API Client made in TypeScript to communicate with the Cheshire Cat AI.
The package provides a class to interface with the Cheshire Cat AI backend.
It can be used both in Browser and NodeJS environments.
Every endpoint is a CancelablePromise, which means you can cancel the request if you want.
npm i ccat-api
# OR
yarn add ccat-api
# OR
pnpm i ccat-api
# OR
bun i ccat-apiTo set up the client, you must first import the CatClient class:
import { CatClient } from 'ccat-api'
const cat = new CatClient({
host: 'localhost',
userId: 'user',
//... other settings
})
cat.send('Hello from a user!') // this will send a message to the /ws/user
cat.userId = 'new_user'
cat.send('Hello from a new user!') // this will send a message to the /ws/new_userCCAT_API_KEY, CCAT_CORE_HOST, CCAT_CORE_PORT and CCAT_CORE_USE_SECURE_PROTOCOLS refer to the CCAT Core .env file.
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| host | string | Required | The same of CCAT_CORE_HOST |
| credential | string | undefined | The same of CCAT_API_KEY or the JWT token |
| port | number | 1865 | The same of the CCAT_CORE_PORT |
| secure | boolean | false | The same of the CCAT_CORE_USE_SECURE_PROTOCOLS |
| user | string | 'user' | The user ID to use for the WebSocket and the API client |
| instant | boolean | true | Instantly initialize the WebSocket and the API client, or later with .init() |
| timeout | number | 10000 | Timeout for the endpoints, in milliseconds |
| ws | string | undefined | An object of type WebSocketSettings |
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| retries | number | 3 | The maximum number of retries before calling onFailed |
| delay | number | 3000 | The delay for reconnect, in milliseconds |
| onFailed | function | undefined | The function to call after failing all the retries |
Then, for example, you can configure the LLM like this:
cat.api.llm.upsertLlmSetting('LLMOpenAIConfig', {
openai_api_key: 'OPEN_API_KEY'
})To send a message to the cat, you can:
cat.send('Hello my friend!')You can listen to the WebSocket events:
cat.onConnected(() => {
console.log('Socket connected')
}).onMessage(msg => {
console.log(msg)
}).onError((err, e) => {
console.error(err, e)
}).onDisconnected(() => {
console.log('Socket disconnected')
})For example, you can get the list of plugins like this:
cat.api.plugins.listAvailablePlugins().then(plugins => {
console.log(plugins)
})Made for the Cheshire Cat AI organization.
This was possible thanks to openapi-typescript-codegen.