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giovanni-intechideas opened this issue Apr 9, 2025 · 6 comments

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giovanni-intechideas commented Apr 9, 2025

Examples Request

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Currently, openai-java includes examples of using Assistant API but lacks examples demonstrating how to use streaming and chunking. Adding such examples would help developers understand how to efficiently handle streaming data when working with Assistants.

@giovanni-intechideas giovanni-intechideas changed the title Implement examples about how to use Streaming and Chunk with Assistants Implement examples about how to use Streaming and Chunking with Assistants Apr 16, 2025
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PR welcome

It should be pretty similar to the chat completions

@giovanni-intechideas
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PR welcome

It should be pretty similar to the chat completions

Thank you!

I have developed a proof of concept using Spring Boot. I plan to modify the implementation to align with the coding standards observed in other examples and will submit the pull request accordingly.

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remote: Permission to openai/openai-java.git denied to giovanni-intechideas

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What are you trying to do? I can't really help with just the error message

@giovanni-intechideas
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My apologies.

I created a new branch, and I'm trying to push the branch to create the PR.

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Ah, I don't think that works on GitHub generally, unless you have write access to the repo.

You have to fork the repo, make your changes there, and then create a PR from your fork

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