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import operator
import os
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional
from content_core import ContentCoreConfig, extract_content
from content_core.common import ExtractionOutput
from langchain_core.runnables import RunnableConfig
from langgraph.graph import END, START, StateGraph
from langgraph.types import Send
from loguru import logger
from typing_extensions import Annotated, TypedDict
from open_notebook.ai.models import Model, ModelManager
from open_notebook.domain.content_settings import ContentSettings
from open_notebook.domain.notebook import Asset, Source
from open_notebook.domain.transformation import Transformation
from open_notebook.graphs.transformation import graph as transform_graph
# Preferred languages for YouTube transcript selection. content-core's own
# default is only ["en", "es", "pt"]; we keep the broader list Open Notebook has
# always intended so non-English videos still resolve a transcript.
YOUTUBE_PREFERRED_LANGUAGES = [
"en",
"pt",
"es",
"de",
"nl",
"en-GB",
"fr",
"hi",
"ja",
]
class SourceState(TypedDict):
# Input describing what to extract: url / file_path / content / delete_source.
content_state: Dict[str, Any]
# Result of content-core extraction (does NOT echo url/file_path back).
extraction: ExtractionOutput
apply_transformations: List[Transformation]
source_id: str
notebook_ids: List[str]
source: Source
transformation: Annotated[list, operator.add]
embed: bool
class TransformationState(TypedDict):
source: Source
transformation: Transformation
async def content_process(state: SourceState) -> dict:
content_state: Dict[str, Any] = state["content_state"]
# content-core 2.x takes engine/model overrides via ContentCoreConfig
# (keyword-only), not inside the input dict.
config_kwargs: Dict[str, Any] = {
"youtube_languages": YOUTUBE_PREFERRED_LANGUAGES,
}
# Honor the persisted content-processing engine choices. content-core
# accepts "auto"/"simple"/"firecrawl"/"jina"/"crawl4ai" for URLs and
# "auto"/"docling"/"simple" for documents; falling back to "auto" keeps the
# previous behavior when settings are unset.
try:
settings: ContentSettings = await ContentSettings.get_instance() # type: ignore[assignment]
if settings.default_content_processing_engine_url:
config_kwargs["url_engine"] = settings.default_content_processing_engine_url
if settings.default_content_processing_engine_doc:
config_kwargs["document_engine"] = (
settings.default_content_processing_engine_doc
)
if settings.docling_ocr is not None:
config_kwargs["docling_ocr"] = settings.docling_ocr
except Exception as e:
# Keep the server-side traceback for diagnosing DB/deserialization
# failures while still falling back to defaults (non-fatal).
logger.opt(exception=True).warning(
f"Failed to load content settings, using defaults: {e}"
)
try:
model_manager = ModelManager()
defaults = await model_manager.get_defaults()
if defaults.default_speech_to_text_model:
stt_model = await Model.get(defaults.default_speech_to_text_model)
if stt_model:
config_kwargs["audio_provider"] = stt_model.provider
config_kwargs["audio_model"] = stt_model.name
logger.debug(
f"Using speech-to-text model: {stt_model.provider}/{stt_model.name}"
)
except Exception as e:
logger.warning(f"Failed to retrieve speech-to-text model configuration: {e}")
# Continue without custom audio model (content-core will use its default)
config = ContentCoreConfig(**config_kwargs) if config_kwargs else None
processed = await extract_content(
url=content_state.get("url"),
file_path=content_state.get("file_path"),
content=content_state.get("content"),
config=config,
)
# content-core signals a soft extraction failure (e.g. an unreachable or
# invalid URL, via the bs4 fallback) by returning title="Error" and content
# prefixed with "Failed to extract content:" instead of raising. Detect that
# sentinel and raise so the job is marked failed and the source becomes
# retryable, rather than being saved as a "completed" source whose body is
# the error string.
if processed.title == "Error" and (processed.content or "").startswith(
"Failed to extract content:"
):
raise ValueError(
"Could not extract content from this source. "
"The URL or file may be unreachable, invalid, or in an unsupported format."
)
if not processed.content or not processed.content.strip():
url = content_state.get("url") or ""
if url and ("youtube.com" in url or "youtu.be" in url):
raise ValueError(
"Could not extract content from this YouTube video. "
"No transcript or subtitles are available. "
"Try configuring a Speech-to-Text model in Settings "
"to transcribe the audio instead."
)
raise ValueError(
"Could not extract any text content from this source. "
"The content may be empty, inaccessible, or in an unsupported format."
)
# content-core 2.x no longer deletes the uploaded source file after
# extraction (the delete_source flag it used to honor is gone). Preserve the
# previous auto-delete behavior on our side.
if content_state.get("delete_source") and content_state.get("file_path"):
file_path = content_state["file_path"]
try:
os.unlink(file_path)
except FileNotFoundError:
logger.warning(f"File not found while trying to delete: {file_path}")
except Exception as e:
logger.warning(f"Failed to delete source file {file_path}: {e}")
return {"extraction": processed}
async def save_source(state: SourceState) -> dict:
content_state = state["content_state"]
extraction = state["extraction"]
# Get existing source using the provided source_id
source = await Source.get(state["source_id"])
if not source:
raise ValueError(f"Source with ID {state['source_id']} not found")
# Update the source with processed content. content-core's ExtractionOutput
# does not echo url/file_path back, so carry them from the input state.
source.asset = Asset(
url=content_state.get("url"), file_path=content_state.get("file_path")
)
source.full_text = extraction.content
# Preserve user-set title; only overwrite placeholder or empty titles
if extraction.title and (not source.title or source.title == "Processing..."):
source.title = extraction.title
await source.save()
# NOTE: Notebook associations are created by the API immediately for UI responsiveness
# No need to create them here to avoid duplicate edges
if state["embed"]:
if source.full_text and source.full_text.strip():
logger.debug("Embedding content for vector search")
await source.vectorize()
else:
logger.warning(
f"Source {source.id} has no text content to embed, skipping vectorization"
)
return {"source": source}
def trigger_transformations(state: SourceState, config: RunnableConfig) -> List[Send]:
if len(state["apply_transformations"]) == 0:
return []
to_apply = state["apply_transformations"]
logger.debug(f"Applying transformations {to_apply}")
return [
Send(
"transform_content",
{
"source": state["source"],
"transformation": t,
},
)
for t in to_apply
]
async def transform_content(state: TransformationState) -> Optional[dict]:
source = state["source"]
content = source.full_text
if not content:
return None
transformation: Transformation = state["transformation"]
logger.debug(f"Applying transformation {transformation.name}")
# LangGraph accepts a partial state dict at runtime, but its typed
# overloads require the full state type (langgraph typing limitation).
result = await transform_graph.ainvoke( # type: ignore[call-overload]
dict(input_text=content, transformation=transformation)
)
await source.add_insight(transformation.title, result["output"])
return {
"transformation": [
{
"output": result["output"],
"transformation_name": transformation.name,
}
]
}
# Create and compile the workflow
workflow = StateGraph(SourceState)
# Add nodes
workflow.add_node("content_process", content_process)
workflow.add_node("save_source", save_source)
workflow.add_node("transform_content", transform_content)
# Define the graph edges
workflow.add_edge(START, "content_process")
workflow.add_edge("content_process", "save_source")
workflow.add_conditional_edges(
"save_source", trigger_transformations, ["transform_content"]
)
workflow.add_edge("transform_content", END)
# Compile the graph
source_graph = workflow.compile()