A Python client library for Mantium services.
Before you start working with this client, there are a few steps you need to complete. These prerequisites will help ensure that you can seamlessly interact with Mantium's functionalities.
Firstly, you need to sign up for beta access. Visit the Mantium Beta Signup page, fill in the necessary details, and submit your form to request beta access. Once your request has been approved, you'll be granted access to create an account and explore Mantium's extensive range of features.
After creating an account and logging in, your next step is to create an application. Mantium offers a variety of pre-made templates to simplify this process. For example, you might choose the Recipe Management template.
When you create an application from a pre-made template, two key steps will occur:
- You will upload files or connect to a data source such as Notion or Slack. This is where the application will pull content from.
- The content provided by you will be pre-processed, vectorized, and then stored in a Redis vector database.
After performing these steps, you can engage with your data in a meaningful way through the application you've just created.
From your dashboard or main menu, locate and click on the User Profile section.
Within your user profile, there's an option to enable Python Client Access. This step is vital as it unlocks the interface that the client will use to communicate with your application:
Upon enabling API access, Mantium will present a Client ID and Client Secret. These unique identifiers authenticate your client's requests to the Mantium application. Please record them carefully. You will need to use them with the MantiumClient, as shown in the Usage section below.
Use the package manager pip to install this client.
pip install mantium-clientfrom mantium_spec.api.applications_api import ApplicationsApi
from mantium_client.api_client import MantiumClient
client = MantiumClient(client_id=client_id, client_secret=client_secret)
apps_api = ApplicationsApi(client)
# returns a list of applications
apps_api.list_applications()
# returns an application's details
apps_api.get_application_detail(application_id)
# query an application
query_request = {'query': 'What should I have for dinner tonight?'}
return apps_api.query_application(application_id, query_request)Please see the PyPI-hosted mantium-spec package for details on API endpoints available through the ApplicationsApi class.
This is only necessary if you want to develop in this project.
We use poetry for dependency management.
pip install poetry
poetry install --with dev,test --verbose