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@winglibs/openai

v0.0.9

Published

OpenAI library for Wing

Downloads

1,477

Readme

openai

An OpenAI library for Winglang.

This is an initial version of this library which currently exposes a very small subset of the OpenAI API.

Prerequisites

Installation

npm i @winglibs/openai

Example

bring cloud;
bring openai;

let key = new cloud.Secret(name: "OAIApiKey");
let oai = new openai.OpenAI(apiKeySecret: key);

new cloud.Function(inflight () => {
  let joke = oai.createCompletion("tell me a short joke", model: "gpt-3.5-turbo", max_tokens: 2048);
  log(joke);
});

When running in a test context, the createCompletion method will return a JSON object which echos the request under the mock key:

bring expect;

test "create completion test" {
  let r = oai.createCompletion("tell me a short joke");
  expect.equal(r, Json.stringify({
    mock: {
      prompt:"tell me a short joke",
      params:{"model":"gpt-3.5-turbo","max_tokens":2048}
    }
  }));
}

Usage

new openai.OpenAI();
  • apiKeySecret - a cloud.Secret with the OpenAI API key (required).
  • orgSecret - a cloud.Secret with the OpenAI organization ID (not required).

You can also specify clear text values through apiKey and org, but make sure not to commit these values to a repository :warning:.

Methods:

  • inflight createCompletion() - requests a completion from a model. Options are model (defaults to gpt-3.5.turbo) and max_tokens (defaults to 2048).

Roadmap

  • [ ] Support the rest of the OpenAI API
  • [ ] Add more examples
  • [ ] Add more tests

Maintainers

License

Licensed under the MIT License.