xytext 1.0.1

API Wrapper for Xytext - LLM Interfaces for Production.

xytext

xytext is a Python client library for interacting with the Xytext API. It offers a simple way to send requests to the Xytext API and handle responses effectively. This package is designed to integrate Xytext API functionalities into Python applications.

Installation

Install xytext using pip:

pip install xytext

Usage

To use xytext, you must have your Xytext API credentials: FUNC_ID, STAGE, and AUTH_TOKEN. These credentials are necessary to authenticate your requests.

Example

from xytext import Xytext, XytextResponse

def example_usage():
    func_id = "your_func_id"
    stage = "your_stage"
    auth_token = "your_auth_token"

    xt = Xytext(func_id, stage, auth_token)
    try:
        response = xt.invoke("Your input text here")
        print(response.result)
    except Exception as e:
        print("Error:", str(e))

example_usage()

API Reference

Xytext

This is the primary class used to interact with the Xytext API.

Constructor

Xytext(func_id, stage, auth_token)

Parameters:

func_id (String) The function ID for the Xytext API.

stage (String) The stage of the API environment ("staging", "prod").

auth_token (String) Your authorization token for the Xytext API.

Methods

invoke(input_text) Sends a request to the Xytext API.

Parameters:

input_text (String) The text input for the API.

Returns: An instance of XytextResponse.

XytextResponse

This class represents the response received from the Xytext API.

Properties raw_response The complete response from the API as a Python dictionary.

success Boolean indicating if the API request was successful.

message A message from the API, typically containing error details if any.

usage Details about the usage of the API for this call.

call_id A unique identifier for the API call.

result The content returned by the API, either as a Python object or a string.

Additional Information

Keep your API credentials secure. Avoid exposing them in client-side code. Utilize environment variables to safeguard your auth token. Properly handle API responses and exceptions in your application to ensure robustness.