Code Generation Tool

[bobur-khay]

This is a take over of PR: eclipse-thingweb/td-tools#61

The goal is to create a package of a code generation tool that creates a protocol specific code snippet in a chosen library of a programming language and integrate it to the playground.

Taking over the previous PR I could not make it run and had a different vision of the use of AI generation:

• The Bring Your Own Token principal requires the playground of either:

  1. Stroring the token in the local storage which causes security concerns (e.g. XSS)
  2. Making the user pasting their token every time they use the playground which makes them generate new tokens every time or keeping them somewhere

  In both cases the user needs a developer account in their respective LLM provider and has to know how to generate the token which reduces UX imo. Therefore, after discussing this with @egekorkan I implemented another concept where the tool generates a prompt that user can paste in an LLM of their own choice:

  • We do not handle the user tokens
  • The user is not limited in the number of LLM providers that are supported by the tool
  • Reduces the complexity of the package

The tool is inside of this repository for now for testing purposes. Later it can be moved to the td-tools repository.

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[egekorkan]

Initial review based on git diff

• Netlify previews are failing due to dependencies. Not sure how the CI tests are passing if the problem is so basic :D
• For the tests, did you also do tests with a live Thing? like your coffee machine example or http://plugfest.thingweb.io/http-data-schema-thing ?