Class: OllamaChat::FollowChat

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Includes:
Ollama, Ollama::Handlers::Concern, MessageFormat, Utils::ValueFormatter, Term::ANSIColor
Defined in:
lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb

Overview

A class that handles chat responses and manages the flow of conversation between the user and Ollama models.

This class is responsible for processing Ollama API responses, updating message history, displaying formatted output to the terminal, and managing voice synthesis for spoken responses. It acts as a handler for streaming responses and ensures proper formatting and display of both regular content and thinking annotations.

Instance Attribute Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from Utils::ValueFormatter

#format_bytes

Methods included from MessageFormat

#message_type, #talk_annotate, #think_annotate

Constructor Details

#initialize(chat:, messages:, voice: nil, output: STDOUT) ⇒ OllamaChat::FollowChat

Initializes a new instance of OllamaChat::FollowChat.

Parameters:

  • chat (OllamaChat::Chat) —

    The chat object, which represents the conversation context.

  • messages (#to_a) —

    A collection of message objects, representing the conversation history.

  • voice (String) (defaults to: nil) —

    (optional) to speek with if any.

  • output (IO) (defaults to: STDOUT) —

    (optional) The output stream where terminal output should be printed. Defaults to STDOUT.



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 27

def initialize(chat:, messages:, voice: nil, output: STDOUT)
  super(output:)
  @chat        = chat
  @output.sync = true
  @say         = voice ? Handlers::Say.new(voice:) : NOP
  @messages    = messages
  @user        = nil
end

Instance Attribute Details

#messages ⇒ OllamaChat::MessageList<Ollama::Message> (readonly)

Returns the conversation history (an array of message objects).

Returns:



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 40

def messages
  @messages
end

Instance Method Details

#call(response) ⇒ OllamaChat::FollowChat

Invokes the chat flow based on the provided Ollama server response.

The response is expected to be a parsed JSON object containing information about the user input and the assistant’s response.

If the response indicates an assistant message, this method:

1. Ensures that an assistant response exists in the message history (if
   not already present).
2. Updates the last message with the new content and thinking (if
   applicable).
3. Displays the formatted terminal output for the user.
4. Outputs the voice response (if configured).

Regardless of whether an assistant message is present, this method also outputs evaluation statistics (if applicable).

Parameters:

  • response (Ollama::Response) —

    The parsed JSON response from the Ollama server.

Returns:



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 62

def call(response)
  debug_output(response)

  if response&.message&.role == 'assistant'
    ensure_assistant_response_exists
    update_last_message(response)
    if @chat.stream.on?
      display_formatted_terminal_output
    else
      if display_output
        display_formatted_terminal_output
      end
    end
    @say.call(response)
  end

  output_eval_stats(response)

  handle_tool_calls(response)

  self
end

#debug_output(response) ⇒ Object (private)

The debug_output method conditionally outputs the response object using jj when debugging is enabled.

Parameters:

  • response (Object) —

    the response object to be outputted



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 381

def debug_output(response)
  @chat.debug and jj response
end

#display_formatted_terminal_output(output = nil) ⇒ Object (private)

The display_formatted_terminal_output method formats and outputs the terminal content by processing the last message’s content and thinking, then prints it to the output. It handles markdown parsing and annotation based on chat settings, and ensures proper formatting with clear screen and move home commands. The method takes into account whether markdown and thinking modes are enabled to determine how to process and display the content.



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 319

def display_formatted_terminal_output(output = nil)
  output ||= @output
  output.print(*([ clear_screen, move_home, *last_message_with_user ].compact))
end

#display_output ⇒ nil, String (private)

The display_output method shows the last message in the conversation.

This method delegates to the messages object’s show_last method, which displays the most recent non-user message in the conversation history. It is typically used to provide message to the user about the last response from the assistant.

Returns:

  • (nil, String) —

    the pager command or nil if no paging was performed.



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 332

def display_output
  @messages.use_pager do |output|
    if @chat.markdown.on?
      display_formatted_terminal_output(output)
    else
      output.print(*last_message_with_user)
    end
  end
end

#ensure_assistant_response_exists ⇒ Object (private)

The ensure_assistant_response_exists method ensures that the last message in the conversation is from the assistant role.

If the last message is not from an assistant, it adds a new assistant message with empty content and optionally includes thinking content if the chat’s think mode is enabled. It also updates the user display variable to reflect the assistant’s message type and styling.



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 243

def ensure_assistant_response_exists
  if @messages&.last&.role != 'assistant'
    @messages << Message.new(
      role: 'assistant',
      content: '',
      thinking: ('' if @chat.think?)
    )
    @user = message_type(@messages.last.images) + " " +
      bold { color(111) { 'assistant:' } }
  end
end

#eval_stats(response) ⇒ String (private)

The eval_stats method processes response statistics and formats them into a colored, readable string output.

Parameters:

  • response (Object) —

    the response object containing evaluation metrics

Returns:

  • (String) —

    a formatted string with statistical information about the evaluation process including durations, counts, and rates, styled with colors and formatting



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 350

def eval_stats(response)
  eval_duration        = response.eval_duration.to_f / 1e9
  prompt_eval_duration = response.prompt_eval_duration.to_f / 1e9
  stats_text = {
    eval_duration:        Tins::Duration.new(eval_duration),
    eval_count:           response.eval_count.to_i,
    eval_rate:            bold { "%.2f t/s" % (response.eval_count.to_i / eval_duration) } + color(111),
    prompt_eval_duration: Tins::Duration.new(prompt_eval_duration),
    prompt_eval_count:    response.prompt_eval_count.to_i,
    prompt_eval_rate:     bold { "%.2f t/s" % (response.prompt_eval_count.to_i / prompt_eval_duration) } + color(111),
    total_duration:       Tins::Duration.new(response.total_duration / 1e9),
    load_duration:        Tins::Duration.new(response.load_duration / 1e9),
  }.map { _1 * ?= } * ' '
  '📊 ' + color(111) {
    Kramdown::ANSI::Width.wrap(stats_text, percentage: 90).gsub(/(?<!\A)^/, '   ')
  }
end

#handle_tool_calls(response) ⇒ Object (private)

The handle_tool_calls method processes tool calls from a response and executes them.

This method checks if the response contains tool calls, and if so, iterates through each tool call to execute the corresponding tool from the registered tools. The results of the tool execution are stored in the chat’s tool_call_results hash using the tool name as the key.

Parameters:

  • response (Object) —

    the response object containing tool calls to process



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 97

def handle_tool_calls(response)
  return unless response.message.ask_and_send(:tool_calls)

  tools_used = {}

  response.message.tool_calls.each do |tool_call|
    name = tool_call.function.name
    if name =~ %r(/)
      new_name = File.basename(name.to_s)
      msg = "Received namespaced tool call for #{name}, correcting to #{new_name}"
      @chat.log(:warn, msg)
      name = new_name
    end
    unless @chat.tool_configured?(name)
      msg = "Error: Unconfigured tool named %s ignored => Skip.\n" % name
      @chat.tool_call_results[name] = msg
      @chat.log(:error, msg)
      next
    end
    unless @chat.tool_registered?(name)
      msg = "Error: Unregistered tool named %s ignored => Skip.\n" % name
      @chat.tool_call_results[name] = msg
      @chat.log(:error, msg)
      next
    end
    unless @chat.tool_enabled?(name)
      msg = "Error: Disabled tool named %s ignored => Skip.\n" % name
      @chat.tool_call_results[name] = msg
      @chat.log(:error, msg)
      next
    end
    STDOUT.puts
    confirmed = :implicit
    function = JSON.pretty_generate(tool_call.function)
    @chat.log(:info, function)
    if @chat.tool_function(name).require_confirmation?
      prompt = "🔔 I want to execute tool %s\n%s\nConfirm? (y/n) " % [
        bold { name },
        italic { function },
      ]
      prompt.gsub!('%', '%%')
      if @chat.confirm?(prompt:, yes: /y/i)
        confirmed = :explicit
      else
        confirmed = :denied
      end
    else
      STDOUT.puts "Executing tool %s\n%s" % [
        bold { name },
        italic { function },
      ]
    end
    start  = Time.now
    result = nil
    case confirmed
    when :denied
      result = JSON(
        message: 'User denied confirmation!',
        resolve: 'You **MUST** ask the user for instructions on how to proceed!!!',
      )
      STDOUT.printf(
        "\n%s Execution of tool %s denied by user.\n\n", ?🚫, bold { name }
      )
      @chat.log(:warn,"Execution of tool %s was denied by user!" % name)
    else
      symbol = confirmed == :implicit ? '☑️ ' : '✅'
      STDOUT.printf(
        "\n%s Execution of tool %s confirmed.\n\n", symbol, bold { name }
      )
      result = OllamaChat::Tools.registered[name].
        execute(tool_call, chat: @chat)
      if confirmed == :explicit
        @chat.log(:info, "Execution of tool %s was explicitly confirmed." % name)
      else
        @chat.log(:info, "Execution of tool %s was implicitly confirmed." % name)
      end
    end

    @chat.tool_call_results[name] = result

    data    = nil
    message = begin
                 data = JSON.parse(result)
                 @chat.log(:info, JSON.pretty_generate(data))
                 data['message']
               rescue
                 @chat.log(:info, result)
                 nil
               end
    warn =
      begin
        !!data.ask_and_send(:[], 'error') || data.ask_and_send(:[], 'success') == false
      rescue
        false
      end

    tools_used[name] = {
      message:,
      warn:     ,
      size:     format_bytes(result.to_s.size),
      duration: Tins::Duration.new(Time.now - start).to_s,
    }
  end

  if tools_used.full?
    infobar.reset
    tools_used.each do |name, info|
      feedback_message = if info[:message]
                           "\n%s %s\n\n" % [ info[:warn] ? '⚠️' : '💡', info[:message] ]
                         end
      puts <<~EOT.strip, ""
        🔧 Tool functions #{name} returned result (#{info[:size]} in #{info[:duration]}).
        #{feedback_message}
      EOT
      timeout = @chat.tool_function(name).result_display_timeout?
      @chat.confirm?(prompt: '⏎  Press any key to continue (%s). ', timeout:)
    end
  end
end

#last_message_with_user ⇒ Array (private)

The last_message_with_user method constructs a formatted message array by combining user information, newline characters, thinking annotations, and content for display in the terminal output.

Returns:

  • (Array) —

    an array containing the user identifier, newline character, thinking annotation (if present), and content formatted for terminal display



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 303

def last_message_with_user
  content, thinking = prepare_last_message
  if thinking.present?
    [ @user, ?\n, thinking, ?\n, content ]
  else
    [ @user, ?\n, content ]
  end
end

#output_eval_stats(response) ⇒ Object (private)

The output_eval_stats method outputs evaluation statistics to the specified output stream.

Parameters:

  • response (Object) —

    the response object containing evaluation data



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 372

def output_eval_stats(response)
  response.done or return
  @output.puts "", eval_stats(response)
end

#prepare_last_message ⇒ Array<String, String>, Array<String, nil> (private)

The prepare_last_message method processes and formats content and thinking annotations for display.

This method prepares the final content and thinking text by applying appropriate formatting based on the chat’s markdown and think loud settings. It handles parsing of content through Kramdown::ANSI when markdown is enabled, and applies annotation formatting to both content and thinking text according to the chat’s configuration.

Returns:

  • (Array<String, String>) —

    an array containing the processed content and thinking text

  • (Array<String, nil>) —

    an array containing the processed content and nil if thinking is disabled



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 282

def prepare_last_message
  content, thinking = @messages.last.content, @messages.last.thinking
  if @chat.markdown.on?
    content = talk_annotate { truncate_for_terminal @chat.kramdown_ansi_parse(content) }
    if @chat.think?
      thinking = think_annotate { truncate_for_terminal@chat.kramdown_ansi_parse(thinking) }
    end
  else
    content = talk_annotate { content }
    @chat.think? and thinking = think_annotate { thinking }
  end
  return content&.chomp, thinking&.chomp
end

#truncate_for_terminal(text, max_lines: Tins::Terminal.lines) ⇒ String (private)

The truncate_for_terminal method processes text to fit within a specified number of lines.

This method takes a text string and trims it to ensure it doesn’t exceed the maximum number of lines allowed for terminal display. If the text exceeds the limit, only the last N lines are retained where N equals the maximum lines parameter.

Parameters:

  • text (String) —

    the text content to be processed

  • max_lines (Integer) (defaults to: Tins::Terminal.lines) —

    the maximum number of lines allowed (defaults to terminal lines)

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the text truncated to fit within the specified line limit



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 229

def truncate_for_terminal(text, max_lines: Tins::Terminal.lines)
  max_lines = max_lines.clamp(1..)
  lines = text.lines
  return text if lines.size <= max_lines
  lines[-max_lines..-1].join('')
end

#update_last_message(response) ⇒ Object (private)

The update_last_message method appends the content of a response to the last message in the conversation. It also appends thinking content to the last message if thinking is enabled and thinking content is present.

Parameters:

  • response (Object) —

    the response object containing message content and thinking



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# File 'lib/ollama_chat/follow_chat.rb', line 261

def update_last_message(response)
  @messages.last.content << response.message&.content
  if @chat.think? and response_thinking = response.message&.thinking.full?
    @messages.last.thinking << response_thinking
  end
end