CoffeeHouse API Wrapper for Python
This is a very simple API Wrapper for the CoffeeHouse API. Using This Library only supports the V1IVA2.0 CoffeeHouse API which is based from this Documentation
Installation
pip install coffeehouse
or
python setup.py build
python setup.py install
Lydia Example
from coffeehouse.lydia import LydiaAI
# Create the CoffeeHouse API instance
api_key = input("API Key: ")
# Create Lydia instance
lydia = LydiaAI(api_key)
# Create a new chat session (Like a conversation)
session = lydia.create_session()
print("Session ID: {0}".format(session.id))
print("Session Available: {0}".format(str(session.available)))
print("Session Language: {0}".format(str(session.language)))
print("Session Expires: {0}".format(str(session.expires)))
# Talk to the bot!
while True:
output = session.think_thought(input("Input: "))
print("Output: {0}".format(output))
# In the case you want to save the Session ID to reuse the session
# Use lydia to invoke think_thought instead, for example;
#
# while(True):
# output = lydia.think_thought(session.id, input("Input: "))
# print("Output: {0}".format(output))
#
# This is the same effect as above but uses the lydia instance directly.
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