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@polymath-ai/host
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This is a library that provides a host implementation for Polymath. It is designed to easily stand up a Polymath host.
There are two concrete implementations of the host:
PolymathPinecone that relies on Pinecone as a backend.
PolymathFile that serves local JSON files.
Both are sub-classes of PolymathHost, which has the following API:
async ask(formData: FormData): Promise<PackedLibraryData>
async queryPacked(args: AskOptions): Promise<PackedLibraryData>
async query(args: AskOptions): Promise<LibraryData>
The ask method is the main entry point for the host. It takes a FormData object and returns a PackedLibraryData object, which can be served right out
as a JSON in HTTP response.
The queryPacked and query methods are convenience methods that take an AskOptions object and return a PackedLibraryData or LibraryData object, respectively. They are most useful for situations where you want to consume host directly in your code, without using HTTP.
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Polymath Host library
We found that @polymath-ai/host demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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