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* feat: Implement CometAPI integration for chat completions and model management - Added CometApiLLM class for handling chat completions using CometAPI. - Implemented model synchronization and caching mechanisms. - Introduced streaming support for chat responses with timeout handling. - Created CometApiProvider class for agent interactions with CometAPI. - Enhanced error handling and logging throughout the integration. - Established a structure for managing function calls and completions. * linting --------- Co-authored-by: timothycarambat <rambat1010@gmail.com> |
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AnythingLLM Storage
This folder is for the local or disk storage of ready-to-embed documents, vector-cached embeddings, and the disk-storage of LanceDB and the local SQLite database.
This folder should contain the following folders.
documents
lancedb (if using lancedb)
vector-cache
and a file named exactly anythingllm.db
Common issues
SQLITE_FILE_CANNOT_BE_OPENED in the server log = The DB file does not exist probably because the node instance does not have the correct permissions to write a file to the disk. To solve this..
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Local dev
- Create a
anythingllm.dbempty file in this directory. Thats all. No need to reboot the server or anything. If your permissions are correct this should not ever occur since the server will create the file if it does not exist automatically.
- Create a
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Docker Instance
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Get your AnythingLLM docker container id with
docker ps -a. The container must be running to execute the next commands. -
Run
docker container exec -u 0 -t <ANYTHINGLLM DOCKER CONTAINER ID> mkdir -p /app/server/storage /app/server/storage/documents /app/server/storage/vector-cache /app/server/storage/lancedb -
Run
docker container exec -u 0 -t <ANYTHINGLLM DOCKER CONTAINER ID> touch /app/server/storage/anythingllm.db -
Run
docker container exec -u 0 -t <ANYTHINGLLM DOCKER CONTAINER ID> chown -R anythingllm:anythingllm /app/collector /app/server -
The above commands will create the appropriate folders inside of the docker container and will persist as long as you do not destroy the container and volume. This will also fix any ownership issues of folder files in the collector and the server.
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