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feature/morph-serve-cache #30

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Describe your changes

This PR addresses issues related to code deprecation and performance improvements.

This pull request introduces the following modifications:

  1. Implementation of morph serve Cache:
  • Introduced caching mechanisms in the morph serve command to enhance performance.
  • Enabled DataFrame preview in the output of morph serve and morph run command.
  1. Refactoring and Removal of Deprecated Files:
  • Eliminated obsolete files and functionalities to streamline the codebase.
  • Refactored existing code to improve maintainability and readability.

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How I Tested These Changes

  • Executed the morph serve command locally to verify the caching and expiring functionality and ensured that responses are returned promptly. i.e., using cached result on second access.
  • Ran the morph serve command locally to ensure the DataFrame preview mechanism is working as expected.
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Additional context

  • These changes aim to enhance user experience by improving the performance and maintainability of the morph serve command.

@oginokairan oginokairan self-assigned this Jan 17, 2025
@oginokairan oginokairan marked this pull request as ready for review January 17, 2025 06:12
@oginokairan oginokairan deleted the feature/morph-serve-cache branch January 17, 2025 06:24
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