OpenAI Driver for Kipchak

This driver uses the openai-php/client package with the Symfony PSR-18 HTTP client by default.

It supports multiple OpenAI connections.

Composer Package

kipchak/driver-openai

Sample Config File:

This config file should be placed in your Kipchak project's config directory, as in the starter project at https://1x.ax/mamluk/kipchak/starter/~files/master/config/kipchak.openai.php.

The config file should look like this (also avalable in sample.config.php):

<?php

use function Kipchak\Core\env;

return [
    'connections' => [
        'default' => [
            'api_key' => env('OPENAI_API_KEY', ''),
            'organization' => env('OPENAI_ORG', ''),
            'project' => env('OPENAI_PROJECT', ''),
            'base_uri' => env('OPENAI_BASE_URI', 'https://api.openai.com/v1'),
            'default_model' => env('OPENAI_DEFAULT_MODEL', 'gpt-4o-mini')
        ]
    ]
];

How to use it?

Install it via composer: composer require kipchak/driver-openai.

Example Usage

// Load the OpenAI driver.
$openai = Kipchak\Driver\OpenAI\OpenAI::get('default'); // default is a connection name defined in the config file.
// Use the $openai client as you would the openai-php client.

$response = $openai->responses()->create([
    'input' => 'Write a haiku about Kipchak.'
]);

The default_model config is automatically applied when calling create or createStream on supported resources. You can still override it by passing a model in the request payload. Use $openai->raw() if you need the underlying OpenAI\Client instance.

Advanced customization

• Provide a client_builder callable in the connection config to override or extend the client setup.

What is a Kipchak Driver?

Kipchak Drivers are used to connect Kipchak to various data sources or storage systems.

They provide a standardized interface for interacting with different data sources, allowing developers to focus on building their applications rather than dealing with the complexities of each data source.

Drivers were introduced as a part of the Kipchak 2.0 release.

Drivers are basically Container Dependencies injected into Kipchak's Service Container.

How do Kipchak Drivers work?

Some Kipchak drivers are wired into the Service Container via a config file (where required).

If applicable, you will find a sample config file in this repository as well as in the starter project at https://1x.ax/mamluk/kipchak/starter.

Each driver defines an implementation of Kipchak's Driver Interface. Where applicable, the dependency may accept a parameter for a specific instance of the driver specified as a config property, for instance, in the case of multiple database connections or S3 buckets.

So you may access the driver by invoking \Mamluk\Kipchak\Driver\Memcached\Memcached::get('cache'), where cache is the name of one of the memcached connection pools specified in the config file.