Ollama-rs

A simple and easy to use library for interacting with the Ollama API.

It was made following the Ollama API documentation.

Installation

Add ollama-rs to your Cargo.toml

[dependencies]
ollama-rs = "0.2.0"

Initialize Ollama

// By default it will connect to localhost:11434
let ollama = Ollama::default();

// For custom values:
let ollama = Ollama::new("http://localhost".to_string(), 11434);

Usage

Feel free to check the Chatbot example that shows how to use the library to create a simple chatbot in less than 50 lines of code. You can also check some other examples.

These examples use poor error handling for simplicity, but you should handle errors properly in your code.

Completion generation

let model = "llama2:latest".to_string();
let prompt = "Why is the sky blue?".to_string();

let res = ollama.generate(GenerationRequest::new(model, prompt)).await;

if let Ok(res) = res {
    println!("{}", res.response);
}

OUTPUTS: The sky appears blue because of a phenomenon called Rayleigh scattering...

Completion generation (streaming)

Requires the stream feature.

let model = "llama2:latest".to_string();
let prompt = "Why is the sky blue?".to_string();

let mut stream = ollama.generate_stream(GenerationRequest::new(model, prompt)).await.unwrap();

let mut stdout = tokio::io::stdout();
while let Some(res) = stream.next().await {
    let responses = res.unwrap();
    for resp in responses {
        stdout.write(resp.response.as_bytes()).await.unwrap();
        stdout.flush().await.unwrap();
    }
}

Same output as above but streamed.

Completion generation (passing options to the model)

let model = "llama2:latest".to_string();
let prompt = "Why is the sky blue?".to_string();

let options = GenerationOptions::default()
    .temperature(0.2)
    .repeat_penalty(1.5)
    .top_k(25)
    .top_p(0.25);

let res = ollama.generate(GenerationRequest::new(model, prompt).options(options)).await;

if let Ok(res) = res {
    println!("{}", res.response);
}

OUTPUTS: 1. Sun emits white sunlight: The sun consists primarily ...

Chat mode

Description: Every message sent and received will be stored in library's history. Each time you want to store history, you have to provide an ID for a chat. It can be uniq for each user or the same every time, depending on your need

Example with history:

let model = "llama2:latest".to_string();
let prompt = "Why is the sky blue?".to_string();
let history_id = "USER_ID_OR_WHATEVER";

let res = ollama
                .send_chat_messages_with_history(
                    ChatMessageRequest::new(
                        model,
                        vec![ChatMessage::user(prompt)], // <- You should provide only one message
                    ),
                    history_id // <- This entry save for us all the history
                ).await;

if let Ok(res) = res {
println!("{}", res.response);
}

Getting history for some ID:

let history_id = "USER_ID_OR_WHATEVER";
let history = ollama.get_message_history(history_id); // <- Option<Vec<ChatMessage>>
// Act

Clear history if we no more need it:

// Clear history for an ID
let history_id = "USER_ID_OR_WHATEVER";
ollama.clear_messages_for_id(history_id);
// Clear history for all chats
ollama.clear_all_messages();

Check chat with history examples for default and stream

List local models

let res = ollama.list_local_models().await.unwrap();

Returns a vector of Model structs.

Show model information

let res = ollama.show_model_info("llama2:latest".to_string()).await.unwrap();

Returns a ModelInfo struct.

Create a model

let res = ollama.create_model(CreateModelRequest::path("model".into(), "/tmp/Modelfile.example".into())).await.unwrap();

Returns a CreateModelStatus struct representing the final status of the model creation.

Create a model (streaming)