Can anyone provide an example using the TextRequestsWrapper node?

[TFWol]

I cannot figure out what it wants from me.

It looked straight forward at first.
At this point I'm just trying to make a simple POST and get a value back.

[TFWol]

Anyone? I want to like this project, but am I wasting my time?

[ogabrielluiz]

Hey, sorry for the delayed response.

This Requests wrapper is for passing headers to the tool.
Since RequestsPostTool is a Tool, it is used by the agent to make requests.

[TFWol]

Thanks for the reply and sorry if I sounded exasperated; I'm trying to start relatively small with what I currently understand without falling down a rabbit hole.

I've been jumping between your project and flowise, but tend to come back to your project since I really like your approach and it looks more intuitive.
I just can't find many examples in general, especially on local API related tasks.

What I'm specifically trying to do is use your project to interface with LocalGPT's API (project uses LangChain)

For myself, it feels like a good starting point for interfacing with something local since it's just simple POST and GET requests and I don't have to spend too much time getting in the weeds; I'm trying to learn how to drive a car rather than build it.

The workflow I'm trying to understand is:

1. Type in a prompt (via chat or just predefined text in a block)
2. Have it passed via POST (I'm trying to send to an API)
3. Receive the response

Could you demonstrate what that would look like?

Btw, take a look at NodeRed, a node-base home automation tool. I think it may be helpful if you need ideas for conceptual layouts and schemes for sharing flows in general.

[Sallery-X]

Could you provide an example? the examples is so poor~,

[Sallery-X]

Since RequestsPostTool is a Tool, it is used by the agent to make requests. I want to using the TextRequestsWrapper too

[carlosrcoelho]

Hey!

Thanks for sharing your question here. I'm sorry for not getting back to you sooner.
Langflow has gone through some major changes since then. I recommend trying out the new version for the best experience. If you have any issues, please open a new one; we'll be here to help.