andrewlu0

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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
just added an example implementation in the xlsx viewer for search, but the code is yours to modify and customize. react-xlsx should expose the necessary functions to implement a custom search (by workbook/sheet etc...)
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
added some basic filtering/sort/search support, lmk what you think!
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Hey! Very valid feedback - working on improving the file system component and overall site performance today
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Responded above but the components like the file viewers should not depend on next. Please lmk if it gets pulled when installing via CLI
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
https://github.com/extend-hq/ui
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Thank you! Working on optimizing
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Someone requested web components earlier so let me know if you make that happen!
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Heard the performance feedback will work on it today!
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Hey! Those components are used for the demo site, and shouldn’t ship or get installed when you install the components in the registry. None of the ones in the registry should have next as a dependency, please lmk if otherwise
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
TIL those are called Miller columns !
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Valid feedback a few other comments have mentioned , I’m going to try improving the home page tomorrow
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
We use react-pdf for the viewer which I believe uses pdf JS under the hood We aren’t not trying to reinvent that engine, rather just provide a building block for people to plug in their design system to its controls
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
if you mean our docx viewer/editor specifically its hard to say without manually testing the visual fidelity with Word on some complex docx files you are welcome to try it with your own documents and see, but its just one example we wa
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
it should be much faster on the individual component's page the root page is a bit slow with all the viewers, in practice you probably wont have that many in your app on one page
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
coming back to this now and added it in a few places on the demos - everything below the fold is lazy loaded but i will see what we can do to improve the mobile perf
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
i felt like we couldn't build much on top of react-markdown, which i think is what most people are using
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
we built a library @extend-ai/react-xlsx on top of it that renders the parsed contents onto a canvas testing was mostly manual with a test corpus we generated. its not perfect but its pretty close for most files we've seen
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
nice - did you write a custom parser for PDF/DOCX? we wrote one for XLSX after running into event loop issues with sheet JS
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
thanks! would love to get your feedback i can't promise its visually 1:1 with Word/Excel but its pretty close on the corpus we tested with
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
we'll try to make it more clear on the landing/introduction page!
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
thats fair and definitely something we can try supporting in the future. we started with React because of how familiar models are with shadcn and tailwind we hope this can be useful for people building in React though!
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
hm seems to look ok on mine - is this on the root page?
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
yes - the pdf/docx viewer use react-virtual to virtualize the pages the zoom should work with the bounding box highlights, we're working on adding rotation support
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by andrewlu0 3mo ago
Hi! I'm one of the engineers at Extend that worked on this - one of our other engineers created a Rust XLSX/XLS parser that we ported to WASM to our @extend-ai/react-xlsx package which handles the rendering/charts. It ex
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by andrewlu0 10mo ago
ideally we want people to rate based on quality - but i imagine some of the results are biased rn based on loading time
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Show HN: Turn Office templates into shareable forms(office2form.com)
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How to build a multi-modal knowledge base(dealpage.ai)
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by andrewlu0 3y ago
Nice, we're on Pinecone so maybe we can use this in the future. Could you see any way of integrating this with a token manager like Nango so our end users could integrate their own accounts?
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by andrewlu0 3y ago
Will check this out - it seems like its doing two separate searches where you specify two separate top K values. Curious what the trade offs are between this approach and weighting sparse/dense vectors
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by andrewlu0 3y ago
Glad to hear that! Btw you should be able to configure the chunk size and overlap when you upload through the UI, or when using our /upload API ( https://docs.baseplate.ai/api-reference/documents/upload-doc...

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