unofficial_ffm_openai_client
An unofficial Formosa Foundation Model client implementation based on OpenAI and LangChain
Introduction
This is an unofficial Python client implementation for the Formosa Foundation Model public endpoint, compatible with the OpenAI Python client and LangChain. Currently, it only implements the Conversation API and supports the public endpoint. Note that the synchronous API is not yet implemented.
Changelog
- 0.2.1 - [fix] Remove unnecessary import from
chat_completion.py - 0.2.0
- Add a callback for counting token consumption in streaming and non-streaming mode.
- Add json error handling for sync streaming mode.
- Add token consumption info in the result of streaming and non-streaming mode.
- 0.1.3 - Support function calls.
- 0.1.2 - Support embeddings.
Usage
Install using pypi:
pip install unofficial-ffm-openai
You can use it similarly to the original OpenAIChat, with a few different parameters:
from ffm.langchain.language_models.ffm import FfmChatOpenAI
chat_ffm = FfmChatOpenAI(
ffm_endpoint="https://api-ams.twcc.ai/api",
max_tokens=1000,
temperature=0.5,
top_k=50,
top_p=1.0,
frequency_penalty=1.0,
ffm_api_key="your key",
ffm_deployment="ffm-mistral-7b-32k-instruct", # or other model name
streaming=True,
callbacks=callbacks
)
from ffm.embeddings import FFMEmbeddings
embedding = FFMEmbeddings(
base_url="",
api_key="your key")
Callbacks
You cen use the ffm callbacks as using other callbacks such as openai callback, here is the example:
from ffm.langchain.callbacks import get_ffm_callback
with get_ffm_callback() as cb:
...do something using llm...
total_tokens = cb.total_tokens
prompt_tokens = cb.prompt_tokens
completion_tokens = cb.completion_tokens
successful_requests = cb.successful_requests
- Note: Cost calculation has not been done yet but is in progress.
Limitation
Currently, it has only been tested with the following dependencies:
langchain 0.1.20
langchain-community 0.0.38
langchain-core 0.1.52
langchain-openai 0.1.7
langchain-text-splitters 0.0.2
langchainhub 0.1.15
and the OpenAI client:
openai 1.30.1
TODO
- Full implementation for the synchronous API.
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