The project is an unofficial Go client for the OpenAI API. It's actively maintained, with a large user base (6921 stars, 977 forks). The README is comprehensive, providing installation instructions, usage examples, and an FAQ section.
There are 52 open pull requests. Most are feature additions or improvements. Notably:
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create_speech endpoint.Several PRs have been open for over 100 days, indicating potential low priority or unresolved issues.
Recent issues primarily concern new feature implementation and usage, along with some bugs. For example:
Older open issues vary in complexity and resolution status. Recently closed issues were mostly bugs and errors that were promptly resolved.
The project is active and popular, with ongoing feature development and improvements. Some PRs and issues have been open for a long time, suggesting potential challenges in resolution or low priority. The project could benefit from better documentation and error handling.
The recently opened issues for the software project primarily revolve around the implementation and usage of new features, as well as some bugs and errors. Notably, issues #563 and #562, opened 0 days ago, pertain to the usage of ASSISTANTS and Threads, and a validation error for Request body, respectively. Issue #555, opened 2 days ago, highlights a missing "type" field in the new gpt parallel function calling feature. Issue #552, also opened 2 days ago, points out a typo in a field name. Issue #551, opened 3 days ago, suggests the need to add a beta head to the CreateAssistant function. These issues indicate a need for better documentation and error handling, as well as improvements in the codebase to accommodate new features and fix bugs.
The older open issues seem to have remained open due to a variety of reasons, including complexity of the issue, lack of consensus on the solution, or simply being overlooked. For instance, issue #9, opened 825 days ago, discusses the 'omitempty' option of request structs generating incorrect requests when a parameter is 0. Issue #62, opened 276 days ago, discusses the implementation of GPT3 Tokenizer in Go. Issue #66, opened 272 days ago, suggests improvements to the embeddings API. Issue #110, opened 253 days ago, discusses the introduction of generics in a future version. The recently closed issues, such as #556 and #553, were primarily bugs and errors that were promptly addressed and resolved. The common theme among all open and recently closed issues seems to be the need for improvements in the codebase, better error handling, and the implementation of new features.
There are 52 open pull requests. The most recent and actively discussed ones are:
create_speech endpoint. It has received several review comments, including questions about the location of the code and suggestions for improving the tests.The oldest open pull requests are PR #388, PR #391, PR #403, PR #414, PR #440, PR #465, PR #475, and PR #481. These have been open for over 100 days and have received various review comments. Some of these comments suggest changes to the code, while others are discussions about the best way to implement certain features.
There is no information provided about recently closed pull requests.
The most common theme in the pull requests is the addition of new features or support for new APIs. Several of the pull requests also involve refactoring or improving the existing code.
There are concerns about breaking compatibility in PR #557. There are also several discussions about the best way to implement certain features, such as in PR #414 and PR #481.
There are no major uncertainties or anomalies in the pull requests. However, some pull requests have been open for a long time without being merged, which could indicate that they are either low priority or have unresolved issues.
The go-openai project is an unofficial Go client for the OpenAI API, developed by Sasha Baranov. It provides support for OpenAI's ChatGPT, GPT-3, GPT-4, DALL·E 2, and Whisper. The software is written in Go and is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. It is actively maintained, with the last push made in 2023.
The repository is mature and active, with 228 total commits and 3 branches. It has gained popularity with 6921 stars and 977 forks. The repository size is 349kB and there are 52 open issues. The README provides comprehensive instructions on installation, usage, and examples. It also includes badges for Go reference, Go report card, and codecov.
The repository has a few notable aspects. It includes a detailed FAQ section addressing common issues and questions. It also provides a comprehensive list of examples, demonstrating the usage of different features of the API. The README also includes a section on contributing, encouraging community involvement in the project. The project also acknowledges its contributors and sponsors, showing appreciation for their support.