Something that I have been thinking about but haven’t tested (but is suggested in the OpenAI docs) is creating a conversations between the ‘user’ and the ‘assistant’ that shows and the fire implies the type of response it should do in the future by following the pattern.
@@planetnocode ahh not yet. OK I will watch this evening :) I am basically practicing my bubble skills to build a simple tool where users can ask for suggestions for movies to watch depending on some criteria. I am clear on UI, API calls etc, but, while I can ask GPT to return data as JSON for instance with , , , for each returned movie, I do not know how to extra those structured data into a Bubble "object" that I could then use and display / stored. Is that covered in your ChatBot video (or another one)?
We've not got a video on this exactly but it is 100% possible using the text modifier Split by. Here's our video demonstrating: ruclips.net/video/0XR9YA1n2cQ/видео.html We've built a demo app (www.novelidea.ai/) which sounds similar to the app you're created. This app makes 1 OpenAI call requesting 3 book recommendations. Split by is used to separate out each book and save 3 book entries in the Bubble database. If you'd like 1 to 1 help we provide Bubble coaching: www.planetnocode.com/bubble-coaching/
OK, that means it is up to you to style the code section to look like code when you display it in your app. Here's a good place to get started: stackoverflow.com/questions/63517120/how-do-i-put-html-code-in-code-blocks-in-html I would consider asking OpenAI to wrap the code in . You can then style the HTML tag 'code' using CSS.
these videos are gold for people like me that are going to be relying heavily on using OpenAI and other MaaS AIs with their Bubble apps
You’re a legend. Seriously helped me a bunch!
Something that I have been thinking about but haven’t tested (but is suggested in the OpenAI docs) is creating a conversations between the ‘user’ and the ‘assistant’ that shows and the fire implies the type of response it should do in the future by following the pattern.
Great! Could you add the "next step" when you extra those data and save in a repeating group / database for instance?
Have you seen this video showing the whole process of building a chatbot like experience with OpenAI ChatGPT: ruclips.net/video/4jxBwSmMw8s/видео.html
@@planetnocode ahh not yet. OK I will watch this evening :) I am basically practicing my bubble skills to build a simple tool where users can ask for suggestions for movies to watch depending on some criteria. I am clear on UI, API calls etc, but, while I can ask GPT to return data as JSON for instance with , , , for each returned movie, I do not know how to extra those structured data into a Bubble "object" that I could then use and display / stored. Is that covered in your ChatBot video (or another one)?
We've not got a video on this exactly but it is 100% possible using the text modifier Split by. Here's our video demonstrating: ruclips.net/video/0XR9YA1n2cQ/видео.html
We've built a demo app (www.novelidea.ai/) which sounds similar to the app you're created. This app makes 1 OpenAI call requesting 3 book recommendations. Split by is used to separate out each book and save 3 book entries in the Bubble database.
If you'd like 1 to 1 help we provide Bubble coaching: www.planetnocode.com/bubble-coaching/
I just can't seem to get code to display in a code block. It will add ''' around the code but only displays as a text
Are you trying to render/run the code or just display it within a styled code block?
@@planetnocode I'm displaying it within a block calling Response's response
I think I understand what you mean... So your response contains plain text and code, and you want to style your code differently?
@@planetnocode exactly
OK, that means it is up to you to style the code section to look like code when you display it in your app. Here's a good place to get started: stackoverflow.com/questions/63517120/how-do-i-put-html-code-in-code-blocks-in-html
I would consider asking OpenAI to wrap the code in . You can then style the HTML tag 'code' using CSS.