This repository contains a starter template showing you how to develop and use a package.

Deploy and use this package in under a minute!

First, make sure you have the Steamship CLI installed:

npm install -g steamship && ship login

Next, provide a handle for this project in steamship.json. Package handles must be globally unique. We recommend YOURNAME-demo.

{
  "handle": "yourname-demo",
}

Then, deploy your package!

ship deploy

Wait about 30 seconds after deployment finishes for the package to become available.

Then, create an instance.

ship package:instance:create --default_name="Beautiful"

That keyword argument above is part of the required configuration. You can see where it's defined in both the steamship.json file and in the src/api.py file.

The response will let you know what your Instance Handle is.

Finally, invoke a method!

ship package:instance:invoke --instance="INSTANCE_HANDLE" --method="greet"    

It's more likely you'll want to call your package from software you're writing. Let's try from Python.

Create a new instance and invoke it with:

from steamship import Steamship

# TODO: Replace with your package and instance handle below
instance = Steamship.use("PACKAGE_HANDLE", "INSTANCE_HANDLE", config={
    "default_name": "Beautiful"
})

print(instance.invoke("greet"))

Steamship packages run on a cloud stack designed for Language AI.

You can import files, parse and tag them, query over them, and return custom results.

Full documentation for developers is available at https://docs.steamship.com/packages/developing.