openEditQuestionDialog(groupedMessages[groupKey]!![0]) }
🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
app/src/test/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/repository/ChatRepositoryImplTest.kt (1)

96-168: Test logic is sound but brittle.

The test correctly verifies client reuse through reflection, but this approach has maintainability concerns. Consider making the cache maps package-private or adding test-only accessors to avoid reflection.

Consider adding a test-only method to ChatRepositoryImpl:

@VisibleForTesting
internal fun getClientCacheSize(): Pair<Int, Int> {
    return openAIClients.size to googleClients.size
}

This would eliminate the need for reflection while maintaining encapsulation.

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  • app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/database/entity/Message.kt (2 hunks)
  • app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/repository/ChatRepositoryImpl.kt (7 hunks)
  • app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/presentation/ui/chat/ChatScreen.kt (4 hunks)
  • app/src/test/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/repository/ChatRepositoryImplTest.kt (1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (12)
app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/database/entity/Message.kt (1)

6-6: LGTM! Database index properly optimizes message queries.

The addition of an index on (chat_id, created_at) is well-aligned with the updated query in MessageDao.kt that orders messages by created_at ASC. This composite index will significantly improve query performance for fetching ordered messages within a chat.

Also applies to: 20-20

app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/database/dao/MessageDao.kt (1)

13-13: LGTM! Explicit ordering ensures consistent message retrieval.

Adding ORDER BY created_at ASC guarantees that messages are returned in chronological order, which is essential for proper chat functionality. This change works optimally with the database index added in Message.kt.

app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/presentation/ui/chat/ChatScreen.kt (2)

201-203: LGTM! Variable renaming improves code clarity.

The change from key to groupKey and introduction of currentGroup makes the code more readable and explicit about what data is being processed.


205-205: LGTM! Stable keys improve Compose performance.

The stable key implementation using message IDs and timestamps will improve LazyColumn performance by providing consistent item identity across recompositions. The key patterns are well-designed:

  • User messages: "user-${currentGroup[0].id}"
  • Assistant groups: "assistant-group-${currentGroup[0].chatId}-${currentGroup[0].createdAt}"
  • Live messages with timestamp-based keys

Also applies to: 225-225, 254-254, 271-271

app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/repository/ChatRepositoryImpl.kt (4)

49-58: LGTM! Well-structured client caching implementation.

The configuration data classes and cache maps provide a clean foundation for client instance reuse. The separation between OpenAI and Google client caches with appropriate configuration keys is well-designed.


60-65: LGTM! Clean OpenAI client caching.

The getOpenAIClient method properly implements caching with configuration-based keys. The use of getOrPut ensures thread-safe client creation and reuse.


187-188: LGTM! Proper Ollama URL normalization.

The URL normalization logic correctly ensures Ollama's API path ends with /v1/ while avoiding double slashes. This handles the different URL formats that users might configure.


91-91: LGTM! Consistent client caching usage.

All chat completion methods now properly use the cached client instances instead of creating new ones on each call. This will significantly improve performance by avoiding redundant client initialization.

Also applies to: 142-148, 164-164, 188-188

app/src/test/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/repository/ChatRepositoryImplTest.kt (4)

28-36: Good test documentation about limitations.

The comments accurately identify the challenges of testing client caching without mocking constructors and acknowledge the trade-offs in the current approach.


200-252: Google client tests need update for corrected caching logic.

These tests will pass with the current flawed Google client caching implementation, but should be updated once the caching key includes all configuration parameters as suggested in the ChatRepositoryImpl review.

After fixing the Google client caching logic to include all configuration parameters, update these tests to verify that clients are correctly cached/created based on the complete configuration.


256-274: LGTM! Ollama URL normalization test.

The test correctly verifies that Ollama's URL normalization logic works as expected and that the normalized URL is used in the cache key.


272-272: Verify OpenAIClientConfig accessibility.

The test assumes ChatRepositoryImpl.OpenAIClientConfig is accessible for casting. Ensure this data class has appropriate visibility for testing.

#!/bin/bash
# Check if OpenAIClientConfig is accessible for testing
ast-grep --pattern $'internal data class OpenAIClientConfig'

Comment on lines +67 to +86
private fun getGoogleClient(token: String?, modelName: String?, systemPrompt: String?, temperature: Float?, topP: Float?): GenerativeModel {
val configKey = GoogleClientConfig(token ?: "", modelName ?: "") // Simplified key for lookup
// Actual config for creation uses all params
return googleClients.getOrPut(configKey) {
val genConfig = generationConfig {
this.temperature = temperature
this.topP = topP
}
GenerativeModel(
modelName = modelName ?: "",
apiKey = token ?: "",
systemInstruction = content { text(systemPrompt ?: ModelConstants.DEFAULT_PROMPT) },
generationConfig = genConfig,
safetySettings = listOf(
SafetySetting(HarmCategory.DANGEROUS_CONTENT, BlockThreshold.ONLY_HIGH),
SafetySetting(HarmCategory.SEXUALLY_EXPLICIT, BlockThreshold.NONE)
)
)
}
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix Google client caching logic.

The caching key for Google clients only considers token and modelName, but the actual client creation uses additional parameters (systemPrompt, temperature, topP). This could lead to incorrect client reuse when these parameters differ.

Consider expanding the cache key to include all configuration parameters:

-internal data class GoogleClientConfig(val token: String, val modelName: String) // Google client is tied to model name
+internal data class GoogleClientConfig(
+    val token: String, 
+    val modelName: String,
+    val systemPrompt: String?,
+    val temperature: Float?,
+    val topP: Float?
+)

private fun getGoogleClient(token: String?, modelName: String?, systemPrompt: String?, temperature: Float?, topP: Float?): GenerativeModel {
-    val configKey = GoogleClientConfig(token ?: "", modelName ?: "") // Simplified key for lookup
+    val configKey = GoogleClientConfig(token ?: "", modelName ?: "", systemPrompt, temperature, topP)
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Suggested change
private fun getGoogleClient(token: String?, modelName: String?, systemPrompt: String?, temperature: Float?, topP: Float?): GenerativeModel {
val configKey = GoogleClientConfig(token ?: "", modelName ?: "") // Simplified key for lookup
// Actual config for creation uses all params
return googleClients.getOrPut(configKey) {
val genConfig = generationConfig {
this.temperature = temperature
this.topP = topP
}
GenerativeModel(
modelName = modelName ?: "",
apiKey = token ?: "",
systemInstruction = content { text(systemPrompt ?: ModelConstants.DEFAULT_PROMPT) },
generationConfig = genConfig,
safetySettings = listOf(
SafetySetting(HarmCategory.DANGEROUS_CONTENT, BlockThreshold.ONLY_HIGH),
SafetySetting(HarmCategory.SEXUALLY_EXPLICIT, BlockThreshold.NONE)
)
)
}
}
// Expand the cache key to include all relevant client parameters
internal data class GoogleClientConfig(
val token: String,
val modelName: String,
val systemPrompt: String?,
val temperature: Float?,
val topP: Float?
)
private fun getGoogleClient(
token: String?,
modelName: String?,
systemPrompt: String?,
temperature: Float?,
topP: Float?
): GenerativeModel {
val configKey = GoogleClientConfig(
token ?: "",
modelName ?: "",
systemPrompt,
temperature,
topP
)
// Actual config for creation uses all params
return googleClients.getOrPut(configKey) {
val genConfig = generationConfig {
this.temperature = temperature
this.topP = topP
}
GenerativeModel(
modelName = modelName ?: "",
apiKey = token ?: "",
systemInstruction = content { text(systemPrompt ?: ModelConstants.DEFAULT_PROMPT) },
generationConfig = genConfig,
safetySettings = listOf(
SafetySetting(HarmCategory.DANGEROUS_CONTENT, BlockThreshold.ONLY_HIGH),
SafetySetting(HarmCategory.SEXUALLY_EXPLICIT, BlockThreshold.NONE)
)
)
}
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In
app/src/main/kotlin/dev/chungjungsoo/gptmobile/data/repository/ChatRepositoryImpl.kt
around lines 67 to 86, the cache key for googleClients only includes token and
modelName, but the client creation depends also on systemPrompt, temperature,
and topP. To fix this, modify the cache key to include all these parameters so
that clients are correctly cached and reused only when all configuration
parameters match.

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