feat(firebaseai): server prompt chat and function calling#17972
feat(firebaseai): server prompt chat and function calling#17972cynthiajoan wants to merge 15 commits intomainfrom
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This pull request introduces server-side template chat functionality with function calling capabilities to the Firebase AI example app. Key changes include adding FlutterFire configuration, refactoring function calling utilities into a dedicated file, and implementing various chat sessions and UI elements for different function calling scenarios (auto, client override, stream). The core library now includes new TemplateChatSession and TemplateTool related classes, and model request methods have been updated to support these new parameters. Review comments highlight critical null-safety issues in TemplateChatSession.sendMessage and sendMessageStream where _autoFunctions is used without proper null assertion, potentially leading to compile errors or runtime crashes. Additionally, a high-severity bug was found in _serverTemplateUrlContext in server_template_page.dart where a user message is added twice to the UI, causing duplication.
| final shouldAutoExecute = _autoFunctions!.isNotEmpty && | ||
| functionCalls.isNotEmpty && | ||
| functionCalls.every((c) => _autoFunctions.containsKey(c.name)); |
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This line can cause a crash and won't compile as intended.
_autoFunctions!will throw an exception if_autoFunctionsisnull. You should perform a null check first, like_autoFunctions != null._autoFunctions.containsKey(c.name)will cause a compile error because_autoFunctionsis a nullable type (Map?). You need to use the null-assertion operator (!) after the null check.
A safer implementation, consistent with sendMessageStream, would be:
final shouldAutoExecute = _autoFunctions != null &&
_autoFunctions.isNotEmpty &&
functionCalls.isNotEmpty &&
functionCalls.every((c) => _autoFunctions!.containsKey(c.name));| final shouldAutoExecute = _autoFunctions!.isNotEmpty && | |
| functionCalls.isNotEmpty && | |
| functionCalls.every((c) => _autoFunctions.containsKey(c.name)); | |
| final shouldAutoExecute = _autoFunctions != null && | |
| _autoFunctions.isNotEmpty && | |
| functionCalls.isNotEmpty && | |
| functionCalls.every((c) => _autoFunctions!.containsKey(c.name)); |
| final shouldAutoExecute = _autoFunctions != null && | ||
| _autoFunctions.isNotEmpty && | ||
| functionCalls.isNotEmpty && | ||
| functionCalls.every((c) => _autoFunctions.containsKey(c.name)); |
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This will cause a compile error because _autoFunctions is a nullable type (Map?), so you can't call containsKey on it directly. Since you've already checked that _autoFunctions is not null on line 183, you can safely use the null-assertion operator (!).
| functionCalls.every((c) => _autoFunctions.containsKey(c.name)); | |
| functionCalls.every((c) => _autoFunctions!.containsKey(c.name)); |
| await _handleServerTemplateMessage( | ||
| message, | ||
| (message) async { | ||
| _messages.add(MessageData(text: message, fromUser: true)); |
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