The RelationalAI Software Development Kit for Julia

The RelationalAI (RAI) SDK for Julia enables developers to access the RAI REST APIs from Julia.

• You can find RelationalAI Julia SDK documentation at https://docs.relational.ai/rkgms/sdk/julia-sdk
• You can find RelationalAI product documentation at https://docs.relational.ai
• You can learn more about RelationalAI at https://relational.ai

The package can be installed from source using the Julia REPL, through the package manager.

julia> using Pkg; Pkg.add("RAI")

or

] add RAI

In order to run the examples you will need to create an SDK config file. The default location for the file is $HOME/.rai/config and the file should include the following:

Sample configuration using OAuth client credentials:

[default]
host = azure.relationalai.com
client_id = <your client_id>
client_secret = <your client secret>

# the following are all optional, with default values shown
# port = 443
# scheme = https
# client_credentials_url = https://login.relationalai.com/oauth/token

Client credentials can be created using the RAI console at https://console.relationalai.com/login

You can copy config.spec from the root of this repo and modify as needed.

Each of the examples in the ./examples folder can be run from the command line, eg:

$ julia --project=. examples/list-engines.jl

• Link to detailed instructions Julia Registrator

The procedure for registering a new package is the same as for releasing a new version. If the registration bot is not added to the repository, @JuliaRegistrator register will not result in package registration.

Quick Summary:

1. Set the (Julia)Project.toml version field in your repository to your new desired version.
2. Comment @JuliaRegistrator register() on the commit/branch you want to register (e.g. like here or here).
3. If something is incorrect, adjust, and redo step 1
4. If the automatic tests pass, but a moderator makes suggestions (e.g., manually updating your (Julia)Project.toml to include a [compat] section with version requirements for dependencies), then incorporate suggestions as you see fit into a new commit, and redo step 2 for the new commit. You don't need to do anything to close out the old request.
5. Finally, either rely on the TagBot GitHub Action to tag and make a github release or alternatively tag the release manually.

You can reach the RAI developer support team at support@relational.ai

We value feedback and contributions from our developer community. Feel free to submit an issue or a PR here.

The RelationalAI Software Development Kit for Julia is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See: https://github.com/RelationalAI/rai-sdk-julia/blob/master/LICENSE