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Prerequisites

.NET 8 SDK SQL Server OpenAI API Key (or Azure OpenAI endpoint, resource name and key)

Setup

  1. Create a database in SQL Server. There are two EF contexts in the app that will share this db.

  2. Update the connection strings in appsettings.json (secrets.json) in the BlazorGPT.Web directory

     "ConnectionStrings:BlazorGptDB": "[your connection string]",
 "ConnectionStrings:UserDB": "[your connection string]",

  3. Run the following commands from the src/BlazorGPT directory:

     dotnet ef database update -s '..\BlazorGPT.Web\' --context BlazorGptDBContext

  4. Run the following commands from the src/BlazorGPT.Web directory:

     dotnet ef database update --context ApplicationDbContext

  5. Update the OpenAI API Key and primary model in appsettings.json (secrets.json) in the src/BlazorGPT.Web directory For OpenAI:

    "PipelineOptions:Model": "gpt-3.5-turbo", // or gpt-4
"OpenAIServiceOptions:ApiKey": "[your api key]]"

    For Azure OpenAI:

    "PipelineOptions:Model": "gpt-4",
"OpenAIServiceOptions": {
    "ApiKey": "[your api key]",
    "DeploymentId": "[your deployment id]", // model deployment id
    "ResourceName": "[your resource name]]",
    "ProviderType": "Azure",
    "ApiVersion": "2023-03-15-preview"
}

  6. Run the application from the src/BlazorGPT.Web directory:

     dotnet run

  7. Open the application in a browser at http://localhost:5281/

  8. Create a user account and login to the application