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First stab at JS-based CLI for Fixie. #247
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For reference, here's the Codeshot fixie-sdk TS feature branch: https://github.com/fixie-ai/fixie-sdk/tree/feature-ts. |
This command took 37 seconds to run, which surprised me:
I think that's just because the service had to spin up, and thus this isn't worth worrying about. |
I used this to make a Help Scout corpus: |
Is there a single command I can run to get corpus status? (e.g. is it ready to query) |
Thanks for the comments - PTAL |
Yep, I'm fixing this. |
Not yet but I will add that to the backend. |
The idea here is to replace the Python-based "fixie" CLI with an npm-based "fixie" CLI, which will allow one to create and manage Sidekicks and Corpora. This way an AI.JSX developer need not have a Python environment set up. It also provides a JS-based FixieClient class for interacting with the Fixie platform APIs programmatically.
This version only has the Corpus-related commands, we will need to port over the logic from the Python-based "fixie deploy" command for AI.JSX Sidekick deployment to JS as well.