opentool_dart 1.1.0

OpenTool client and server SDK for Dart, providing a JSON Spec Parser.

OpenTool SDK for Dart

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Dart SDK for OpenTool client and server, including OpenTool JSON parser.

Example

1. Run /example/server/main.dart to start an OpenTool Server
2. Run /example/client/main.dart to start an OpenTool Client

Installation

Add the following to your Dart project dependencies:

dependencies:
    opentool_dart: ^1.1.0

Usage

1. Implement the Tool interface:

   class MockTool extends Tool {
     MockUtil mockUtil = MockUtil();
   
     @override
     Future<Map<String, dynamic>> call(String name, Map<String, dynamic>? arguments) async {
       if(name == "count") {
         int count = mockUtil.count();
         return {"count": count};
       } else {
         return FunctionNotSupportedException(functionName: name).toJson();
       }
     }
   
     @override
     Future<OpenTool?> load() async {
       String folder = "${io.Directory.current.path}${io.Platform.pathSeparator}example${io.Platform.pathSeparator}server";
       String fileName = "mock_tool.json";
       String jsonPath = "$folder${io.Platform.pathSeparator}$fileName";
       OpenTool openTool = await OpenToolJsonLoader().loadFromFile(jsonPath);
       return openTool;
     }
   }
   

2. Start the Server:

   Future<void> main() async {
     Tool tool = MockTool();
     Server server = OpenToolServer(tool, "1.0.0", apiKeys: ["6621c8a3-2110-4e6a-9d62-70ccd467e789", "bb31b6a6-1fda-4214-8cd6-b1403842070c"]);
     await server.start();
   }
   

Notes

1. The default port is 9627. Both Client and Server can change the port, just make sure they match.
2. New tools must implement the call method. The load method is optional, but it's recommended to use the OpenTool JSON specification to describe tools. Programmatic creation of the OpenTool object is also supported.