Usage - Azure OpenAI

Clojure functions to drive the Azure OpenAI API

Configuration

Add the openai-clojure dependency

deps.edn

net.clojars.wkok/openai-clojure {:mvn/version "0.5.1"}

Leiningen project.clj

[net.clojars.wkok/openai-clojure "0.5.1"]

Authentication

API Key

Set the environment variable AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY to your Azure OpenAI API key.

An API key can be retrieved from your Azure account

Endpoint

Set the environment variable AZURE_OPENAI_API_ENDPOINT to your Azure OpenAPI endpoint, example: https://myendpoint.openai.azure.com

Options

Alternatively the api-key can be passed in the options argument of each api function

(api/create-completion {:model "text-davinci-003"
                        :prompt "Say this is a test"}
                       {:api-key "xxxxx"
                        :impl :azure})

Quickstart

See the full API Reference api documentation for examples of all the supported OpenAI APIs.

Require the api namespace

(:require [wkok.openai-clojure.api :as api])

A simple completion prompt could be:

(api/create-completion {:model "text-davinci-003"
                        :prompt "Say this is a test"
                        :max_tokens 7
                        :temperature 0}
                       {:impl :azure})

Result:

{:id "cmpl-6jY1xInJeGGpzUgsZtkuxDsf5DdBa",
 :object "text_completion",
 :created 1676313593,
 :model "text-davinci-003",
 :choices
 [{:text "\n\nThis is indeed a test",
   :index 0,
   :logprobs nil,
   :finish_reason "length"}],
 :usage {:prompt_tokens 5, :completion_tokens 7, :total_tokens 12}}

Supported Azure OpenAI APIs

Completions

• create-completion

Also see the Azure OpenAI documentation

Embeddings

• create-embedding

Also see the Azure OpenAI documentation