Convenience functions for wrapping QueryChat creation (i.e., querychat())
and app launching (i.e., querychat_app()).
Usage
querychat(
data_source,
table_name = missing_arg(),
...,
id = NULL,
greeting = NULL,
history = NULL,
client = NULL,
tools = c("filter", "query", "visualize"),
data_description = NULL,
categorical_threshold = 20,
extra_instructions = NULL,
prompt_template = NULL,
data_dict = NULL,
cleanup = NA
)
querychat_app(
data_source,
table_name = missing_arg(),
...,
id = NULL,
greeting = NULL,
client = NULL,
tools = c("filter", "query", "visualize"),
data_description = NULL,
categorical_threshold = 20,
extra_instructions = NULL,
prompt_template = NULL,
data_dict = NULL,
cleanup = NA,
history = NULL
)Arguments
- data_source
Either a data.frame or a database connection (e.g., DBI connection).
- table_name
A string specifying the table name to use in SQL queries.
- ...
Additional arguments (currently unused).
- id
Optional module ID for the QueryChat instance.
- greeting
Optional initial message to display to users.
- history
Conversation history configuration for the generated app. See QueryChat's
$app()method.- client
Optional chat client.
- tools
Which querychat tools to include in the chat client.
- data_description
Optional description of the data.
- categorical_threshold
For text columns, the maximum number of unique values to consider as a categorical variable. Default is 20.
- extra_instructions
Optional additional instructions for the chat model.
- prompt_template
Optional path to or string of a custom prompt template.
- data_dict
Optional data dictionary. A path to a YAML file or a list of paths.
- cleanup
Whether or not to automatically run
$cleanup()when the Shiny session/app stops.
Value
A QueryChat object. See QueryChat for available methods.
Invisibly returns the chat object after the app stops.
