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This pull request introduces the @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize, a plugin for automatic text summarization using natural language processing. It includes a README outlining its features, configuration options, and usage. Additionally, a Rollup configuration file is added for building the plugin. The plugin's core functionality is implemented in summarize.plugin.ts, which handles summarization and key phrase extraction. Unit tests for the plugin are provided in summarize.plugin.spec.ts. The index.ts file in the sandbox is modified to utilize the new summarization plugin, replacing previous validation logic.

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File Path Change Summary
enrich/summarize/README.MD Introduced documentation for @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize, detailing features and parameters.
enrich/summarize/rollup.config.mjs Added Rollup configuration file that exports a default config object.
enrich/summarize/jest.config.js Introduced Jest configuration file for testing environment setup.
enrich/summarize/src/index.ts Exported summarize function from summarize.plugin.
enrich/summarize/src/summarize.plugin.spec.ts Introduced unit tests for the summarization plugin, validating functionality and error handling.
enrich/summarize/src/summarize.plugin.ts Added SummarizationConfig interface and summarize function for processing records.
enrich/summarize/src/summary.util.ts Introduced utility functions for generating summaries and extracting key phrases.
flatfilers/sandbox/src/index.ts Replaced validateDate plugin with summarize plugin, updating sheet configuration accordingly.

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  • Prevent waitFor from fulfilling early in util/testing #585: The changes in this PR enhance event handling capabilities, which may relate to the event-driven nature of the @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize plugin introduced in the main PR.
  • chore: deps update #615: This PR updates the README to include build commands, which may indirectly relate to the documentation aspect of the main PR's README changes.
  • validate: isbn #618: The introduction of the @flatfile/plugin-validate-isbn plugin may share similar plugin architecture and event handling concepts with the @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize.
  • validator: phone #619: The validatePhone plugin's structure and functionality may align with the plugin design principles seen in the @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize.
  • validator: email #622: The validateEmail plugin's documentation and functionality may reflect similar patterns in plugin development as seen in the main PR.
  • validator: date normalizer #624: The validateDate plugin's introduction may follow the same plugin architecture as the summarization plugin.
  • validator: boolean #648: The @flatfile/plugin-validate-boolean plugin's validation logic may share similarities with the summarization plugin's processing logic.
  • validator: number #649: The @flatfile/plugin-validate-number plugin's validation features may align with the summarization plugin's data processing capabilities.
  • shard tests #657: The introduction of the What3Words plugin may reflect similar integration patterns as the summarization plugin.
  • feat: run unit tests in parallel and e2e tests in sequence #664: The changes to the Jest configuration may impact how tests are run for the summarization plugin, especially if they are structured similarly.

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Actionable comments posted: 7

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enrich/summarize/README.MD (3)

21-39: Improve formatting and grammar in the parameters section

The parameters section provides valuable information, but there are some formatting and grammar issues to address:

  1. Use consistent heading levels. Change the parameter headings from h4 (####) to h3 (###) for proper hierarchy.
  2. Add a hyphen to "full text" in the contentField description to form a compound adjective.
  3. Add a determiner (e.g., "The") at the beginning of the summaryLength description.

Here's the suggested diff for these changes:

 ## Parameters

-#### `sheetSlug` - `string` - (required)
+### `sheetSlug` - `string` - (required)
 The slug of the sheet to apply summarization.

-#### `contentField` - `string` - (required)
-The field containing the full text content.
+### `contentField` - `string` - (required)
+The field containing the full-text content.

-#### `summaryField` - `string` - (required)
+### `summaryField` - `string` - (required)
 The field to store the generated summary.

-#### `keyPhrasesField` - `string` - (required)
+### `keyPhrasesField` - `string` - (required)
 The field to store extracted key phrases.

-#### `summaryLength` - `number` - (optional)
-Number of sentences in the summary. Default is 2.
+### `summaryLength` - `number` - (optional)
+The number of sentences in the summary. Default is 2.

-#### `summaryPercentage` - `number` - (optional)
+### `summaryPercentage` - `number` - (optional)
 Percentage of content to include in summary.
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[uncategorized] ~27-~27: If this is a compound adjective that modifies the following noun, use a hyphen.
Context: ...- (required) The field containing the full text content. ####summaryField-string...

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[uncategorized] ~36-~36: A determiner appears to be missing. Consider inserting it.
Context: ...al) Number of sentences in the summary. Default is 2. #### summaryPercentage - `numb...

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23-23: Expected: h3; Actual: h4
Heading levels should only increment by one level at a time

(MD001, heading-increment)


41-67: Improve usage section formatting and enhance code example

The usage section provides valuable information, but there are some improvements to be made:

  1. Use proper headings instead of bold text for the subsections (install, import, listener.js).
  2. Consider adding a brief explanation of the code example to help users understand how to customize the plugin for their needs.

Here's the suggested diff for these changes:

 ## Usage

-**install**
+### Install
 ```bash
 npm install @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize

-import
+### Import

import { FlatfileListener } from "@flatfile/listener";
import { summarize } from "@flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize";

-listener.js
+### Example Usage
+
+The following example demonstrates how to use the summarize plugin with a FlatfileListener:
+

const listener = new FlatfileListener();

listener.use(
  summarize({
    sheetSlug: "articles",
    contentField: "full_text",
    summaryField: "summary",
    keyPhrasesField: "key_phrases",
    summaryLength: 3
  })
);

+In this example, the plugin is configured to summarize the "full_text" field of the "articles" sheet,
+storing the summary in the "summary" field and key phrases in the "key_phrases" field.
+The summary is set to contain 3 sentences.


These changes will improve the readability and structure of the usage section while providing more context for the code example.

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`1-67`: **Consider enhancing the README with additional sections**

The README provides a good overview of the plugin, its features, parameters, and usage. To further improve the documentation, consider adding the following sections:

1. **Installation**: Move the installation instructions to a separate section at the beginning of the document.
2. **Configuration**: Provide more detailed information about configuring the plugin, including any advanced options or best practices.
3. **Examples**: Add more examples showcasing different use cases or configurations of the plugin.
4. **Troubleshooting**: Include a section with common issues and their solutions.
5. **Contributing**: Add information for developers who want to contribute to the plugin.
6. **License**: Include license information for the plugin.


These additional sections would make the README more comprehensive and user-friendly, providing a better resource for both new and experienced users of the plugin.

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[uncategorized] ~27-~27: If this is a compound adjective that modifies the following noun, use a hyphen.
Context: ...` - (required) The field containing the full text content.  #### `summaryField` - `string...

(EN_COMPOUND_ADJECTIVE_INTERNAL)

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Context: ...al) Number of sentences in the summary. Default is 2.  #### `summaryPercentage` - `numb...

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<summary>enrich/summarize/src/summarize.plugin.spec.ts (3)</summary><blockquote>

`14-41`: **LGTM: Test suite setup is well-structured.**

The test suite setup follows Jest best practices with appropriate use of describe blocks and hooks. The beforeAll, afterAll, and afterEach hooks ensure proper test isolation and resource cleanup.



Consider adding error handling in the afterAll and afterEach hooks to ensure cleanup operations are completed even if an error occurs. For example:

```typescript
afterAll(async () => {
  try {
    await deleteSpace(spaceId)
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error during cleanup:', error)
  }
})

52-70: LGTM: First test case covers main functionality.

The test case effectively checks if the summarize plugin adds summary and key phrases to the record. It correctly verifies the presence of these fields and the expected summary length.

Consider enhancing the test with the following suggestions:

  1. Add assertions to check the content of the summary and key phrases, not just their presence.
  2. Test with different content lengths to ensure the plugin handles various input sizes correctly.
  3. Verify that the summary is indeed a subset of the original content.

Example:

expect(records[0].values['summary'].value).toContain('test sentence')
expect(records[0].values['key_phrases'].value).toContain('test')
expect((records[0].values['content'].value as string).includes(records[0].values['summary'].value as string)).toBeTruthy()

72-88: LGTM: Second test case handles empty content appropriately.

The test case effectively checks how the summarize plugin handles empty content fields. It correctly verifies that summary and key phrases are undefined and that an appropriate error message is added.

Consider adding a test case for content that is not empty but too short for meaningful summarization. This would help ensure the plugin behaves correctly for various edge cases.

Example:

it('should handle very short content', async () => {
  listener.use(summarize(mockConfig))

  await createRecords(sheetId, [{ content: 'Short.' }])
  await listener.waitFor('commit:created')

  const records = await getRecords(sheetId)

  expect(records[0].values['summary'].value).toBe('Short.')
  expect(records[0].values['key_phrases'].value).toBe('Short')
})
enrich/summarize/src/summarize.plugin.ts (1)

30-36: Clarify precedence between summaryLength and summaryPercentage

When both summaryLength and summaryPercentage are provided, summaryPercentage overrides summaryLength. This might be confusing for users.

Consider updating the documentation or adding comments to clarify this behavior, ensuring users understand which parameter takes precedence.

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[uncategorized] ~27-~27: If this is a compound adjective that modifies the following noun, use a hyphen.
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enrich/summarize/README.MD (2)

1-11: LGTM: Clear and informative header

The header section provides a concise overview of the plugin, including its name, description, supported event type, and field types. This information is crucial for users to quickly understand the plugin's purpose and compatibility.


13-19: LGTM: Comprehensive feature list

The features section provides a clear and concise list of the plugin's capabilities. This helps users quickly understand what the plugin can do and its key functionalities.

enrich/summarize/src/summarize.plugin.spec.ts (3)

1-13: LGTM: Imports and initial setup are appropriate.

The necessary imports from '@flatfile/api', '@flatfile/utils-testing', and the local 'summarize.plugin' file are correctly included. The FlatfileClient instance is properly initialized for API interactions.


43-50: LGTM: Test configuration is well-defined.

The mockConfig object is appropriately set up with all necessary fields for testing the summarize function. The configuration parameters seem suitable for the test scenarios.


1-89: Overall, the test file is well-structured and covers key functionality.

The unit tests for the Text Summarization Plugin are comprehensive and follow good testing practices. They cover the main functionality of adding summaries and key phrases, as well as handling the edge case of empty content. The use of Jest hooks for setup and teardown is appropriate.

To further enhance the test suite, consider:

  1. Adding error handling in cleanup operations.
  2. Expanding assertions to check the content of summaries and key phrases.
  3. Testing with various content lengths and edge cases.
  4. Adding a test case for very short content.

These additions would improve the robustness and coverage of the test suite, ensuring the plugin behaves correctly across a wider range of scenarios.

flatfilers/sandbox/src/index.ts (6)

2-2: Import statement is correct

The import of the summarize function from @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize is accurate.


7-11: Plugin configuration matches sheet settings

The summarize plugin is configured with sheetSlug and field keys that align with the sheet definition. This ensures that the plugin operates on the correct sheet and fields.


21-22: Sheet name and slug are consistent

The sheet is defined with name: 'Summarization' and slug: 'summarization', which matches the sheetSlug used in the summarize plugin configuration.


25-27: Field 'content' is properly defined

The content field is correctly set up with type: 'string' and label: 'Content'.


30-32: Field 'summary' is properly defined

The summary field is correctly set up with type: 'string' and label: 'Summary'.


35-37: Field 'keyPhrases' is properly defined

The keyPhrases field is correctly set up with type: 'string' and label: 'Key Phrases'.

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const keyPhrases = doc
.match('#Noun+ (#Adjective|#Noun){0,2}')
.out('array')
record.set(config.keyPhrasesField, keyPhrases.join(', '))
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⚠️ Potential issue

Check for existing key phrases before setting

While the code checks for existingSummary before generating a summary, it doesn't check if keyPhrasesField already has data before setting it.

To prevent overwriting existing key phrases, consider adding a check similar to existingSummary:

const existingKeyPhrases = record.get(config.keyPhrasesField) as string

if (!existingKeyPhrases) {
  // Extract key phrases and set the field
}

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enrich/summarize/jest.config.js (1)

12-12: Consider adjusting the testTimeout based on your specific test requirements.

The current testTimeout is set to 60 seconds (60,000 ms). While this is a reasonable default, you might want to adjust it based on the nature of your tests. If you have particularly long-running tests, you may need to increase this value. Conversely, if your tests are typically quick, you might want to decrease it to catch potential performance issues earlier.

enrich/summarize/src/summarize.plugin.ts (1)

13-39: Add unit tests for summarization functionality

Unit tests are essential to ensure the summarization logic works correctly and to prevent future regressions.

Would you like assistance in creating unit tests for this functionality? I can help generate test cases to cover various scenarios.

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enrich/summarize/jest.config.js (1)

1-16: LGTM! Jest configuration looks well-structured.

The Jest configuration is well-organized and covers essential aspects for testing a Node.js environment with TypeScript support. The inclusion of setup files for environment variables, console logging, and cleanup is a good practice.

enrich/summarize/src/summarize.plugin.ts (2)

1-2: Imports look good!

The necessary dependencies are correctly imported from the Flatfile plugin and the local utility file.


4-11: Well-structured interface definition

The SummarizationConfig interface is comprehensive and clearly defines all necessary configuration options for the summarization plugin.

enrich/summarize/src/summary.util.ts (3)

1-6: LGTM: Imports and interface definition look good.

The import of the compromise library and the definition of the SummaryOptions interface are clear and appropriate for the functionality provided in this file.


1-41: Overall assessment: Good implementation with room for improvement

The summary.util.ts file introduces valuable functionality for text summarization and key phrase extraction using the compromise library. The code is generally well-structured and commented. However, there are opportunities to enhance robustness, flexibility, and error handling in both main functions.

Key points:

  1. The generateSummary function could benefit from improved handling of edge cases and more flexible summarization strategies.
  2. The extractKeyPhrases function could be enhanced with error handling and additional options.

Consider implementing the suggested improvements to make the code more robust and maintainable.


33-41: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider error handling and edge cases in extractKeyPhrases function.

The function effectively uses the compromise library to extract key phrases. However, consider the following improvements:

  1. Add error handling to catch potential exceptions from the compromise library.
  2. Handle the case where no key phrases are found.
  3. Consider adding an option to limit the number of returned key phrases.

Here's a suggested refactor:

export function extractKeyPhrases(content: string, limit?: number): string[] {
  try {
    const doc = nlp(content);
    const phrases = doc.match('#Adjective? #Adjective? #Noun+').out('array');
    return limit ? phrases.slice(0, limit) : phrases;
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error extracting key phrases:', error);
    return [];
  }
}

This version adds basic error handling and an optional limit parameter.

To ensure the function works as expected with various inputs, please run the following test cases:

These tests will help verify the function's behavior with different inputs and the proposed limit parameter.

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