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openai-text-completions

v1.1.16

Published

A global npm package for generating text completions using the OpenAI API

Downloads

52

Readme

openai-text-completions

A Node.js module for interacting with the OpenAI text completion API.

Installation

npm install openai-text-completions

Usage

First, you'll need to obtain an API key from OpenAI. Once you have your key, you can set it using the key command:

openai-text-completions key <your-api-key>

You can then check that your key is valid using the check-key command:

openai-text-completions check-key

To generate text, you can use the generate or generate-from-file commands. The generate command takes a string prompt as its first argument, and the generate-from-file command takes a path to a file containing the prompt as its first argument. Both commands also accept an optional model argument (default: text-davinci-002) and an optional temperature argument (default: 0.5).

Here's an example of using the generate command:

openai-text-completions generate "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."

And here's an example of using the generate-from-file command:

openai-text-completions generate-from-file prompt.txt

License

MIT