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Adding IVectorDatabase implementation for mongo #323

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  • New Features

    • Introduced MongoDB support for database testing.
    • Added new methods for MongoDB client to manage collections and documents.
    • Implemented MongoVectorDatabase class for handling vector collections in MongoDB.
  • Tests

    • Added MongoDB test cases for various database operations.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved MongoDB context and client interfaces with new methods for better database management.

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The changes introduce MongoDB support for integration tests by setting up a MongoDB container, adding test cases for MongoDB, and enhancing the MongoDB client interfaces and classes. This includes new methods for managing collections and documents, ensuring MongoDB functionality is thoroughly tested and integrated.

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Files Change Summary
src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.Configure.cs Added MongoDB container setup for SupportedDatabase.Mongo in the StartEnvironmentForAsync method.
src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.cs Added [TestCase(SupportedDatabase.Mongo)] to several test methods to support MongoDB testing.
src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/IMongoContext.cs Added GetCollections() and GetDatabase() methods to the IMongoContext interface.
src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/IMongoDbClient.cs Added methods for collection existence, creation, deletion, retrieval, and document filtering to the IMongoDbClient interface.
src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoContext.cs Added new methods and changed _mongoDatabase field to public for database and collection management.
src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoDbClient.cs Added imports and new methods for managing MongoDB collections and checking their existence.
src/Databases/Mongo/src/MongoVectorDatabase.cs Introduced MongoVectorDatabase class with methods for managing vector collections in MongoDB.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as Integration Test
    participant Env as StartEnvironmentForAsync
    participant MongoDB as MongoDB Container
    participant MongoVectorDB as MongoVectorDatabase

    Test->>Env: Start MongoDB environment
    Env->>MongoDB: Initialize and start container
    MongoDB-->>Env: Container started
    Env->>MongoVectorDB: Create MongoVectorDatabase instance
    MongoVectorDB-->>Env: Instance created
    Env-->>Test: Environment ready

    Test->>MongoVectorDB: Perform tests (e.g., CreateCollection, AddDocuments)
    MongoVectorDB->>MongoDB: Interact with MongoDB collections
    MongoDB-->>MongoVectorDB: Return results
    MongoVectorDB-->>Test: Test results
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In the land of code, a change so grand,
MongoDB joins the testing band.
Collections created, documents stored,
With seamless flow, new paths explored.
🐇✨ In databases vast, we now expand,
With Mongo's might, our tests withstand!


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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b2aa602 and 2cf5e63.

Files selected for processing (7)
  • src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.Configure.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.cs (7 hunks)
  • src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/IMongoContext.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/IMongoDbClient.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoContext.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoDbClient.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/Databases/Mongo/src/MongoVectorDatabase.cs (1 hunks)
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src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/IMongoContext.cs (2)

8-8: The addition of GetCollections method is appropriate for asynchronous operations and follows C# conventions.


9-9: The addition of GetDatabase method is correctly implemented and provides necessary database access.

src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/IMongoDbClient.cs (4)

11-12: The synchronous and asynchronous methods for checking collection existence are well-implemented and follow MongoDB best practices.


13-13: The CreateCollection method is correctly implemented for asynchronous operation, aligning with best practices for database interactions.


14-14: The DropCollectionAsync method is appropriately implemented for asynchronous operations, ensuring proper resource management.


15-16: The methods for retrieving documents and collections are implemented correctly, ensuring efficient data access and manipulation.

Also applies to: 17-17

src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoContext.cs (2)

27-30: The GetDatabase method provides a clean and straightforward way to access the database instance.


32-43: The GetCollections method is implemented correctly, using asynchronous patterns effectively to fetch collection names.

src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoDbClient.cs (4)

61-76: The methods CollectionExistsAsync and CollectionExists are well-implemented, providing both synchronous and asynchronous options for checking the existence of collections.


78-81: The GetCollections method is correctly implemented, effectively leveraging asynchronous programming to fetch collection names.


83-92: The CreateCollection method is implemented correctly, using asynchronous patterns and providing necessary options for collection creation.


94-97: The DropCollectionAsync method is appropriately implemented for asynchronous operations, ensuring proper management of database resources.

src/Databases/Mongo/src/MongoVectorDatabase.cs (1)

12-85: The MongoVectorDatabase class is well-implemented, providing comprehensive functionalities for managing vector collections in MongoDB. It correctly uses asynchronous patterns and integrates well with the MongoDB client.

src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.Configure.cs (1)

106-123: The MongoDB case in the switch statement is correctly implemented, following the established pattern for setting up database environments in tests. It effectively uses MongoDbBuilder to configure and start a MongoDB container.

src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.cs (7)

14-14: Integration of MongoDB test case in CreateAndDeleteCollection_Ok.

This addition ensures MongoDB is included in the integration tests for collection creation and deletion, aligning with the PR objectives to expand database support.


60-60: Integration of MongoDB test case in AddDocuments_Ok.

This ensures MongoDB is tested for document addition functionalities, consistent with the expansion of supported databases.


105-105: Integration of MongoDB test case in AddTexts_Ok.

This addition tests MongoDB's handling of text additions, which is crucial for verifying the behavior of new database integrations.


154-154: Integration of MongoDB test case in DeleteDocuments_Ok.

This ensures MongoDB is tested for document deletion functionalities, maintaining consistency in testing across different database types.


192-192: Integration of MongoDB test case in SimilaritySearch_Ok.

This addition tests MongoDB's capability to perform similarity searches, an essential feature for vector databases.


224-224: Integration of MongoDB test case in SimilaritySearchByVector_Ok.

This ensures MongoDB is tested for vector-based similarity searches, aligning with the functionalities expected from a vector database.


252-252: Integration of MongoDB test case in SimilaritySearchWithScores_Ok.

This addition tests MongoDB's ability to perform similarity searches with scoring, which is crucial for evaluating the effectiveness of the search algorithms in different database contexts.


namespace LangChain.Databases.Mongo.Client;

public class MongoContext : IMongoContext
{
private readonly IMongoDatabase _mongoDatabase;
public readonly IMongoDatabase _mongoDatabase;
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Consider changing _mongoDatabase from public to protected or providing a getter method to encapsulate the database instance better, preventing unintended modifications.

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  • src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.cs

@HavenDV HavenDV enabled auto-merge (rebase) May 31, 2024 02:02
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  • src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.cs (4 hunks)
  • src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoContext.cs (2 hunks)
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  • src/Databases/IntegrationTests/DatabaseTests.cs
  • src/Databases/Mongo/src/Client/MongoContext.cs

@HavenDV HavenDV merged commit b430444 into tryAGI:main May 31, 2024
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