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dayuan.jiang b0e95a5ef4 refactor(providers): one record per provider, ten name-keyed tables derived from it
Step 2 of the provider refactor plan. lib/providers.ts holds one record per
provider (SDK kind, credential kind, env prefix, default URL, picker group,
notes and base URL hints in four languages, and the short model list of the
six providers that cannot list models). ProviderName is now the record's
key set and lib/types/model-config.ts re-exports the record as PROVIDER_INFO,
so the twelve importers are unchanged.

Derived from the record, under their old names and in their old files:
FIXED_CRED_PROVIDERS, PROVIDER_LOGO_MAP and chatRequestUrl's own-path list
(model-config.ts), SINGLE_SYSTEM_PROVIDERS, PROVIDER_ENV_VARS and
SDK_KNOWS_ENDPOINT (ai-providers.ts), PROVIDER_GROUPS and OPTIONS_OPEN
(provider-setup.ts), NO_KEY_NEEDED (provider-models route).
tests/unit/providers.test.ts freezes the old tables' values and checks the
derived ones against them. The record is written in the picker's order, so
the provider lists in two 'No AI provider configured' messages change order;
those two snapshot rows are the only snapshot change.
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// What the model settings show about providers: the groups of the provider
// picker, and how far a provider's setup has come
import {
PROVIDER_NAMES,
PROVIDERS,
type ProviderGroup as ProviderGroupId,
} from "@/lib/providers"
import {
PROVIDER_INFO,
type ProviderConfig,
type ProviderName,
} from "@/lib/types/model-config"
export type { ProviderGroupId }
/** The provider picker's groups, each provider in exactly one, in record order */
export const PROVIDER_GROUPS: {
id: ProviderGroupId
providers: ProviderName[]
}[] = (["vendors", "aggregators", "cloud", "selfHosted"] as const).map(
(id) => ({
id,
providers: PROVIDER_NAMES.filter((p) => PROVIDERS[p].group === id),
}),
)
/** Shown when the user has no provider yet */
export const POPULAR_PROVIDERS: ProviderName[] = [
"openai",
"anthropic",
"google",
"deepseek",
"openrouter",
"qwen",
]
/** Providers that need something other than a plain API key */
export const PROVIDER_NOTE_KEYS: Partial<Record<ProviderName, string>> = {
bedrock: "noteBedrock",
vertexai: "noteVertex",
azure: "noteAzure",
edgeone: "noteEdgeone",
ollama: "noteOllama",
sglang: "noteSglang",
}
/**
* Providers whose base URL usually needs changing (Azure's default is only
* an example; Ollama's is its cloud, SGLang's a local server) or comes with
* a hint (MiniMax, MiMo): their folded options start open
*/
export const OPTIONS_OPEN: ProviderName[] = PROVIDER_NAMES.filter(
(p) => PROVIDERS[p].optionsOpen,
)
/** The groups with only the providers whose name matches the search */
export function filterProviderGroups(query: string) {
const q = query.trim().toLowerCase()
if (!q) return PROVIDER_GROUPS
return PROVIDER_GROUPS.map((group) => ({
...group,
providers: group.providers.filter(
(p) =>
PROVIDER_INFO[p].label.toLowerCase().includes(q) ||
p.includes(q),
),
})).filter((group) => group.providers.length > 0)
}
/** The credentials a test or a chat request needs are filled in */
export function hasCredentials(p: ProviderConfig): boolean {
switch (p.provider) {
case "bedrock":
return (
(!!p.apiKey ||
(!!p.awsAccessKeyId && !!p.awsSecretAccessKey)) &&
!!p.awsRegion
)
case "vertexai":
return !!p.vertexApiKey
// Its default base URL names no real resource
case "azure":
return (
!!p.apiKey &&
!!p.baseUrl &&
p.baseUrl !== PROVIDER_INFO.azure.defaultBaseUrl
)
case "edgeone":
case "ollama":
return true
default:
return !!p.apiKey
}
}
export type ProviderStatus =
| { kind: "error"; count: number }
| { kind: "incomplete" }
| { kind: "untested"; count: number }
| { kind: "ok"; count: number }
/** The one thing about a provider that most needs the user's attention */
export function providerStatus(p: ProviderConfig): ProviderStatus {
const failed = p.models.filter((m) => m.validated === false).length
if (failed > 0) return { kind: "error", count: failed }
if (!hasCredentials(p) || p.models.length === 0) {
return { kind: "incomplete" }
}
const untested = p.models.filter((m) => m.validated !== true).length
if (untested > 0) return { kind: "untested", count: untested }
return { kind: "ok", count: p.models.length }
}