openai

An unofficial Rust library for the OpenAI API.

Currently in alpha

Not yet stable enough to be used in any production applications.

Version 0 -> 1 changes

NEW PLAN: we're scrapping basically everything.

• Instead of accessing all functions as methods on a single structure, functions will be accessed from their own modules.
• "What about authorization?" Functions will access an established environmental variable. This is a bit different from how most libraries do things, but when would someone not want to use environmental variables? I'm sure most people wouldn't mind being forced to do things this way.
• This is a LIBRARY, not a WRAPPER! The goal here isn't to just give some basic wrapper functions for making HTTP requests, it's to "rust-ify" things. We want to create the illusion that the OpenAI API was made in Rust first!
• What is this, C? No, it's Rust! We follow the object-oriented paradigm, not the procedural one. What this mainly means is less create_completion(), more Completion::new()

Examples

You may refer to the tests submodules typically defined in each module for example code. As of writing this, the only complete module is the embeddings module, so here's an example of how to use that:

use openai::{ embeddings::Embedding, models::ModelID };

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    let embedding = Embedding::new(
        ModelID::TextEmbeddingAda002,
        "The food was delicious and the waiter...",
        None,
    ).await.unwrap();

    println!("{}", embedding.vec.first().unwrap()); // prints "0.0023064255"... probably. This is AI, after all
}

The completions module is fairly close to completion. (Get it?)

Once again, you may refer to the tests submodule for example code.

Implementation Progress

█████████░ Models

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██████████ Embeddings

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░░░░░░░░░░ Fine-tunes

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