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@skyfire-xyz/skyfire-sdk

v0.8.5

Published

## Example Usage

Downloads

233

Readme

Skyfire SDK

Example Usage

Install

npm install @skyfire-xyz/skyfire-sdk

Using the SDK

import { SkyfireClient } from "@skyfire-xyz/skyfire-sdk";

async function main() {
  const client = new SkyfireClient({
    environment: "sandbox",
    apiKey: "your-api-key",
  });
  client.chat
    .createOpenAIChatCompletion({
      messages: [{ content: "what is the sum of 10 + 11?", role: "user" }],
      model: "gpt-4o",
    })
    .then((response) => {
      console.log(response.choices[0].message.content);
    })
    .catch((error) => {
      console.error(error);
    });
}

if (require.main === module) {
  main().then().catch(console.error);
}

Development

Requirements

  • Nodejs (v20+)
  • JDK (brew install openjdk)

Setup

Clone Repo

With Github CLI

gh repo clone skyfire-xyz/skyfire-sdk

With HTTPS

git clone https://github.com/skyfire-xyz/skyfire-sdk.git

Updating TypeScript SDK

  1. Update the skyfire-openapi to latest
yarn update-sdk

Or

yarn update-sdk-local

If you are working on a local version of the openapi. When running local, make sure to build the sky-service project before running the update-sdk-local command.

  1. Update the generated SDK
npm run gen-typescript
  1. Update package version
yarn version --minor
--major            auto-increment major version number
--minor            auto-increment minor version number
--patch            auto-increment patch version number
--premajor         auto-increment premajor version number
--preminor         auto-increment preminor version number
--prepatch         auto-increment prepatch version number
--prerelease       auto-increment prerelease version number
--preid [preid]    add a custom identifier to the prerelease

NOTE: Pre-release versions are published in pull requests so they can be tested

  1. Endpoints that have the same tag (Chat, Toolkit, etc) need no further changes. Skip to Publish. If there are new endpoints using different tags, update client.ts. See /sdks/typescript/client.ts.
  2. Build the SDK
npm run build
  1. Publish the SDK
npm publish

Note: Build and publish is not needed if you are merging the changes to main branch. Github CI will automatically publish new versions.

Testing Typescript SDK

Update ./examples/main.ts with your api key and run the following command.

npx ts-node ./examples/main.ts

Updating Python SDK

  1. Update the skyfire-openapi to latest

Follow the same steps as the TypeScript SDK.

  1. Change the Python SDK version in package.json

Change packageVersion=0.6.3 to the new version.

  1. Update the generated SDK
npm run gen-python
  1. Ensure you have TWINE_USERNAME and TWINE_PASSWORD set in .env.

TWIN_USERNAME is the username of your pypi account. The password is is the API token generated at the API tokens section of your pypi account here.

  1. Publish the SDK
make docker-publish-python

Testing Python SDK

Write your python tests in ./sdks/python/test.py and run the following command. Note: The tests are run using the latest version of the SDK. Make sure you published the SDK before running the tests.

make docker-test-python