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WalkthroughAdds first-class llama.cpp backend support: new built-in profile, provider constants, parser, converter, discovery order update, and tests. Documentation expands with llama.cpp API, integration guides, configuration examples, and navigation updates. Version metadata and supported backends list updated. Minor docs refresh to profiles README and project README. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant Client
participant Olla as Olla Proxy
participant Router
participant Prof as Profile Registry
participant LCP as llama.cpp Server
Client->>Olla: OpenAI-compatible request (/v1/chat/completions)
Olla->>Router: Resolve route
Router->>Prof: Match profile (llamacpp) by prefix/type
Prof-->>Router: Path indices, upstream URL
Router->>LCP: Forward request (mapped params)
LCP-->>Router: Response (OpenAI-style)
Router-->>Olla: Attach headers (X-Olla-Backend-Type=llamacpp, routing reason)
Olla-->>Client: Response (streaming/non-streaming)
sequenceDiagram
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participant Olla as Olla Discovery
participant Up1 as Ollama
participant Up2 as llama.cpp
participant Up3 as LM Studio
participant Up4 as vLLM
participant Up5 as OpenAI-Compat
Olla->>Up1: Probe
alt Ollama detected
Up1-->>Olla: OK
else Not detected
Olla->>Up2: Probe
alt llama.cpp detected
Up2-->>Olla: OK
else Not detected
Olla->>Up3: Probe
Olla->>Up4: Probe
Olla->>Up5: Probe
end
end
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docs/content/configuration/overview.md (1)
206-206: Consider including primary backends in the example.The endpoint type example now shows
llamacpp,vllm, andopenai, but excludesollamaandlm-studio, which remain primary supported backends. Users may find it helpful to seeollamaincluded in the example, as it's a widely used backend.Consider updating the example to be more representative:
-| **type** | Platform type | `llamacpp`, `vllm`, `openai` (See [integrations](../integrations/overview.md#backend-endpoints)) | +| **type** | Platform type | `ollama`, `llamacpp`, `vllm`, `openai` (See [integrations](../integrations/overview.md#backend-endpoints)) |internal/core/constants/providers_test.go (1)
1-43: Consider using testify assertions for consistency.The test uses plain
t.Errorfcalls, while other test files in the codebase (e.g.,internal/adapter/converter/factory_test.go) use testify assertions. For consistency and better error messages, consider using testify'sassertorrequirepackages.Apply this diff to use testify assertions:
package constants_test import ( "testing" + "github.com/stretchr/testify/assert" "github.com/thushan/olla/internal/core/constants" ) func TestLlamaCppProviderConstants(t *testing.T) { t.Run("provider type constant", func(t *testing.T) { - expected := "llamacpp" - if constants.ProviderTypeLlamaCpp != expected { - t.Errorf("ProviderTypeLlamaCpp: expected %q, got %q", expected, constants.ProviderTypeLlamaCpp) - } + assert.Equal(t, "llamacpp", constants.ProviderTypeLlamaCpp) }) t.Run("display name constant", func(t *testing.T) { - expected := "llama.cpp" - if constants.ProviderDisplayLlamaCpp != expected { - t.Errorf("ProviderDisplayLlamaCpp: expected %q, got %q", expected, constants.ProviderDisplayLlamaCpp) - } + assert.Equal(t, "llama.cpp", constants.ProviderDisplayLlamaCpp) }) t.Run("routing prefix variations", func(t *testing.T) { tests := []struct { name string constant string expected string }{ {"primary prefix", constants.ProviderPrefixLlamaCpp1, "llamacpp"}, {"hyphenated prefix", constants.ProviderPrefixLlamaCpp2, "llama-cpp"}, {"underscored prefix", constants.ProviderPrefixLlamaCpp3, "llama_cpp"}, } for _, tt := range tests { t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { - if tt.constant != tt.expected { - t.Errorf("%s: expected %q, got %q", tt.name, tt.expected, tt.constant) - } + assert.Equal(t, tt.expected, tt.constant) }) } }) }Based on learnings
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Learning: Applies to internal/app/handlers/*.go : Set response headers on proxy responses: `X-Olla-Endpoint`, `X-Olla-Model`, `X-Olla-Backend-Type`, `X-Olla-Request-ID`, `X-Olla-Response-Time`
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Learning: Applies to config/profiles/{ollama,lmstudio,litellm,openai,vllm}.yaml : Provider-specific profiles must reside under `config/profiles/` with the specified filenames
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internal/adapter/registry/profile/parsers.go (1)
internal/core/constants/providers.go (1)
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readme.md (1)
37-38: Please confirm the new image ships with the repoCan you double-check that
assets/diagrams/features.excalidraw.pngis included (and path-cased correctly) in this PR? A missing asset would render a broken image in the README.docs/content/configuration/reference.md (1)
238-238: LGTM! Documentation updated consistently.The addition of
llamacppto the allowed backend types is consistent with the other backend types listed and aligns with the PR's objective to introduce llama.cpp support.docs/content/concepts/profile-system.md (1)
620-623: LGTM! Profile documentation complete with helpful prefix variants.The new profile entries are well-documented. The multiple prefix variants for llamacpp (
llamacpp,llama-cpp,llama_cpp) provide user flexibility, consistent with the LM Studio approach.internal/adapter/discovery/integration_test.go (1)
290-363: LGTM! Comprehensive integration test for llama.cpp platform.The test case thoroughly validates llama.cpp model discovery:
- Correctly asserts type as "llamacpp"
- Enforces GGUF format (standard for llama.cpp)
- Validates publisher extraction from
owned_byfield- Confirms timestamp conversion from Unix
createdtoModifiedAt- Includes recency check for
LastSeenThe test pattern is consistent with other platform tests in the file and provides good coverage of the llama.cpp parser behaviour.
docs/mkdocs.yml (1)
159-159: LGTM! Navigation entries correctly positioned.The llama.cpp documentation entries are properly added to both the Integrations and API Reference sections, consistent with other backend integrations.
internal/adapter/registry/profile/parsers.go (1)
31-32: LGTM! Parser factory correctly extended.The llama.cpp parser registration follows the established pattern and integrates cleanly with the existing parser factory switch statement.
internal/adapter/converter/factory.go (1)
28-28: LGTM! Converter correctly registered.The llama.cpp converter registration follows the established pattern and is properly integrated into the converter factory initialisation.
internal/adapter/filter/integration_test.go (2)
30-30: LGTM! Test expectations correctly updated.The addition of
domain.ProfileLlamaCppto the expected profiles list ensures the filtering tests account for the new built-in profile. This maintains test correctness as the profile count increases.
61-61: LGTM! Consistent test update.The test expectations are correctly updated to include the new llamacpp profile in the filtered results, maintaining consistency with the previous test case.
internal/core/domain/profile.go (1)
6-6: LGTM! Profile constant correctly defined.The
ProfileLlamaCppconstant is properly added to the domain profile identifiers. The naming convention ("llamacpp"as a single word) is consistent with similar single-word profiles like"ollama","lemonade", and"vllm".internal/core/domain/profile_test.go (1)
9-14: LGTM!The test correctly validates the ProfileLlamaCpp constant value. The implementation is straightforward and follows standard testing patterns.
internal/version/version.go (1)
35-35: LGTM!The addition of "llamacpp" to the SupportedBackends slice correctly reflects the new llama.cpp backend support introduced in this PR.
internal/adapter/discovery/http_client.go (1)
97-105: LGTM!The updated discovery order correctly includes llama.cpp in the auto-detection sequence. Placing llama.cpp between Ollama and LM Studio is a sensible choice for the discovery priority.
internal/adapter/registry/profile/factory_test.go (1)
23-28: LGTM!The test correctly expects three built-in profiles, including the new ProfileLlamaCpp. The improved error message that prints the actual profiles list is a helpful debugging enhancement.
docs/content/integrations/overview.md (1)
19-19: LGTM!The llama.cpp backend documentation is comprehensive and well-integrated into the integrations overview. The description appropriately highlights key features such as GGUF model support, slot management, and CPU-first design.
docs/content/getting-started/quickstart.md (3)
119-128: LGTM!The llama.cpp endpoint example is well-documented with an appropriate curl request and model name format (GGUF).
151-155: LGTM!The llama.cpp endpoint configuration is correct, with a sensible priority of 95 placing it between the local Ollama (100) and LM Studio (50) endpoints.
244-244: LGTM!The llama.cpp addition to the backend integrations list correctly reflects the new support introduced in this PR.
internal/core/constants/endpoint.go (1)
7-10: LGTM!The new OpenAI-compatible API path constants are correctly defined and follow Go naming conventions. Centralizing these path definitions is good practice and improves maintainability.
internal/adapter/registry/profile/llamacpp_parser_test.go (1)
590-591: Time assertion may be flaky in CI environments.The hard limit of 100ms could fail on slower CI runners or under load. Consider removing the time assertion or making it advisory-only (e.g., log timing without failing).
// Instead of: assert.Less(t, parseTime, 100*time.Millisecond) // Consider: t.Logf("Parsed %d models in %v", modelCount, parseTime) // Or use a much more generous threshold: assert.Less(t, parseTime, 5*time.Second, "Parsing should complete in reasonable time")internal/adapter/converter/llamacpp_converter.go (1)
1-87: LGTM! Clean converter implementation.The converter follows established patterns, properly leverages the BaseConverter utilities, and maintains backward compatibility through type aliases. The implementation correctly handles model ID resolution with appropriate fallbacks.
internal/adapter/registry/profile/llamacpp.go (1)
1-121: LGTM! Comprehensive data structure definitions.The structures are well-documented, include appropriate JSON tags, and comprehensively model the llama.cpp API responses. The comments clearly indicate which fields are reserved for future enhancements, providing good guidance for future development.
| # Model management (OpenAI-compatible) | ||
| - /v1/models # 4: list models (typically returns single model) | ||
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| # Text generation endpoints | ||
| - /completion # 5: native completion endpoint (llama.cpp format) | ||
| - /v1/completions # 6: OpenAI-compatible completions | ||
| - /v1/chat/completions # 7: OpenAI-compatible chat | ||
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| # Embeddings | ||
| - /embedding # 8: native embedding endpoint | ||
| - /v1/embeddings # 9: OpenAI-compatible embeddings | ||
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| # Tokenisation (llama.cpp-specific) | ||
| - /tokenize # 10: encode text to tokens | ||
| - /detokenize # 11: decode tokens to text | ||
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| # Code completion (llama.cpp-specific) | ||
| - /infill # 12: code infill/completion (FIM support) | ||
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| # Health and system endpoints (disabled) | ||
| # Until Olla aggregates these properly, we disable them as the | ||
| # load balancer will decide endpoint is used instead. | ||
| # We will enable this in the future when Olla supports it. | ||
| #- /health # 0: health check | ||
| #- /props # 1: server properties (model info, context size, etc.) | ||
| #- /slots # 2: slot status (concurrent request tracking) | ||
| #- /metrics # 3: Prometheus metrics | ||
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| model_discovery_path: /v1/models | ||
| health_check_path: /health | ||
| metrics_path: /metrics | ||
| props_path: /props # llama.cpp-specific: runtime configuration | ||
| slots_path: /slots # llama.cpp-specific: concurrency monitoring | ||
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| # Platform characteristics | ||
| characteristics: | ||
| timeout: 5m # Similar to Ollama for large models | ||
| max_concurrent_requests: 4 # Conservative for single-model architecture | ||
| default_priority: 95 # High priority for direct GGUF inference | ||
| streaming_support: true | ||
| single_model_server: true # important: One model per instance | ||
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| # Detection hints for auto-discovery | ||
| detection: | ||
| path_indicators: | ||
| - "/v1/models" | ||
| - "/health" | ||
| - "/slots" | ||
| - "/props" | ||
| default_ports: | ||
| - 8080 | ||
| - 8001 | ||
| response_headers: | ||
| - "Server: llama.cpp" | ||
| server_signatures: | ||
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| # Request/response handling | ||
| request: | ||
| model_field_paths: | ||
| - "model" | ||
| response_format: "llamacpp" | ||
| parsing_rules: | ||
| chat_completions_path: "/v1/chat/completions" | ||
| completions_path: "/v1/completions" | ||
| native_completion_path: "/completion" | ||
| native_embedding_path: "/embedding" | ||
| model_field_name: "model" | ||
| supports_streaming: true | ||
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| # Path indices for specific functions | ||
| path_indices: | ||
| health: 0 | ||
| props: 1 | ||
| slots: 2 | ||
| metrics: 3 | ||
| models: 4 | ||
| native_completion: 5 | ||
| completions: 6 | ||
| chat_completions: 7 | ||
| native_embedding: 8 | ||
| embeddings: 9 | ||
| tokenize: 10 | ||
| detokenize: 11 | ||
| infill: 12 | ||
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Fix path list / index mismatch
The api.paths array no longer contains /health, /props, /slots, or /metrics, yet path_indices still point at those slots (Health=0, Props=1, …) and the health check path is set to /health. At runtime we’ll look up paths[path_indices.health] etc., so the current ordering resolves /v1/models as the health endpoint and the higher indices fall off the end of the slice—expect crashes or the wrong routes being hit the moment this profile is used.
Please either reinstate the system endpoints in api.paths ahead of the OpenAI paths or renumber path_indices to match the trimmed list. Restoring the endpoints keeps the existing index mapping intact:
paths:
- # Model management (OpenAI-compatible)
- - /v1/models # 4: list models (typically returns single model)
+ # Health and system endpoints
+ - /health # 0: health check
+ - /props # 1: server properties (model info, context size, etc.)
+ - /slots # 2: slot status (concurrent request tracking)
+ - /metrics # 3: Prometheus metrics
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+ # Model management (OpenAI-compatible)
+ - /v1/models # 4: list models (typically returns single model)
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- # Health and system endpoints (disabled)
- # Until Olla aggregates these properly, we disable them as the
- # load balancer will decide endpoint is used instead.
- # We will enable this in the future when Olla supports it.
- #- /health # 0: health check
- #- /props # 1: server properties (model info, context size, etc.)
- #- /slots # 2: slot status (concurrent request tracking)
- #- /metrics # 3: Prometheus metricsThis keeps the profile usable immediately and avoids index corruption.
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| # Model management (OpenAI-compatible) | |
| - /v1/models # 4: list models (typically returns single model) | |
| # Text generation endpoints | |
| - /completion # 5: native completion endpoint (llama.cpp format) | |
| - /v1/completions # 6: OpenAI-compatible completions | |
| - /v1/chat/completions # 7: OpenAI-compatible chat | |
| # Embeddings | |
| - /embedding # 8: native embedding endpoint | |
| - /v1/embeddings # 9: OpenAI-compatible embeddings | |
| # Tokenisation (llama.cpp-specific) | |
| - /tokenize # 10: encode text to tokens | |
| - /detokenize # 11: decode tokens to text | |
| # Code completion (llama.cpp-specific) | |
| - /infill # 12: code infill/completion (FIM support) | |
| # Health and system endpoints (disabled) | |
| # Until Olla aggregates these properly, we disable them as the | |
| # load balancer will decide endpoint is used instead. | |
| # We will enable this in the future when Olla supports it. | |
| #- /health # 0: health check | |
| #- /props # 1: server properties (model info, context size, etc.) | |
| #- /slots # 2: slot status (concurrent request tracking) | |
| #- /metrics # 3: Prometheus metrics | |
| model_discovery_path: /v1/models | |
| health_check_path: /health | |
| metrics_path: /metrics | |
| props_path: /props # llama.cpp-specific: runtime configuration | |
| slots_path: /slots # llama.cpp-specific: concurrency monitoring | |
| # Platform characteristics | |
| characteristics: | |
| timeout: 5m # Similar to Ollama for large models | |
| max_concurrent_requests: 4 # Conservative for single-model architecture | |
| default_priority: 95 # High priority for direct GGUF inference | |
| streaming_support: true | |
| single_model_server: true # important: One model per instance | |
| # Detection hints for auto-discovery | |
| detection: | |
| path_indicators: | |
| - "/v1/models" | |
| - "/health" | |
| - "/slots" | |
| - "/props" | |
| default_ports: | |
| - 8080 | |
| - 8001 | |
| response_headers: | |
| - "Server: llama.cpp" | |
| server_signatures: | |
| - "llama.cpp" | |
| # Request/response handling | |
| request: | |
| model_field_paths: | |
| - "model" | |
| response_format: "llamacpp" | |
| parsing_rules: | |
| chat_completions_path: "/v1/chat/completions" | |
| completions_path: "/v1/completions" | |
| native_completion_path: "/completion" | |
| native_embedding_path: "/embedding" | |
| model_field_name: "model" | |
| supports_streaming: true | |
| # Path indices for specific functions | |
| path_indices: | |
| health: 0 | |
| props: 1 | |
| slots: 2 | |
| metrics: 3 | |
| models: 4 | |
| native_completion: 5 | |
| completions: 6 | |
| chat_completions: 7 | |
| native_embedding: 8 | |
| embeddings: 9 | |
| tokenize: 10 | |
| detokenize: 11 | |
| infill: 12 | |
| paths: | |
| # Health and system endpoints | |
| - /health # 0: health check | |
| - /props # 1: server properties (model info, context size, etc.) | |
| - /slots # 2: slot status (concurrent request tracking) | |
| - /metrics # 3: Prometheus metrics | |
| # Model management (OpenAI-compatible) | |
| - /v1/models # 4: list models (typically returns single model) | |
| # Text generation endpoints | |
| - /completion # 5: native completion endpoint (llama.cpp format) | |
| - /v1/completions # 6: OpenAI-compatible completions | |
| - /v1/chat/completions # 7: OpenAI-compatible chat | |
| # Embeddings | |
| - /embedding # 8: native embedding endpoint | |
| - /v1/embeddings # 9: OpenAI-compatible embeddings | |
| # Tokenisation (llama.cpp-specific) | |
| - /tokenize # 10: encode text to tokens | |
| - /detokenize # 11: decode tokens to text | |
| # Code completion (llama.cpp-specific) | |
| - /infill # 12: code infill/completion (FIM support) |
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In config/profiles/llamacpp.yaml around lines 20–105, the api.paths list removed
the system endpoints (/health, /props, /slots, /metrics) but path_indices still
assume those occupy indices 0–3, causing lookups to resolve the wrong routes;
restore the system endpoints into the paths array in positions 0–3 (before
/v1/models and the OpenAI-compatible paths) so path_indices remain correct and
ensure health_check_path, props_path, slots_path and metrics_path reference
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| Base URL: http://localhost:40114/olla/llamacpp | ||
| Alternative: http://localhost:40114/olla/llama-cpp | ||
| Alternative: http://localhost:40114/olla/llama_cpp | ||
| Authentication: Not required (or API key if configured) |
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update the opening fence to include "text" (i.e., change totext) so the
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| data: {"id":"cmpl-llamacpp-abc123","object":"text_completion","created":1704067200,"choices":[{"text":"\n\n","index":0,"logprobs":null,"finish_reason":null}],"model":"llama-3.1-8b-instruct-q4_k_m.gguf"} | ||
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code block showing SSE streaming responses is missing a language identifier
which prevents proper syntax highlighting; update the opening fence to specify a
language (use "text") so it reads text and keep the rest of the block unchanged, ensuring the closing fence remains to apply plain-text
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| <a href="ttps://github.com/ikawrakow/ik_llama.cpp">github.com/gikawrakow/ik_llama.cpp</a> <br/> |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/content/integrations/backend/llamacpp.md at line 14, the anchor tag has
a broken URL (missing the leading "h" in "https://") and the username in the
href is incorrect; update the href to include the full protocol and use the
correct GitHub username to match the displayed text: change the href to
"https://github.com/gikawrakow/ik_llama.cpp" so both the link and display text
are correct and the URL is valid.
| // isKnownOrganization checks if a string matches a known AI model organisation | ||
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The isKnownOrganization function uses strings.Contains for matching, which can produce false positives. For example, "meta" would match "metadata" or "metaverse", and "ai21" would match "email21".
Additionally, the length check (3-20 characters) might filter out valid short organisation names.
Consider using exact matching or word boundary detection:
func isKnownOrganization(s string) bool {
- // Length check: organisations are typically 3-20 characters
- if len(s) < 3 || len(s) > 20 {
+ // Length check: organisations are typically 2-20 characters
+ if len(s) < 2 || len(s) > 20 {
return false
}
- // Check against known organisations (case-insensitive substring match)
+ // Check against known organisations (case-insensitive exact match)
sLower := strings.ToLower(s)
for _, org := range knownOrganizations {
- if strings.Contains(sLower, org) {
+ if sLower == org {
return true
}
}
return false
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internal/adapter/converter/base_converter.go around lines 198-215: the current
isKnownOrganization uses case-insensitive substring matching and a hard 3-20
length check which causes false positives (e.g., "meta" matching "metadata") and
may drop valid short org names; change the matching to either (a)
case-insensitive exact matches against knownOrganizations, or (b)
tokenized/word-boundary matching (split the input on non-alphanumeric characters
and compare tokens case-insensitively) or use a regex with \b boundaries to
avoid substring hits; also relax or remove the rigid minimum length check (or
reduce it to 2) so valid short org names aren’t excluded; keep the function
allocation-efficient by reusing lowered input and comparing against a
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| for _, model := range models { | ||
| require.NotNil(t, model.Details) | ||
| require.NotNil(t, model.Details.Format) | ||
| assert.Equal(t, constants.RecipeGGUF, *model.Details.Format) | ||
| } | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
Add benchmarks for parsing performance.
The coding guidelines require Go benchmarks for critical paths. While the performance test is useful, add complementary benchmarks to measure parsing throughput and identify regressions across model counts.
Add benchmark functions:
func BenchmarkLlamaCppParser_Parse_SingleModel(b *testing.B) {
parser := &llamaCppParser{}
response := `{
"object": "list",
"data": [{
"id": "llama-3.1-8b-instruct-q4_k_m.gguf",
"object": "model",
"created": 1704067200,
"owned_by": "meta-llama"
}]
}`
data := []byte(response)
b.ResetTimer()
for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
_, _ = parser.Parse(data)
}
}
func BenchmarkLlamaCppParser_Parse_MultipleModels(b *testing.B) {
parser := &llamaCppParser{}
// Generate response with multiple models
modelsJSON := ""
for i := 0; i < 50; i++ {
if i > 0 {
modelsJSON += ","
}
modelsJSON += fmt.Sprintf(`{
"id": "model-%d.gguf",
"object": "model",
"created": %d,
"owned_by": "publisher-%d"
}`, i, 1704067200+i, i%5)
}
response := fmt.Sprintf(`{"object": "list", "data": [%s]}`, modelsJSON)
data := []byte(response)
b.ResetTimer()
for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
_, _ = parser.Parse(data)
}
}Based on coding guidelines.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
internal/adapter/registry/profile/llamacpp_parser_test.go around lines 558-602:
add Go benchmark functions for the parser to complement the existing performance
test—create BenchmarkLlamaCppParser_Parse_SingleModel and
BenchmarkLlamaCppParser_Parse_MultipleModels in this test file, instantiate a
llamaCppParser, prepare the JSON response once as []byte (single model and
generated multiple-model payload respectively), call b.ResetTimer() and loop for
i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { _, _ = parser.Parse(data) } to measure throughput without
per-iteration allocations; place them alongside the
TestLlamaCppParser_PerformanceConsiderations so go test -bench will pick them
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The code uses json.Unmarshal on line 24, but the encoding/json package is not imported. This will cause a compilation error.
Add the missing import:
package profile
import (
+ "encoding/json"
"fmt"
"time"
"github.com/thushan/olla/internal/core/constants"
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In internal/adapter/registry/profile/llamacpp_parser.go around lines 1 to 10,
the file calls json.Unmarshal later but forgot to import the encoding/json
package; add "encoding/json" to the import block (grouped with the other stdlib
imports) so the code compiles, then run go build to verify.
This PR introduces back the Llamacpp backend support.
We initially removed this and wanted to bring it back with a management API (for metrics/slots etc) but that's been pushed back for a later release.
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