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* chore: Provider Unit Tests (#173)
* chore: added unit tests for core provider. small bugfix on calculate_metrics of provider
* added unit tests and docstring for join chunks
* added unit tests and docstrings for calculate_cost on provider
* added unit tests and docstrings for input_to_string on provider
* added unit tests and docstrings for chat and achat
* added unit tests and docstrings for chat and achat
* chore: cleaned provider unit tests
* chore: separated provider tests into different files. fixed some of its tests
* chore: linted code
* chore: deleted some comments
* chore: linted
* chore: Added Azure Provider Unit Tests (#176)
* chore: added unit tests for azure provider
* chore: added more unit tests and docstrings on azure, removed redundant comments
* chore: added unit tests for generate client on Azure Provider
* chore: separated azure unit tests into separate files. fixed some of its tests.
* chore: linted code
* chore: new line
Signed-off-by: Diogo Goncalves <diogoncalves@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Diogo Goncalves <diogoncalves@users.noreply.github.com>
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* chore: rename action
* feat: added action to run tests on PR
* chore: comments
* fix: fix azure config tests
* chore: style format
* fix: tests workflow
* Feature/prompt management (#200)
* [feat] prompt management
* [feat] testing
* [feat] only one active prompt
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* [bugfix] return empty prompt
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* Update CONTRIBUTING.md
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* Feat/ Use Openai Usage to calculate Cache and Reasoning Costs (#199)
* feat: collects usage from stream and non stream openai calls
* chore: refactored to provider to have a Metrics obj
* feat: calculate_metrics now takes into account cached & reasoning tokens. Prices of openai models updated
* fix: added caching tokens to model config obj
* chore: added integration test for cache and reasoning
* chore: added integration test for usage retrieval when max tokens reached
* chore: uncommented runs from examples/core.py
* fix: bugfix regarding usage on function calling. added a test for this
* chore: merged with develop
* chore: extracted provider data structures to another file
* chore: renamed to private methods some within provider. splitted integration tests into 2 files
* chore: deletion of a todo comment
* chore: update poetry.lock
* chore: specify python versions
* chore: moving langchain integration tests to sdk
* chore: format
* feat: added support for o3-mini and updated o1-mini prices. also updated integration tests to support o3 (#202)
* chore: removed duplicated code; removed duplicated integration tests
* chore: updated github actions to run integration tests
* chore: fixing github actions
* chore: fixing github actions again
* chore: fixing github actions again-x2
* chore: fixing github actions again-x2
* chore: added cache of dependencies to integration-tests in githubaction
* chore: updated integration-tests action to inject github secrets into env
* Feat/bedrock support for Nova models through the ConverseAPI (#207)
* feat: added support for bedrock nova models
* feat: tokens are now read from usage if available to ensure accuracy
* chore: removed duplicated integration tests folder in wrong place
* feat: refactored bedrock provider into being a single file instead of folder
* chore: renamed bedrock to bedrock-converse in examples/core.py
* chore: renamed bedrock in config.yaml
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* Update pyproject.toml
updated llmstudio-tracker version
Signed-off-by: Miguel Neves <61327611+MiNeves00@users.noreply.github.com>
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* chore: updated llmstudio sdk poetry.lock
* Feat/converse support images (#211)
* feat: added converse-api support for images in input. started making an integration test for this.
* chore: added integration test for converse image sending
* chore: send images integration test now also tests for openai
* chore: integration test of send_imgs added async testing
* chore: updated examples core.py to also have send images
* feat: bedrock image input is now same contract as openai
* chore: ChatCompletionLLMstudio print now hides large image bytes for readability
* chore: fixes in the pretty print of ChatCompletionLLMstudio
* chore: small fix in examples/core.py
* fix: test_send_imgs had bug on reading env
* chore: made clean_print optional on chatcompletions; image from url is directly converted to bytes
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* [fix] bump prerelease version in pyproject.toml
* Update pyproject.toml
Signed-off-by: Diogo Goncalves <diogoncalves@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update pyproject.toml
Signed-off-by: Diogo Goncalves <diogoncalves@users.noreply.github.com>
* chore: format
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chat_request=build_chat_request(model, chat_input="Hello, my name is Jason Json", is_stream=False)
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