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@webgpt/sdk
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WebGPT SDK is a TypeScript / JavaScript library for interacting with the WebGPT API.
WebGPT SDK is a TypeScript / JavaScript library for interacting with the WebGPT API.
First, install the package:
npm i @webgpt/sdk
Then, you can use the SDK in your code:
import { WebgptSdk } from '@webgpt/sdk';
const webgpt = new WebgptSdk({
apiKey: 'webgpt-sample-token',
});
const { assignment } = await webgpt
.makeAssignment({
idea: `Crocodile zoo`,
language: `en`,
})
.asPromise();
console.info(`Assignment:`, '\n', assignment);
See more usage examples in the /samples directory.
.asObservable()
.asPromise()
The SDK is for our partners.
Token webgpt-sample-token
works only for the sample usage. It behaves like a real token, but it does not create any real assignments or websites, just returns sample data.
If you are interested in using it, please contact us at pavol@webgpt.cz.
FAQs
WebGPT SDK is a TypeScript / JavaScript library for interacting with the WebGPT API.
We found that @webgpt/sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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