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@ainize-team/ainize-js

v1.3.2

Published

A Typescript JS for the Ainize, a system for running AI models on the AI Network.

Downloads

412

Readme

ainize-js

A Typescript JS for the Ainize, a system for running AI models on the AI Network.

Requirements

node >= 16

usage

Install

npm install @ainize-team/ainize-js

yarn install @ainize-team/ainize-js

Import

CHAIN_ID

  • 0: AI Network test net
  • 1: AI Network main net

import Ainize from '@ainize-team/ainize-js'
const ainize = new Ainize(<CHAIN_ID>);

Login

You should login to ainize with AI Network account before deploy the container.

ainize.login(<YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY>);

You can also login using AIN Wallet on the web.

ainize.loginWithSigner();

This feature is supported from AIN Wallet version 2.0.5 or later.

Using model

You can use a model using ainize.getModel(<MODEL_NAME>).

const model = await ainize.getModel(<MODEL_NAME>);

You should deposit AIN to AI model for credit before using model.

await model.chargeCredit(<AMOUNT>);
const balance = await model.getCreditBalance();

If you have enough credit, you can use the model.

const result = await model.request(<REQUEST_DATA>);

Deploy

You can deploy your AI model to ainize. Anyone can use your AI model with AIN token.

CONFIGURATION(JSON)

  • modelName: The name you want to deploying model.
  • billingConfig: Billing configuration required for model usage.
    • depositAddress: The address for receiving AIN deposits.
    • costPerToken: Cost per token for model usage.
    • minCost: Minimum cost.
    • maxCost: Maximum cost. (optional)
const model = await ainize.deploy(<CONFIGURATION>);

You can stop or run your model container. Only model deployer can use this.

model.stop();
model.run();