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feat(community): Introduce callbacks to IBM Watsonx SDK #7329
feat(community): Introduce callbacks to IBM Watsonx SDK #7329
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* Fixed missing tool_choice in call options of chat (#30) * Add rerank implementation to existing IBM community implementation (#25) Extend existing implementation - rename variables to camelCase - remove default values for model - Update and remove some tests - update urls in documentation, shrink outputs * Add fixes according to review (#32) * Add fixes according to review * Upload config info * Fix notebooks * Fix notebook * Add to sidebar * Show in docs * Fix doc --------- Co-authored-by: jacoblee93 <jacoblee93@gmail.com>
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Think it'd be nicer to map your internal events to our custom events to avoid a developer needing to use two different systems But this is ok, thank you! |
CI is throwing some errors (possibly due to the version bump?)
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This is correct, version bump issue which I somehow did not see. Fixed now. |
Also, I am having troubles understanding what "mapping events to out custom events" means, if you could provide any slice of documentation for that maybe I would be able to understand that a little bit more. Thank you! |
Pass some custom callbacks into your SDK Then use https://js.langchain.com/docs/how_to/callbacks_custom_events/ User then can hook into it via the LangChain system I don't really think it matters much |
Thanks! |
…#7329) Co-authored-by: jacoblee93 <jacoblee93@gmail.com>
This PR introduces callbacks that are passed to our Watsonx sdk