This directory contains Zed editor configurations for developing kiji-proxy.

1. Install Delve (Go debugger):

   go install github.com/go-delve/delve/cmd/dlv@latest

2. Ensure dlv is in your PATH:

   which dlv

Access tasks via the command palette (cmd+shift+p) and type "task" or use cmd+shift+r.

• run kiji-proxy - Run the proxy server directly
• run with electron - Run with Electron UI (equivalent to make electron-dev)

• debug kiji-proxy - Start the debugger server on port 2345
  • After running this task, connect using a DAP client
  • In Zed, you can attach to the process using the debugger panel
  • Set breakpoints in the code before or after connecting

• build kiji-proxy - Compile the binary to bin/kiji-proxy

• test proxy package - Run tests in src/backend/proxy/
• test all backend - Run all backend tests
• vet proxy code - Run go vet on proxy code

1. Run the task: debug kiji-proxy
2. This starts a debug server on localhost:2345
3. Connect your debugger client to port 2345
4. Set breakpoints and debug

1. Run the task: run kiji-proxy
2. Use log statements to debug
3. Check the terminal output

The tasks automatically set these environment variables:

• PROXY_PORT: :8080
• OPENAI_BASE_URL: https://api.openai.com/v1
• DETECTOR_NAME: onnx_model_detector
• DB_ENABLED: false (uses in-memory storage)
• LOG_REQUESTS: true
• LOG_RESPONSES: true
• LOG_PII_CHANGES: true
• LOG_VERBOSE: false

• tasks.json - Task definitions (run, debug, build, test)
• settings.json - Editor settings (Go formatting, LSP config)
• .env - Additional environment variables (create if needed)

go install github.com/go-delve/delve/cmd/dlv@latest
export PATH="$PATH:$(go env GOPATH)/bin"

Ensure tokenizers library is built:

make build-tokenizers

Change PROXY_PORT in the task or kill existing process:

lsof -ti:8080 | xargs kill -9