@veecode-platform/backstage-plugin-vee-backend

Vee Backend

Intro 💡

Vee Backend is a plugin that provisions communication with the APIS of the AI engines, processing the data, creating vectors and managing chats and makes them available to the front-end plugin vee. As a first delivery only one engine is available, the openAI.

Pre-requisites

• Get an updated version of Backstage.
• Have an openai token.

Installation 🔧

If you are using yarn 3.x:

yarn workspace backend add @veecode-platform/backstage-plugin-vee-backend

If you are using other versions:

yarn add --cwd packages/backend @veecode-platform/backstage-plugin-vee-backend

Getting started

Settings in app-config.yaml

We start by configuring the vee in the file app-config.yaml, which is in the root of your project:

vee:
  openai:
    apiBaseUrl: https://api.openai.com/v1
    apiKey: ${OPENAI_API_KEY}
    model: gpt-4o #The desired model, for best results use gpt-4o >
    templateGeneration:
      model: ${CUSTOM_MODEL} <- This model needs to be trained to generate qualified templates.
      catalog: ${TEMPLATE_CATALOG_URL}

You also need to configure the config.d.ts file in the backend: packages > backend > src > config.d.ts:

export interface Config {
    vee?:{
      openai?: {
        apiBaseUrl: string;
        apiKey: string;
        model: string;
        timeout?:string;
        templateGeneration?: {
          model?: string;
          catalog?: string;
        }
      }
    }
}

The next step will be to configure the backend:

⭐ Legacy Backend

Create a file called vee.ts in packages> backend > src > plugins > vee.ts:

import { PluginEnvironment } from '../types';
import { Router } from 'express';
import {createRouter} from '@veecode-platform/backstage-plugin-vee-backend';

export default async function createPlugin({
  logger,
  auth,
  httpAuth,
  httpRouter,
  permissions,
  discovery,
  config
}: PluginEnvironment): Promise<Router> {

  return await createRouter({
  logger,
  auth,
  httpAuth,
  httpRouter,
  permissions,
  discovery,
  config
  });
}

In packages > backend > src > index.ts:

+ import vee from './plugins/vee'
...
async function main() {
  const config = await loadBackendConfig({
    argv: process.argv,
    logger: getRootLogger(),
  });
  const createEnv = makeCreateEnv(config);
...
+ const veeEnv = useHotMemoize(module, () => createEnv('vee'));
...
+ apiRouter.use('/vee', await vee(veeEnv));
...
}

🆕 New Backend

In packages > backend > src > index.ts:

import { createBackend } from '@backstage/backend-defaults';

const backend = createBackend();

backend.add(import('@backstage/plugin-app-backend/alpha'));
backend.add(import('@backstage/plugin-proxy-backend/alpha'));
backend.add(import('@backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend/alpha'));
backend.add(import('@backstage/plugin-techdocs-backend/alpha'));
...

+ backend.add(import('@veecode-platform/backstage-plugin-vee-backend'));

backend.start();

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🤖 Training your AI model

To ensure that the results follow the expected pattern, we need to train with the model used.
Here's how ➡️ click

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🌎 Routes

Method	Path	Endpoint
POST	/submit-repo	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/submit-repo
POST	/chat-analyze-repo	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/chat-analyze-repo
DELETE	/chat-analyze-repo	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/chat-analyze-repo
POST	/clone-repository	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/clone-repository
POST	/partial-clone-repository	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/partial-clone-repository
POST	/submit-template	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/submit-template
POST	/chat-template	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/chat-template
DELETE	/chat-template	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/chat-template
GET	/fixedOptions	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/fixedOptions
GET	/fixedOptions/:fixedOptionsId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/fixedOptions/:fixedOptionsId
POST	/fixedOptions	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/fixedOptions
PATCH	/fixedOptions/:fixedOptionsId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/fixedOptions/:fixedOptionsId
DELETE	/fixedOptions/:fixedOptionsId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/fixedOptions/:fixedOptionsId
GET	/stacks	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/stacks
GET	/stacks/:stackId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/stacks/:stackId
POST	/stacks	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/stacks
PATCH	/stacks/:stackId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/stacks/:stackId
DELETE	/stacks/:stackId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/stacks/:stackId
GET	/plugins	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/plugins
GET	/plugins/:pluginId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/plugins/:pluginId
POST	/plugins	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/plugins
PATCH	/plugins/:pluginId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/plugins/:pluginId
DELETE	/plugins/:pluginId	backendBaseUrl/api/vee/plugins/:pluginId

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🔐 Permissions

The permissions for the first version are broader, less granular and follow the following patternPermissions The permissions for the first version are broader, less granular and follow the following pattern:

Permission	Description
veeReadPermission	Permission to read the Vee plugin
veeAnalyzerReadPermission	Permission for the plugin to analyze code
veeAnalyzerSaveChangesInRepoPermission	Permission to save changes to the repository via pull request
veeAccessSettingsPanelPermission	Permission to access settings
veeGenerateTemplatePermission	Access to the template generation menu
veeSaveTemplatePermission	Permission to save templates
veeManageStacksPermission	Manage stacks (create, edit, delete)
veeManagePluginsPermission	Manage plugins (create, edit, delete)
veeManageFixedOptions	Manage fixed options (create, edit, delete)

💡 To find out more about permissions here

🚨 View Backstage docs to learn how to set up your instance of Backstage to use these permissions.