Hybrid approach: reuse LocalChunker to chunk the DoclingDocument JSON
returned by Serve, so chunking works identically in both local and
remote modes without calling Serve's chunk endpoint.
Backend:
- _build_chunker() always returns LocalChunker (remove engine guard)
- Use docling-core[chunking] extra for required dependencies
- Skip client-side batching in remote mode (Serve manages its own
resources, and batching discards document_json needed for chunking)
- Fix Serve form fields: remove generate_page_images (not a Serve
field), use repeated form keys for to_formats and page_range
- Log Serve error response body on 4xx/5xx for diagnosis
- Fix FastAPI 204 DELETE routes missing response_model=None
Frontend:
- Update chunking feature flag to enable Prepare UI in remote mode
Closes#51
- Add DocumentRepository and AnalysisRepository protocols in domain/ports.py (#128)
- Refactor persistence repos from module functions to SqliteDocumentRepository
and SqliteAnalysisRepository classes
- Inject repos into AnalysisService and new DocumentService class via
constructor, removing direct imports of persistence and infra.settings (#129)
- Move _merge_results, _classify_error, _extract_html_body to domain/services.py (#130)
- Update main.py composition root to build and wire all dependencies
- Switch api/documents.py to Depends pattern matching api/analyses.py
- Update all tests to use injected mocks instead of module-level patches
Closes#128, closes#129, closes#130
Replace hardcoded 5 MB upload limit with a configurable setting.
Backend exposes the value via /api/health, frontend reads it
dynamically for validation and UI messages.
Closes#48
Prevents PyTorch/Docling pipeline crashes on HF Spaces CPU by:
- Reducing max file size from 50 MB to 5 MB
- Adding configurable MAX_PAGE_COUNT setting (env var, default unlimited)
- Increasing conversion timeout from 600s to 900s
- Adding frontend upload validation with explicit error messages
- Exposing maxPageCount via /api/health for dynamic UI hints
Adapt test expectations to external changes: upload returns 200,
ValueError yields 400, and schemas now accept both snake_case and
camelCase via AliasChoices.
Read uploaded files in fixed-size chunks instead of a single file.read()
to reduce peak memory pressure. Also enforces the size limit during
streaming so oversized payloads are rejected before fully buffered.
All endpoint functions, lifespan context manager, and get_connection now
have explicit return types. Upload endpoint returns 201 Created instead
of 200 to follow REST conventions.
Replace broad `except Exception` with specific types (FileNotFoundError,
PermissionError, OSError) so errors are properly categorized in logs.
Users reporting bugs will get actionable messages instead of generic ones.
