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@ai-assist/openai-apilyzer

v0.1.13

Published

A CLI tool for downloading data from the OpenAI API to facilitate further analysis of usage.

Downloads

47

Readme

openai-apilyzer

A CLI tool for downloading data from the OpenAI API to facilitate further analysis of usage.

Usage

Prerequisite: Install nodejs 18 lts

npx @ai-assist/openai-apilyzer --authorization '<authorization>' --organization '<organization>'
# downloaded
# written to openai-api-usage-2023-02-28-2023-03-30.csv

The CSV file can then be viewed in Excel.

csv

Options

npx @ai-assist/openai-apilyzer -h
Usage: openai-apilyzer [options]

Options:
  --authorization <authorization>  authorization token
  --organization <organization>    organization id
  --start [start]                  start date, default is 30 days ago (default: "2023-03-14")
  --end [end]                      end date, default is today (default: "2023-04-13")
  --format [format]                json/csv format of output, default is json (default: "csv")
  --output [output]                output file, default is openai-api-usage-{options.start}-{options.end}.{options.format}
  --baseUrl [baseUrl]              base url of openai api (default: "https://api.openai.com")
  --verbose                        verbose output (default: false)
  --userPublicId [userPublicId]    user public id
  -V, --version                    output the version number
  -h, --help                       display help for command

Note that if you are in China or other regions where access to the openai API is not possible, you can use the --baseUrl parameter to specify a mirror address, such as https://openai.ai-assist.moe, which can be deployed to a Cloudflare Worker at zero cost through the open source project openai-proxy.