This commit refactors the LangflowFileService to utilize a centralized logger instead of instance-specific logging. It also improves the handling of the JWT token in the run_ingestion_flow method, ensuring it is correctly passed to downstream services and logged appropriately. These changes enhance code readability and maintainability while adhering to robust async coding practices.
This commit introduces a new combined endpoint for uploading files and running ingestion in Langflow. The frontend component is updated to utilize this endpoint, streamlining the process by eliminating separate upload and ingestion calls. The response structure is adjusted to include deletion status and other relevant information, enhancing error handling and logging practices throughout the codebase.
This commit streamlines the LangflowFileService by removing direct HTTP client usage in favor of a centralized API client for handling requests. It enhances the upload and delete file methods to improve code organization and maintainability. Additionally, it updates logging practices for better error visibility, ensuring adherence to robust async coding standards and documentation practices.
This commit refactors the LangflowFileService to include asynchronous API key retrieval and updates the file upload and deletion methods to use the new v2 endpoints. The flow ID constant has been renamed for clarity, and additional logging has been added for better debugging and error handling. The payload structure for the ingestion flow has also been modified to improve functionality and maintainability.
This commit enhances the TaskService class by reorganizing import statements, updating type hints to use `dict` instead of `Dict`, and improving the formatting of method definitions for better clarity. Additionally, minor adjustments were made to comments and error handling, contributing to a more robust and well-documented codebase.
This commit introduces the LangflowFileService class, which provides methods for uploading user files, deleting user files, and triggering an ingestion flow using the Langflow Files API. The service is designed to handle asynchronous operations and includes error handling for API requests. Documentation for each method is included to ensure clarity on usage.
