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chore: update .env.template to align with README.md #5036

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πŸ”€ ε˜ζ›΄θ―΄ζ˜Ž | Description of Change

To ensure proper local execution, the environment variables CUSTOM_MODELS and DEFAULT_MODEL need to be set. This PR adds these variables to the .env.template file for better configuration management and ease of setup.

πŸ“ θ‘₯充俑息 | Additional Information

Marked PROXY_URL as optional

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    • Updated .env.template to include settings for configuring API keys, proxy settings, custom models, default model selection, and Anthropics Claude API details.

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The .env.template file has been enhanced with configurations for API keys, proxy settings, custom models, and default model selections. Additionally, it now includes settings specific to the Anthropics Claude API. These changes aim to provide more flexibility and control over API interactions and model usage.

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File Change Summary
.env.template Updated to include settings for API keys, proxy settings, custom models, default model selection, and Anthropics Claude API details.

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In the land of code where settings dwell,
New keys and proxies now cast their spell.
Custom models join the fray,
With Claude's API to guide the way.
Flexibility and control, we embrace,
Enhancing our files with grace. πŸ‡βœ¨


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49-57: Review the addition of CUSTOM_MODELS and DEFAULT_MODEL.

The newly added variables CUSTOM_MODELS and DEFAULT_MODEL are intended to control custom models and set a default model respectively. Ensure that:

  • The syntax for CUSTOM_MODELS is clearly documented, especially the use of +, -, and name=displayName.
  • The application properly defaults and handles these variables when they are not set.
  • These changes are reflected in the README.md or any other relevant documentation.
Verification successful

The application properly handles CUSTOM_MODELS and DEFAULT_MODEL.

The variables CUSTOM_MODELS and DEFAULT_MODEL are documented in README.md and README_CN.md, and their usage is integrated into various parts of the application code.

  • Documentation: The syntax and usage of CUSTOM_MODELS and DEFAULT_MODEL are clearly documented in README.md and README_CN.md.
  • Code Integration: These variables are used in several TypeScript files, indicating proper handling and defaulting mechanisms.
Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the application handles `CUSTOM_MODELS` and `DEFAULT_MODEL` properly.

# Test: Search for the usage and handling of `CUSTOM_MODELS` and `DEFAULT_MODEL` in the codebase. Expect: Proper default handling and usage.
rg --type python -A 5 $'CUSTOM_MODELS|DEFAULT_MODEL'

Length of output: 84


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the application handles `CUSTOM_MODELS` and `DEFAULT_MODEL` properly.

# Test: Search for the usage and handling of `CUSTOM_MODELS` and `DEFAULT_MODEL` in the codebase. Expect: Proper default handling and usage.
rg 'CUSTOM_MODELS|DEFAULT_MODEL' -A 5

Length of output: 6574


7-7: Clarify the optionality of PROXY_URL.

The comment indicates that PROXY_URL is optional. If this is a change, ensure that the README.md and any related documentation are updated to reflect this. Additionally, verify that the application handles the absence of this environment variable gracefully.

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Clarify the optionality of PROXY_URL.

The PROXY_URL environment variable is handled conditionally in the Dockerfile and app/config/server.ts, indicating that the application should handle its absence gracefully. Ensure that the README.md and any related documentation reflect that PROXY_URL is optional.

  • Dockerfile: CMD if [ -n "$PROXY_URL" ]; then \ ...
  • app/config/server.ts: proxyUrl: process.env.PROXY_URL,
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the application handles the absence of `PROXY_URL` gracefully.

# Test: Search for the usage of `PROXY_URL` in the codebase. Expect: Proper handling when `PROXY_URL` is not set.
rg --type python -A 5 $'PROXY_URL'

Length of output: 64


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the application handles the absence of `PROXY_URL` gracefully.

# Test: Search for the usage of `PROXY_URL` in the codebase. Expect: Proper handling when `PROXY_URL` is not set.
rg -A 5 'PROXY_URL'

Length of output: 2325

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