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react-native-openai-supabase

v1.0.0

Published

Create Your AI Chat Mobile App in 1 day. A React Native App with Supabase Edge Function and OpenAI GPT.

Downloads

6

Readme

react-native-openai-supabase

Create Your AI Chat Mobile App in 1 day

This repo is a fork from react-native-openai. Several changes are made to the original repo below.

  • API calls to openai were directly called from react-native app in the original repo, which forced the app to include openai API key and it was unsecure. This forked version calls supabase edge function instead and it forwards api calls to API endpoints at Openai.
  • Login logic in UI was changed to call Supabase auth.

The app is only tested on Android Playstore.

Sample App Demo

Set up Supabase Edge Function

  • Check supabase docs for setting up edge function at Supabase8

  • The definition of the edge function can be found at packages/rn-openai-lib/supabase/functions/openai.

  • The edge function above uses Upstash's Redis for rate limiting api calls. Check Upstash doc for setting up.

  • Under packages/rn-openai-lib/supabase/functions/openai, you have to create .env file and it should contain four environment variables below.

    OPENAI_API_KEY=<Openai's api key>
    UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URL="<Upstash's redit rest api url>"
    UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN="<Upstash token for rest apis>"
    SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY="<service key for supabase>"
  • Inside packages/rn-openai-lib/lib/supabase.ts, specify supabaseUrl and supabaseAnonKey. Check doc for details.

    const supabaseUrl = '<supabase project url>';
    const supabaseAnonKey = '<supabase key>';
  • For configuring which edge function to call from this react native app, specifiy the edge function name inside createChatComplete method in packages/rn-openai-lib/src/api/index.ts below.

    export async function createChatComplete({
      messages,
      appType,
    }: CreateChatCompleteParams): Promise<CreateChatCompleteResponse> {
      const { data, error } = await supabase.functions.invoke<ChatCompletion>(
        '<your supabase edge function name>',
        {
          body: { query: JSON.stringify(messages), appType: appType },
        }
      );

Create App

  • App example can be found at /apps.
  1. First, create entries in APP_TYPE and configs inside packages/rn-openai-lib/src/app/config.ts.
  2. Then, copy a directory under /apps.
  3. In apps//app/index.ts, pass your APP_TYPE. to configureApp.
  4. In apps//app.config.js, adjust string 'ai--assistant' and 'com.aiassistant.'.

Set Up RevenueCat

Start App

  • From apps/<your app name> directory, run yarn to install libraries.

    $ yarn

  • To start, run the expo command below. Check doc for details.

    $ npx expo start

Build & Deploy App

  • The app uses Expo's EAS. Check doc for more details. Build the app with the command below.

    eas build --profile production --platform android --clear-cache

  • Submit your app by running the command below.

    eas submit --platform android

  • Follow doc for more details.

Disclaimer

This is not an official ChatGPT library. It's an effort to make it easier to integrate ChatGPT with React Native applications. As such, please treat it as experimental and use it with caution in production :wink:.

Contributing

See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.

Credits

License

MIT

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