me.pmatiello/openai-api

This library provides a pure-Clojure wrapper around the OpenAI API, offering various functions for interacting with the API's capabilities. These include text generation, image generation and editing, embeddings, audio generation, transcription and translation, file management, fine-tuning, and content moderation.

Notice: This is not an official OpenAI project nor is it affiliated with OpenAI in any way.

Usage

This library is available on the clojars repository. Refer to the link in the Clojars badge below for instructions on how to add it as a dependency to a Clojure project.

The functions for interacting with the OpenAI API are located in the me.pmatiello.openai-api.api namespace. Documentation for these functions is available in their docstrings.

Refer to the official OpenAI API reference for details about the parameters required for these functions and for their output format.

Calls to the OpenAI API require a config parameter, which can be produced using the me.pmatiello.openai-api.api/config function. A valid OpenAI API key is required as an argument.

Tutorial

As mentioned above, the public interface for this library is present at the me.pmatiello.openai-api.api namespace.

(require '[me.pmatiello.openai-api.api :as openai])

The following code produces the configuration value required by all API calls. A valid API key must be passed as the value after the :api-key keyword.

(def config
  (openai/config :api-key api-key))

Once the config value is ready, it is possible to execute API calls. For instance, the call below retrieves the list of all available models.

(openai/models config)

And the next one retrieves the details of a specific model.

(openai/model "gpt-3.5-turbo" config)

The following call requests a chat completion. In this particular case, the model is prompted to produce a "hello world" program written in Clojure.

(openai/chat
  {:model    "gpt-3.5-turbo"
   :messages [{:role "user" :content "Hello!"}
              {:role "assistant" :content "Hello! How can I assist you today?"}
              {:role "user" :content "Write a hello world program in Clojure."}]}
  config)

More examples are available in the test/repl.clj file.

Development

Information for developing this library.

Running tests

The following command will execute the unit tests:

% clj -X:test

Building

The following command will build a jar file:

% clj -T:build jar

To clean a previous build, run:

% clj -T:build clean

Releasing

Before releasing, update the library version in the build.clj file and include a entry for the release in the changelog.

Make a commit and generate a new tag:

% git commit -a -m "Release: ${VERSION}"
% git tag -a "v${VERSION}" -m "Release: ${VERSION}"
% git push
% git push origin "v${VERSION}" 

To release to clojars, run:

% mvn deploy:deploy-file \
      -Dfile=target/openai-api-${VERSION}.jar \
      -DrepositoryId=clojars \
      -Durl=https://clojars.org/repo \
      -DpomFile=target/classes/META-INF/maven/me.pmatiello/openai-api/pom.xml

Notice that this step requires clojars to be configured as a server in the local ~/.m2/settings.xml file.

Contribution Policy

This software is open-source, but closed to contributions.