The Smart QA Service harnesses the power of advanced technologies like Large Language Models (LLM) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to learn from user-customized knowledge bases. It is designed to deliver contextually relevant answers across a broad spectrum of inquiries, ensuring rapid and precise information retrieval. This capability not only enhances user experience but also supports a more efficient knowledge management process.

This project unveils an intuitive web-based administration interface for the Smart QA Service, meticulously designed to empower administrators with full control over the service's configuration and content. This administrative platform serves as the central hub for managing the underlying knowledge base, user interactions, and analytical insights.

Through this web interface, administrators can effortlessly curate and update the knowledge base to ensure the information remains current and relevant. It allows for the easy monitoring of user queries and feedback, enabling continuous improvement of the service based on real-world use.

1. clone project

git clone https://github.com/open-kf/smart-qa-admin.git

2. install dependencies

cd smart-qa-admin
npm install

3. update environment variables

To ensure seamless communication between your client application and the backend service, especially when the server isn't running in the default environment or is configured to use a custom port, you need to specify the base URL of the Smart QA Service API server. This is done by setting the VITE_BASE_URL variable within the .env file to the URL where the server's API is accessible.

# Example: Setting the Smart QA Service API base URL
VITE_BASE_URL=https://smart-qa-service.com

This step is crucial for directing your application to the correct server location, ensuring that all API requests are routed to the appropriate endpoint.

4. start the project

npm run dev

open the browser and visit https://localhost:5277

5. build the project

npm run build

This command triggers the build process defined in your package.json, resulting in a dist directory that contains the optimized version of your application ready for deployment.

6. deploy

You can deploy the built application to any hosting service that supports static file hosting, such as Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages. Simply upload the contents of the dist directory to your chosen hosting provider, and your application will be live and accessible to users.