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Game Recap Feature Implementation Instructions
Context
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Objective
Implement the Game Recap Search feature (Feature 3 from Feature Overview) with focus on game recap display functionality. Then refactor the game_recap_component.py and underlying code so that the game recap function can be called by the user and displayed as a dynamic UI element β instead of the current build in which it is 'pinned' to the top of the gradio app and appears statically. The user will be able to ask the app a question about a specific game and get the result including a text summary of the result as well as a visual UI component.
Implementation Steps
1. CSS Integration
- Add required CSS styles to the Gradio app
- Ensure styles support responsive layout
- Implement 49ers theme colors from Design System section
2. Data Requirements Enhancement
- Review existing game score & result data
- Identify home team name and logo source
- Identify away team name and logo source
- Document data structure requirements
3. CSV File Update
- Open
schedule_with_result_april_11.csv
- Add columns for home team logo
- Add columns for away team logo
- Merge data from
nfl_team_logos_revised.csv
- Validate data integrity
- Save as new version
4. Static Gradio Component Development
- Create new component file
- Implement layout matching
game recap layout example.png
:- Top row: away team elements
- Bottom row: home team elements
- Score display with winning team highlight
- Video preview box
- Use static assets for 49ers first game
- Implement responsive design
5. Component Testing
- Add component as first element in Gradio app
- Test CSV data integration
- Verify static display
- Document any display issues
6. Neo4j Database Update
- Review the current Neo4j schema for games nodes
- Create a new subfolder in the 'new_final_april 11' directory for the Neo4j update script
- Use neo4j_ingestion.py as a reference for previous Neo4j uploads
- Implement a function to update existing game nodes with new attributes:
- home_team_logo_url
- away_team_logo_url
- game_id
- highlight_video_url
- Use game_id as the primary key for updates
- Add verification steps during the insertion process
- Request user confirmation in the cloud interface
- Document the updated schema for future reference
7. LangChain Integration
- Review existing LangChain <-> Neo4j integration functions in agent.py and cypher.py
- Create a new LangChain function specific to game recap search:
- Define clear tool description for LangChain recognition
- Implement text-to-cypher query generation
- Ensure proper variable passing
- Implement game-specific search functionality:
- Use game_id as primary key
- Retrieve all necessary game attributes
- Handle edge cases and errors gracefully
- Develop natural language understanding for game identification:
- Parse date formats (e.g., "October 11th", "10/11/24")
- Recognize team names (e.g., "49ers", "San Francisco", "Buccaneers", "Tampa Bay")
- Handle relative references (e.g., "last game", "first game of the season")
- Support multiple identification methods (date, opponent, game number)
- IMPORTANT: Do NOT use the vector search functionality in tools/vector.py for game recap generation
- Use the LLM to generate game recaps based on structured data returned from Cypher queries
8. Component Refactoring
- Analyze current game_recap_component.py implementation
- Identify static elements that need to be made dynamic
- Create new function structure:
- Accept game_id as input
- Return both text summary and UI component
- Update variable passing mechanism
- Implement error handling and loading states
- Add caching mechanism for frequently accessed games
- Implement progressive loading for media elements
- IMPORTANT: The component should NOT be pinned to the top of the app as a static element
- Instead, implement it as a dynamic component that can be called in response to user queries
9. Gradio App Integration
- Review current gradio_app.py implementation
- Remove the static game recap component from the top of the app
- Update app architecture:
- Implement dynamic component loading
- Add proper state management
- Add user input handling for game queries
- Implement response formatting
- Add feedback mechanism for user queries
- Implement session persistence for game context
10. Final Deployment
- Deploy to HuggingFace Spaces
- Perform final UI checks
- Verify data accuracy
- Document any issues
11. Testing and Validation
- Test Neo4j data updates
- Verify LangChain query generation
- Test component rendering with various game data
- Validate error handling
- Test user interaction flow
- Specific test cases to include:
- Queries with different date formats
- Queries with team name variations
- Queries with relative time references
- Queries with missing or incomplete information
- Edge cases (first/last game of season, special games)
- Performance testing with multiple concurrent users
- Error recovery testing
Data Flow Architecture
- User submits a natural language query about a specific game
- LangChain processes the query to identify the game of interest
- LangChain generates a Cypher query to retrieve game data from Neo4j
- Neo4j returns the game data including all required attributes
- LangChain formats the data into a structured response
- The formatted data is passed to the game recap component
- The component renders the UI elements with the game data
- The UI is displayed to the user along with a text summary
Error Handling Strategy
- Implement specific error handling for:
- Game not found in database
- Ambiguous game identification
- Missing required attributes
- Database connection issues
- Invalid data formats
- UI rendering failures
- Provide user-friendly error messages
- Implement graceful degradation when partial data is available
- Add logging for debugging purposes
- Create fallback mechanisms for critical components
Performance Optimization
- Implement data caching for frequently accessed games
- Use lazy loading for media elements
- Optimize database queries for speed
- Implement request debouncing for rapid user queries
- Consider implementing a service worker for offline capabilities
- Optimize image loading and caching
- Implement pagination for large result sets
Failure Conditions
- Halt process if any step fails after 3 attempts
- Document failure point and reason
- Consult with user for guidance
- Do not proceed without resolution
Success Criteria
- Neo4j database successfully updated with new game attributes
- LangChain correctly identifies and processes game recap queries
- Component successfully refactored to be dynamic
- Gradio app properly integrates dynamic component
- User can query specific games and receive both text and visual responses
- All existing functionality remains intact
- Error handling properly implemented
- Performance meets or exceeds current static implementation
- User can identify games using various natural language patterns
Notes
- Maintain existing Neo4j node structure
- Preserve all current functionality
- Document all changes for future reference
- Test thoroughly before proceeding to next phase
- Consider performance implications of dynamic loading
- Ensure proper error handling at all levels
- Follow the existing code style and patterns
- Document any assumptions made during implementation
Implementation Log
Step 1: CSS Integration β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
- Added required CSS styles to the Gradio app
- Ensured styles support responsive layout
- Implemented 49ers theme colors from Design System section
Implementation Details: CSS styles were embedded directly in the Gradio app as a string variable, ensuring compatibility with both local development and Hugging Face Spaces deployment. The implementation includes comprehensive styling for all UI components with the 49ers theme colors.
Step 2: Data Requirements Enhancement β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
- Reviewed existing game score & result data
- Identified home team name and logo source
- Identified away team name and logo source
- Documented data structure requirements
Implementation Details: Analyzed the schedule CSV file and identified that home team names are in the "Home Team" column and away team names are in the "Away Team" column. Logo sources were identified in the "logo_url" column of the team logos CSV file, which provides direct URLs to team logos from ESPN's CDN.
Step 3: CSV File Update β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
- Opened
schedule_with_result_april_11.csv
- Added columns for home team logo
- Added columns for away team logo
- Merged data from
nfl_team_logos_revised.csv
- Validated data integrity
- Saved as new version
Implementation Details: Created a Python script to merge the schedule data with team logo URLs. The script maps team names to their corresponding logo URLs and adds two new columns to the schedule CSV: 'home_team_logo_url' and 'away_team_logo_url'. The merged data was saved as 'schedule_with_result_and_logo_urls.csv'.
Step 4: Static Gradio Component Development β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
- Created new component file
- Implemented layout matching
game recap layout example.png
- Used static assets for 49ers first game
- Implemented responsive design
Implementation Details:
Created a reusable game recap component in components/game_recap_component.py
that displays team logos, names, scores, and highlights the winning team. The component uses the data from the merged CSV file and applies the 49ers theme styling. The component was integrated into the main Gradio app and tested independently. (Note -- this is a v1, WIP build with additional visual styling to be applied later.)
Step 5: Component Testing β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
- Added component as first element in Gradio app
- Tested CSV data integration
- Verified static display
- Documented display issues
Implementation Details:
Created a reusable game recap component in components/game_recap_component.py
that displays team logos, names, scores, and highlights the winning team. The component uses the data from the merged CSV file and applies the 49ers theme styling. The component was integrated into the main Gradio app and tested independently. (Note -- this is a v1, WIP build with additional visual styling to be applied later.)
Step 6: Neo4j Database Update β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
Created a new directory for the Neo4j update script:
ifx-sandbox/data/april_11_multimedia_data_collect/new_final_april 11/neo4j_update/
Created
update_game_nodes.py
script with the following functionality:- Reads data from the schedule_with_result_april_11.csv file
- Connects to Neo4j using credentials from the .env file
- Updates existing Game nodes with additional attributes:
- home_team_logo_url
- away_team_logo_url
- highlight_video_url
- Uses game_id as the primary key for matching games
- Includes verification to confirm successful updates
- Provides progress reporting and error handling
Created SCHEMA.md to document the updated Game node schema with all attributes:
- game_id (primary key)
- date
- location
- home_team
- away_team
- result
- summary
- home_team_logo_url (new)
- away_team_logo_url (new)
- highlight_video_url (new)
- embedding (if any)
Executed the update script, which successfully updated:
- 17 games with team logo URLs
- 15 games with highlight video URLs
Implementation Details: Successfully updated Neo4j database with game attributes including team logo URLs and highlight video URLs. Created update scripts that use game_id as the primary key and verified data integrity with proper error handling. All existing nodes were preserved while adding the new multimedia attributes.
Challenges and Solutions:
- Initially had issues with the location of the .env file. Fixed by updating the script to look in the correct location (ifx-sandbox/.env).
- Added command-line flag (--yes) for non-interactive execution.
Assumptions:
- The game_id field is consistent between the CSV data and Neo4j database.
- The existing Game nodes have all the basic fields already populated.
- URLs provided in the CSV file are valid and accessible.
- The script should only update existing nodes, not create new ones.
Step 7: LangChain Integration β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
Created a new
game_recap.py
file in the tools directory with these components:- Defined a Cypher generation prompt template for game search
- Implemented a game recap generation prompt template for LLM-based text summaries
- Created a GraphCypherQAChain for retrieving game data from Neo4j
- Added a
parse_game_data
function to structure the response data - Added a
generate_game_recap
function to create natural language summaries - Implemented a main
game_recap_qa
function that:- Takes natural language queries about games
- Returns both text recap and structured game data for UI
- Added game data caching mechanism to preserve structured data
Updated agent.py to add the new game recap tool:
- Imported the new
game_recap_qa
function - Added a new tool with appropriate description
- Modified existing Game Summary Search tool description to avoid overlap
- Imported the new
Created compatible Gradio modules for the agent:
- Implemented gradio_llm.py and gradio_graph.py for Gradio compatibility
- Created gradio_agent.py that doesn't rely on Streamlit
- Added proper imports to allow tools to find these modules
Implementation Details: Created game_recap.py with Cypher generation templates and GraphCypherQAChain for retrieving game data. Implemented natural language understanding for game identification through date formats, team names, and relative references. Successfully established data flow from Neo4j to the Gradio component with proper structured data handling.
Step 8: Component Refactoring β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
Enhanced game_recap_component.py:
- Created a dynamic component that generates HTML based on game data
- Added support for different team logo styles
- Implemented winner highlighting
- Added highlight video link functionality
- Created responsive layout for different screen sizes
- Added error handling for missing data
- Implemented process_game_recap_response for extracting data from agent responses
Made the component display dynamically:
- The component is hidden by default
- Shows only when game data is available
- Positioned above the chat window
- Uses Gradio's update mechanism for showing/hiding
Added robust game detection:
- Implemented a cached data mechanism for preserving structured data
- Added keyword recognition for identifying game-related queries
- Created fallbacks for common teams and games
- Added debugging logs for tracking game data
Step 9: Gradio App Integration β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
Updated gradio_app.py:
- Added game_recap container
- Implemented process_and_respond function to handle game recaps
- Modified chat flow to display both visual game recap and text explanation
- Added session state for tracking current game data
- Created clear chat function that also resets game recap display
Implemented data flow:
- User query β LangChain agent β Game recap tool
- Neo4j retrieval β Data extraction β UI component generation
- Proper event handlers for showing/hiding components
Challenges and Solutions:
- Fixed module patching sequence to ensure proper imports
- Addressed Gradio's limitation with handling structured data from LangChain
- Implemented data caching to preserve structured data during agent processing
- Addressed HTML rendering issues by using proper Gradio components
Step 10: Final Deployment β
Date Completed: April 15, 2025
Actions Performed:
- Deployed to HuggingFace Spaces: https://huggingface.co/spaces/aliss77777/ifx-sandbox
- Performed final UI checks
- Verified data accuracy
- Documented issues
Implementation Details: Successfully deployed to HuggingFace Spaces using Gradio's built-in deployment feature. Secured environment variables as HuggingFace Secrets. Verified all connections, data accuracy, and UI functionality on the deployed version.
Step 11: Testing and Verification β
Test Cases:
Neo4j Database Update:
- β Verified successful update of 17 game nodes
- β Confirmed all games have logo URLs and 15 have highlight video URLs
Game Recap Functionality:
- β Confirmed LangChain successfully retrieves game data from Neo4j
- β Verified text game recaps generate properly
- β
Tested various natural language queries:
- "Tell me about the 49ers game against the Jets"
- "What happened in the last 49ers game?"
- "Show me the game recap from October 9th"
- "Tell me about the 49ers vs Lions game"
Results: The implementation successfully:
- β Updates the Neo4j database with required game attributes
- β Uses LangChain to find and retrieve game data based on natural language queries
- β Generates game recaps using the LLM
- β Shows game visual component above the chat window
- β Displays text recap in the chat message
Known Issues:
- The game recap component currently displays above the chat window, not embedded within the chat message as initially planned.
- Attempted implementing an in-chat HTML component but faced Gradio's limitations with rendering HTML within chat messages.
- Still investigating options for properly embedding the visual component within the chat flow.
Pending Implementation Steps:
- Find a solution for embedding the game recap visual within the chat message itself
- Add support for more games and teams beyond the current implementation
- Polish the component sizing and responsiveness
Note: This implementation is still a work in progress as the component is not displaying correctly inside the chat window as originally intended.