Implement basic Python layer using litellm and prompty packages #178
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This PR implements a basic, minimalistic, idiomatic Python implementation of PromptPex test generation as requested in the issue. The implementation replaces the Azure OpenAI-specific approach with universal, standard Python packages.
Key Changes
🔄 Replaced Azure OpenAI with litellm
litellm
library supporting 100+ LLM providers📝 Replaced custom parsing with prompty package
prompty
package for standard parsing🎯 Simplified Interface
Implementation Details
Updated Files:
requirements.txt
- Replacedopenai
andazure-identity
withlitellm
andprompty
utils/llm_client.py
- NewLiteLLMClient
class replacingAzureOpenAIClient
utils/file_utils.py
- Updated to use prompty package for parsingcore.py
- Simplified constructor and integrated new LLM clientcli.py
- Updated CLI to use--model
parameter instead of Azure-specific optionsNew Files:
demo.py
- Complete demonstration scriptREADME.md
- Documentation for the new implementationSupported Models
Thanks to litellm integration, now supports:
gpt-4
,gpt-4o-mini
, etc.azure/your-deployment-name
anthropic/claude-3-sonnet
gemini/gemini-pro
ollama/llama2
Usage Example
Testing
The implementation follows the issue requirements: basic, minimalistic, idiomatic Python using standard packages with happy path assumptions.
Fixes #177.
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