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rivet-plugin-qdrant

v0.0.2

Published

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Downloads

648

Readme

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Rivet Qdrant Plugin

A plugin to add support for using Qdrant in Rivet.

[!IMPORTANT]
You must use the Node Executor with this plugin.

Using the plugin

In Rivet

To use this plugin in Rivet:

  1. Open the plugins overlay at the top of the screen.
  2. Search for "rivet-plugin-qdrant".
  3. Click the "Install" button to install the plugin in your current project.

In the SDK

  1. Import the plugin and Rivet into your project:

    import * as Rivet from "@ironclad/rivet";
    import RivetPluginQdrant from "rivet-plugin-qdrant";
  2. Initialize the plugin and register the nodes with the globalRivetNodeRegistry:

    Rivet.globalRivetNodeRegistry.registerPlugin(RivetPluginQdrant(Rivet));

    (You may also use your own node registry if you wish, instead of the global one.)

  3. The nodes will now work when run with runGraphInFile or createProcessor.

Configuration

In Rivet

By default, the plugin will attempt to connect to a Qdrant instance at http://localhost:6333. To configure this value, you can open the Settings window, navigate to the Plugins area, and configure the Database URL value. There's also an option to set an optional API key.

In the SDK

Using createProcessor or runGraphInFile, pass in via pluginSettings in RunGraphOptions:

await createProcessor(project, {
  ...etc,
  pluginSettings: {
    qdrant: {
      qdrantUrl: "http://localhost:6333",
    },
  },
});