A demonstration of the Poe protocol using FastAPI
Project description
fastapi_poe
An implementation of the Poe protocol using FastAPI.
Write your own bot
This package can also be used as a base to write your own bot. You can inherit from
PoeBot to make a bot:
import fastapi_poe as fp
class EchoBot(fp.PoeBot):
async def get_response(self, request: fp.QueryRequest):
last_message = request.query[-1].content
yield fp.PartialResponse(text=last_message)
if __name__ == "__main__":
fp.run(EchoBot(), allow_without_key=True)
Now, run your bot using python <filename.py>.
- In a different terminal, run ngrok to make it publicly.
- Use the publicly accessible url to integrate your bot with poe
Enable authentication
Poe servers send requests containing Authorization HTTP header in the format "Bearer <access_key>"; the access key is configured in the bot settings page.
To validate that the request is from the Poe servers, you can either set the environment variable POE_ACCESS_KEY or pass the parameter access_key in the run function like:
if __name__ == "__main__":
fp.run(EchoBot(), access_key=<key>)
Samples
Check out our starter code repository for some examples you can use to get started with bot development.
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