Examples

Examples

Login

call dbsdk_v1.wx_logoutjob();
call dbsdk_v1.wx_setapikeyforjob('x');
call dbsdk_v1.wx_setprojectidforjob('y');

-- Should return Y
values dbsdk_v1.wx_ShouldGetNewToken();

-- Should return Y
values dbsdk_v1.wx_authenticate();

-- Should return N
values dbsdk_v1.wx_ShouldGetNewToken();

Generate

values dbsdk_v1.wx_generate('Hello world');
values dbsdk_v1.wx_generate('Hello world', model_id => 'ibm/granite-3-8b-instruct');

• model_id corresponds to the model list returned by dbsdk_v1.GetModels().
• watsonx_generate() has a parameters parameter that can be used to control the generation, typically used by advanced users.

values dbsdk_v1.wx_parameters(temperature => 0.5, time_limit => 1000);
values dbsdk_v1.wx_generate('Hello world', parameters => dbsdk_v1.parameters(temperature => 0.5, time_limit => 1000));

Infer

Coming soon.

Model list

Authorisation is not required to get the list of models.

call dbsdk_v1.wx_GetModels();

Installation

To install on IBM i, you need to clone this git repository onto an IBM i. You can do this with the following methods:

1. use git clone on this repo
2. download the repo as a .zip from GitHub and extract it to your IBM i

Once the repo sources are in the IFS, then you can use GNU Make to build the SDK. GNU Make, gmake, is available in yum. Read more on the IBM i OSS docs.

Everything will get built into the watsonx repository.

cd /where/you/extracted/the/repo
gmake