eLLMental SDK
eLLMental is a Python library for interacting with a custom evaluation API. This library allows you to set an evaluation context, execute evaluations, push test results, and manage search pipelines and test cases.
Installation
Since eLLMental is a private repository, you need to install it from a local path. First clone the repo and then you can install the library using pip from the local path:
pip install /path/to/your/eLLMental
Replace /path/to/your/eLLMental with the actual path to the directory containing setup.py.
Usage
Below is a step-by-step guide on how to use the eLLMental library.
Initialization
First, import the library and create an instance of the eLLMental class with the base URL of your API:
from Ellmental import Ellmental
base_url = "http://your-api-url.com"
authorization_token= "your bearer toke generated by eLLMental"
eLLMental = Ellmental(base_url, authorization_token)
Search pipeline
Listing Search Pipelines
List all available search pipelines:
pipelines = eLLMental.list_search_pipelines()
print(pipelines)
Searching with a Pipeline
Perform a search using a specific pipeline and context:
pipeline_id = "your_pipeline_id"
context_id = "your_context_id"
query = "your_query"
results = pipelines = eLLMental.list_search_pipelines()
.search_pipeline_query(pipeline_id, context_id, query)
print(results)
Evaluations
Setting the Evaluation Context
Set the evaluation context by specifying the test suite ID:
test_suite_id = "your_test_suite_id"
eLLMental.set_evaluation_context(test_suite_id)
Listing Evaluation Cases
List all test cases in the evaluation context:
test_cases = eLLMental.list_evaluation_cases()
print(test_cases)
Starting an Evaluation Execution
Start an evaluation execution:
eLLMental.start_evaluation_execution()
Pushing Evaluation Results
Push the results of a test case:
test_case_id = "your_test_case_id"
test_result = {"some": "result"}
status = "Pass" # or "Failure"
metadata = {"additional": "info"}
response = eLLMental.push_evaluation_result(test_case_id, test_result, status, metadata)
print(response)
Finishing the Evaluation Execution
Finish the evaluation execution:
response = eLLMental.finish_evaluation_execution()
print(response)
Complete evaluation example:
from Ellmental import Ellmental
import json
import time
def main():
eLLMental = eLLMental("http://localhost:4000", "API KEY TOKEN") # init the SDK with your instance URL
eLLMental.set_evaluation_context(2) # init the evaluation context with your evaluation id
test_cases = eLLMental.list_evaluation_cases() # fetch all your evaluation cases
eLLMental.start_evaluation_execution() # start a new evaluation execution
for test_case in test_cases:
test_input = json.loads(test_case["test_query"])
expected_result = int(test_case["expected_results"])
test_result = function_under_test(test_input[0], test_input[1])
status = "Pass" if expected_result == test_result else "Fail"
eLLMental.push_evaluation_result(test_case["id"], test_result, status) # notify the evaluation result
eLLMental.finish_evaluation_execution() # finish the current evaluation execution
def function_under_test(a, b):
time.sleep(2)
return a + b
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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Development
If you are contributing to the SDK after perfom your changes in order to create a new pip package to be installed / released you have to run the following command:
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
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