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Haste171 avatar Haste171 commented on August 27, 2024

1. 📝 Indexing

I'm indexing the files within your repository.

2. 🔎 Searching

I'm searching for relevant snippets in your repository.

I found the following snippets in your repository.

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https://github.com/Haste171/gptzero/blob/d989389a12074656b23f644b40eeb5fb3f245d20/LICENSE#L0-L15

https://github.com/Haste171/gptzero/blob/d989389a12074656b23f644b40eeb5fb3f245d20/LICENSE#L15-L30

https://github.com/Haste171/gptzero/blob/d989389a12074656b23f644b40eeb5fb3f245d20/README.md#L0-L15

gptzero/README.md

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Once you have your API key, you can install the `gptzero` package and use it.
```python
from gptzero import GPTZeroAPI
api_key = 'your_api_key_here' # Your API Key from https://gptzero.me
gptzero_api = GPTZeroAPI(api_key)
```
### Making a text prediction
```python
document = 'Hello world!'
response = gptzero_api.text_predict(document)
print(response)

gptzero/README.md

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print(response)
```
### Making a file prediction
```python
file_path = 'path/to/your/file'
response = gptzero_api.file_predict(file_path)
print(response)
```
## Asynchronous Usage
```python
from gptzero import AsyncGPTZeroAPI
api_key = 'your_api_key_here' # Your API Key from https://gptzero.me
gptzero_api = AsyncGPTZeroAPI(api_key)

3. 🌐 Planning

I'm creating a plan for the discussion and coding steps.

I have created the following workflow as a basis for how the discussion and coding will be derived.

💡 Steps

###

Add aiohttp to requirements.txt

Action: modify
File: requirements.txt
Start Line: 1
End Line: 1

Instructions: Add 'aiohttp' to the list of required packages in the requirements.txt file. This is necessary to use aiohttp for making requests in the package.
Dependencies: []

###
Import aiohttp in api.py

Action: modify
File: gptzero/api.py
Start Line: 1
End Line: 1

Instructions: At the top of the file, add the line 'import aiohttp'. This will allow us to use aiohttp's functionality in this file.
Dependencies: ['Step 1']

###
Replace existing request method with aiohttp

Action: modify
File: gptzero/api.py
Start Line: 2
End Line: 100

Instructions: Identify the existing method used for making HTTP requests. Replace this method with aiohttp's 'aiohttp.ClientSession().get()' or 'aiohttp.ClientSession().post()' methods, depending on the type of request. Ensure to use 'async with' for making requests and 'await' for getting the response. Also, handle exceptions properly to ensure the program doesn't crash when a request fails.
Dependencies: ['Step 2']

###
Test the changes

Action: create
File: tests/test_api.py
Start Line: 1
End Line: 100

Instructions: Create a new file 'tests/test_api.py' for testing the changes made in 'gptzero/api.py'. Write tests to ensure that the aiohttp requests are working as expected. Use a mock server or a testing library like 'aioresponses' to simulate the server responses. Make sure to test all possible scenarios including success, failure, and edge cases.
Dependencies: ['Step 3']

from gptzero.

Haste171 avatar Haste171 commented on August 27, 2024

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Step 1: Add aiohttp to requirements.txt
	Action: modify
	File: requirements.txt
	Start Line: 1
	End Line: 1
	Instructions: Add 'aiohttp' to the list of required packages in the requirements.txt file. This is necessary to use aiohttp for making requests in the package.
	Async Score: 1
	Assigned Agent: AI or User
	Dependencies: []
Step 2: Import aiohttp in api.py
	Action: modify
	File: gptzero/api.py
	Start Line: 1
	End Line: 1
	Instructions: At the top of the file, add the line 'import aiohttp'. This will allow us to use aiohttp's functionality in this file.
	Async Score: 1
	Assigned Agent: AI or User
	Dependencies: ['Step 1']
Step 3: Replace existing request method with aiohttp
	Action: modify
	File: gptzero/api.py
	Start Line: 2
	End Line: 100
	Instructions: Identify the existing method used for making HTTP requests. Replace this method with aiohttp's 'aiohttp.ClientSession().get()' or 'aiohttp.ClientSession().post()' methods, depending on the type of request. Ensure to use 'async with' for making requests and 'await' for getting the response. Also, handle exceptions properly to ensure the program doesn't crash when a request fails.
	Async Score: 10
	Assigned Agent: AI or User
	Dependencies: ['Step 2']
Step 4: Test the changes
	Action: create
	File: tests/test_api.py
	Start Line: 1
	End Line: 100
	Instructions: Create a new file 'tests/test_api.py' for testing the changes made in 'gptzero/api.py'. Write tests to ensure that the aiohttp requests are working as expected. Use a mock server or a testing library like 'aioresponses' to simulate the server responses. Make sure to test all possible scenarios including success, failure, and edge cases.
	Async Score: 10
	Assigned Agent: AI or User
	Dependencies: ['Step 3']

from gptzero.

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