Overview

Floom SDK is what connects your app to your AI Pipeline. It allows you to execute AI Pipelines from your code.

Download Floom SDK for your preferred framework:

Python | Node | .NET | Java | Golang | Rust

Or install via package managers:

Python

pip install floom

Node

npm install floomai

.NET

nuget install floom

Java

Add dependency to Maven:

<dependency>
   <groupId>ai.floom</groupId>
   <artifactId>java-sdk</artifactId>
   <version>[version]</version>
</dependency>

💡Replace [version] with the desired version number: i.e. 1.0.2

Golang

go get github.com/FloomAI/FloomSDK-Go

Rust

cargo install floom

Execute your pipeline:

Python

from floom import FloomClient

floom_client = FloomClient()

floom_client.run(
   pipeline="my-first-pipeline", 
   prompt="Your query here"
)

Node

import { FloomClient } from '../FloomClient';

const floomClient = new FloomClient();

const response = await floomClient.run(
   "my-first-pipeline",
   "Your query here",
);

.NET

var floomClient = new FloomClient();

var response = await floomClient.Run(
      pipelineId: "docs-pipeline",
      prompt: "How do I reset the oil alert in my dashboard?"
);

Java

import ai.floom.FloomClient;

FloomClient floomClient = new FloomClient();

FloomResponse response = floomClient.run(
      "my-first-pipeline",
      "Your query here"
);

Golang

import (
   "fmt"
   "github.com/FloomAI/FloomSDK-Go"
)

floomClient := floom.NewFloomClient()

response, err := floomClient.Run(
   "my-first-pipeline", 
   "Your query here"
)

Rust

extern crate floom;

use floom::FloomClient;

let mut floom_client = FloomClient::new();

let response = floom_client.run(
   "my-first-pipeline",
   "Your query here",
);

That's it!

By following these steps, you’ll have Floom integrated and ready to propel your AI development to new heights.