feat:Update README with installation instructions and usage examples

[HavenDV]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated documentation for the maxTokens parameter to clarify its usage.
  • Removed default value for maxTokens, allowing for more flexible API interactions.

• Bug Fixes

  • Streamlined documentation for the MaxTokens property to enhance clarity.

• Documentation

  • Revised OpenAPI specification to reflect changes in the maximum_tokens parameter, requiring explicit value assignment.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the documentation and default parameter values for the maxTokens parameter in the ProcessOpenaiChatCompletionsV1OpenaiChatCompletionsPostResponseCont method and the MaxTokens property in the OpenAIChatCompletionsIn class. The default value of 512 tokens has been removed, requiring explicit assignment. Additionally, the OpenAPI specification reflects this change by removing the default value for the maximum_tokens parameter, indicating that users must now specify this value in their requests.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/libs/DeepInfra/Generated/DeepInfra.DeepInfraApi.OpenaiChatCompletionsV1OpenaiChatCompletionsPost.g.cs src/libs/DeepInfra/Generated/DeepInfra.Models.OpenAIChatCompletionsIn.g.cs	Simplified documentation for maxTokens and MaxTokens. Removed default value of 512, requiring explicit assignment.
src/libs/DeepInfra/openapi.yaml	Removed default value of 512 for maximum_tokens in the OpenAPI specification, requiring explicit definition in requests.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API
    participant Model

    Client->>API: Request with maximum_tokens
    API->>Model: Process request with specified maximum_tokens
    Model-->>API: Return response
    API-->>Client: Send response

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🐰 In the meadow, changes bloom,
Default values now make room.
Tokens counted, clear and bright,
Specify your needs, take flight!
A hop, a skip, a new design,
In code we trust, all will be fine! 🌼

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e1f1b4c and ff9b8de.

Files selected for processing (3)

• src/libs/DeepInfra/Generated/DeepInfra.DeepInfraApi.OpenaiChatCompletionsV1OpenaiChatCompletionsPost.g.cs (2 hunks)
• src/libs/DeepInfra/Generated/DeepInfra.Models.OpenAIChatCompletionsIn.g.cs (1 hunks)
• src/libs/DeepInfra/openapi.yaml (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (4)

src/libs/DeepInfra/Generated/DeepInfra.Models.OpenAIChatCompletionsIn.g.cs (1)

57-60: Verify the impact of removing the default value for MaxTokens.

The comment changes that simplify the documentation are approved.

However, removing the default value of 512 for MaxTokens is a significant change that alters the behavior of the property. It will now require explicit assignment when an instance of the class is created, potentially leading to different usage patterns in the codebase.

This change may break existing code that relies on the default value.

To verify the impact of this change, run the following script:

If any occurrences are found, update the code to explicitly set the MaxTokens property to avoid potential runtime errors.

Verification successful

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No current impact from removing the default value for MaxTokens.

The search did not find any instances of OpenAIChatCompletionsIn being instantiated in the codebase. This suggests that the removal of the default value for MaxTokens does not currently impact the codebase. However, ensure that future instantiations of this class explicitly set MaxTokens to avoid potential issues.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash

# Description: 
# Verify if the removal of the default value for `MaxTokens` breaks existing code.

# Test 1: Search for instantiations of `OpenAIChatCompletionsIn` without setting `MaxTokens`. 
# Expect: No occurrences found.
rg --type cs $'new OpenAIChatCompletionsIn\s*\(\s*\)' -N

# Test 2: Search for instantiations of `OpenAIChatCompletionsIn` with object initializer syntax
# but without setting `MaxTokens`. 
# Expect: No occurrences found.
rg --type cs $'new OpenAIChatCompletionsIn\s*{(?:(?!MaxTokens).)*}' -N

Length of output: 294

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Script:

#!/bin/bash

# Description: 
# Verify if the removal of the default value for `MaxTokens` breaks existing code.

# Test 1: Search for instantiations of `OpenAIChatCompletionsIn` without setting `MaxTokens`. 
# Use a simpler pattern and include context lines for manual verification.
rg --type cs 'new OpenAIChatCompletionsIn' -A 5

Length of output: 49

src/libs/DeepInfra/Generated/DeepInfra.DeepInfraApi.OpenaiChatCompletionsV1OpenaiChatCompletionsPost.g.cs (2)

149-150: LGTM!

The documentation changes for the maxTokens parameter are approved. The new documentation is more concise and focuses on the key information about the token limit.

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191-191: Verify the impact of the default value change.

The default value for the maxTokens parameter has been changed from a fixed integer value of 512 to default. This change may affect how the method is invoked and the behavior of the API when no specific value for maxTokens is provided.

Please ensure that this change is thoroughly tested to confirm that it behaves as expected and does not introduce any unintended consequences.

src/libs/DeepInfra/openapi.yaml (1)

3636-3636: Verify API usage after removing the default value for maximum_tokens.

Removing the default: 512 line means that clients must now explicitly provide a value for maximum_tokens when making requests to the chat completion API. This could lead to breaking changes if any clients were relying on the default value.

Please ensure that all clients are updated to handle this change and provide an explicit maximum_tokens value when necessary.

To verify the API usage, you can run the following script:

The tests search for chat completion API calls in YAML files (like API specs) and client code (Python and JS) to verify that maximum_tokens is being explicitly provided. Ensure there are no occurrences where maximum_tokens is omitted.

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