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Simplified LLM configuration

Open platonai opened this issue 8 months ago • 0 comments

To implement the feature where a single configuration key (e.g., DEEPSEEK_KEY) determines whether the Deepseek official API will be used, you can follow these steps:

  1. Add the Configuration Key: Ensure that a configuration item like DEEPSEEK_KEY exists in the application's configuration file or environment variables.

  2. Check the Configuration: Add logic in the application to check if the DEEPSEEK_KEY is present and non-empty. If it is available, configure the application to use the Deepseek API.

  3. Integrate Deepseek API: Add the necessary logic or API client initialization for using Deepseek when the key is present.

Here's an example implementation in Kotlin for a typical configuration setup:

// Fetch the DEEPSEEK_KEY from the environment or configuration
val deepseekKey = System.getenv("DEEPSEEK_KEY") ?: Config.get("DEEPSEEK_KEY")

// Check if the key is available
if (!deepseekKey.isNullOrBlank()) {
    println("Using Deepseek official API.")
    // Initialize Deepseek API client or configuration
    val deepseekApiClient = DeepseekApiClient(deepseekKey)
    // Further logic to use Deepseek API
} else {
    println("Deepseek API is not configured; using default behavior.")
    // Default behavior when the key is not available
}

Steps to Refine Your Code:

  1. Centralize Configuration Handling: Use a dedicated configuration manager or utility class to handle all configuration items.
  2. Error Handling: Ensure proper error handling if the DEEPSEEK_KEY is invalid or the Deepseek API fails.
  3. Testing: Write unit tests to check the behavior with and without the DEEPSEEK_KEY in the configuration.

Would you like me to assist with a specific implementation or further refine this?

platonai avatar Apr 18 '25 06:04 platonai