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* Add LangSmith mock client support - Create langsmith_mock_client.py following GCS and Langfuse patterns - Add mock mode detection via LANGSMITH_MOCK environment variable - Intercept LangSmith API calls via AsyncHTTPHandler.post patching - Add verbose logging throughout mock implementation - Update LangsmithLogger to initialize mock client when mock mode enabled - Supports configurable mock latency via LANGSMITH_MOCK_LATENCY_MS * Add Datadog mock client support - Create datadog_mock_client.py following GCS, Langfuse, and LangSmith patterns - Add mock mode detection via DATADOG_MOCK environment variable - Intercept Datadog API calls via AsyncHTTPHandler.post and httpx.Client.post patching - Add verbose logging throughout mock implementation - Update DataDogLogger and DataDogLLMObsLogger to initialize mock client when mock mode enabled - Supports both async and sync logging paths - Supports configurable mock latency via DATADOG_MOCK_LATENCY_MS * refactor: consolidate mock client logic into factory pattern - Create mock_client_factory.py to centralize common mock HTTP client logic - Refactor GCS, Langfuse, LangSmith, and Datadog mock clients to use factory - Improve GET/DELETE mock accuracy for GCS (return valid StandardLoggingPayload) - Fix DELETE mock to return empty body (204 No Content) instead of JSON - Reduce code duplication across integration mock clients * feat: add PostHog mock client support - Create posthog_mock_client.py using factory pattern - Integrate mock client into PostHogLogger with mock mode detection - Add verbose logging for mock mode initialization and batch operations - Enable mock mode via POSTHOG_MOCK environment variable * Add Helicone mock client support - Created helicone_mock_client.py using factory pattern (similar to GCS) - Integrated mock mode detection and initialization in HeliconeLogger - Mock client patches HTTPHandler.post to intercept Helicone API calls - Uses factory pattern for should_use_mock and MockResponse utilities - Custom HTTPHandler.post patching required since HTTPHandler uses self.client.send() * Add mock support for Braintrust integration and extend mock client factory - Add braintrust_mock_client.py with mock HTTP client for Braintrust integration testing - Integrate mock client into BraintrustLogger with mock mode detection - Refactor Helicone mock client to fully utilize factory's HTTPHandler.post patching - Extend mock_client_factory to support patching HTTPHandler.post for sync calls - Enable endpoint-specific mock responses for Braintrust (/project vs /project_logs) - All mock clients now properly handle both async (AsyncHTTPHandler) and sync (HTTPHandler) calls * Fix linter errors: remove unused imports and suppress complexity warning - Remove unused imports from gcs_bucket_mock_client.py (httpx, json, timedelta, Dict, Optional) - Remove unused Callable import from mock_client_factory.py - Add noqa comment to suppress PLR0915 complexity warning for create_mock_client_factory function * Document mock environment variables for PostHog, Helicone, Braintrust, Datadog, and Langsmith integrations - Add POSTHOG_MOCK and POSTHOG_MOCK_LATENCY_MS documentation - Add HELICONE_MOCK and HELICONE_MOCK_LATENCY_MS documentation - Add BRAINTRUST_MOCK and BRAINTRUST_MOCK_LATENCY_MS documentation - Add DATADOG_MOCK and DATADOG_MOCK_LATENCY_MS documentation - Add LANGSMITH_MOCK and LANGSMITH_MOCK_LATENCY_MS documentation All mock env vars follow the same pattern: enable mock mode for integration testing by intercepting API calls and returning mock responses without making actual network calls. * Fix security issue |
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