Added Ollama4j (Java library) to community integrations #1044
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Added Ollama4j Java library to the list of libraries.
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Nov 8, 2023
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Hi @jmorganca, thank you so much for your efforts in building and constantly updating such a cool piece of software.
I really like Ollama and have been experimenting with it regularly. I also plan to integrate it into many more Java applications.
I noticed there isn't a Java library listed under community integrations, that's why I felt the need to create a Java library for interacting with Ollama's REST APIs, and as a result, I've published Ollama4j as a package and I plan to constantly improve it. This way, others who work with Java can easily interact with the Ollama API.
Thanks again, and keep up the great work!