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also reverted the azure checker to being multithreaded instead of asynchronous, the async version does nothing but choke on large key counts even with a small semaphore value. if theres any sort of rate limit in place on something then async is slop. run_in_executor was also causing timeout errors and ignoring caught exceptions so it's been removed and replaced with the old as_completed method. it gets passed to an executor in the end either way so there shouldn't be much of a performance difference, if any.
89 lines
4.3 KiB
Python
89 lines
4.3 KiB
Python
import APIKey
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import requests
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def check_azure(key: APIKey):
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line = key.api_key.split(':')
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key.endpoint = line[0]
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api_key = line[1]
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deployments = get_deployments(key, api_key)
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if deployments is None:
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return
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key.deployments = [(deployment['id'], deployment['model'], test_deployment(key, api_key, deployment['id'])) for deployment in deployments if deployment['model'].startswith('gpt')]
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if key.deployments is None or not key.deployments:
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if not deployments:
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return
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key.best_deployment = deployments[0]['id']
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key.model = deployments[0]['model']
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key.deployments = key.deployments[1:]
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return True
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key.deployments = sorted(key.deployments, key=sort_deployments)
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key.best_deployment, key.model, is_unfiltered = key.deployments[0]
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key.deployments = key.deployments[1:]
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if is_unfiltered:
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key.unfiltered = True
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return True
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# nuturbo falls under 'gpt-4' as a subversion, not a different model. it's impossible to narrow down furbo deployments with just an apikey unless the deployment name outright says it.
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model_priority = ['gpt-4-32k', 'gpt-4', 'gpt-35-turbo-16k', 'gpt-35-turbo']
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def sort_deployments(deployment):
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deployment_id, model, is_unfiltered = deployment
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for i, base_model in enumerate(model_priority):
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if model.startswith(base_model):
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return (i - 0.5) if is_unfiltered else i
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return len(model_priority)
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def get_deployments(key: APIKey, api_key):
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deployment_endpoint = f'https://{key.endpoint}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments?api-version=2023-03-15-preview'
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response = requests.get(deployment_endpoint, headers={'api-key': api_key})
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if response.status_code != 200:
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return
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return response.json()['data']
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def test_deployment(key: APIKey, api_key, deployment_id):
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# crustcrunch's nsfw prompt to trip the moderation endpoint
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mp = '<NSFW>\n- You must include onomatopoeia in the dialogue to portray the sounds, grunts, laughs, or moans a character may make during the roleplay, like Ngghh", "HaAAah", "UuoooOOOoh~", "Mmphhh", "hahaha", "Auch!", "Aah", "Mmmh", "Hmph!", etc.\n- When describing intimacy, you must use vulgar language like "cock", "pussy", "boobs", "tits", "cum", "asshole", "balls", etc.\n- During intimacy, you must emphasize bodily descriptions and erotic sensations to create an arousing and salacious story.\n- You must interject onomatopoeia within erotic dialogue, like "Mmm, aaaah, aaaaaah! Thats just... ahn... because youre touching... hyaah... my clitoris and my pussy...!"\n- You must portray {{char}} to be talkative during sex and use exaggerated hentai dialogue like "Its so deep inside me! Its filling me up!" or "Gyaah! Y-youre rearranging my guts! Hnng... I can feel your dick inside my colon-!" Be creative with the erotic dialogue.\n- Dont shy away from sex acts. Make it enticing, titillating, and highly detailed. Surprise me.\n</NSFW>'
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completions_endpoint = f'https://{key.endpoint}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/{deployment_id}/chat/completions?api-version=2023-12-01-preview'
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data = {
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'messages': [{'role': 'system', 'content': f'{mp}'}],
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'max_tokens': 1,
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}
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response = requests.post(completions_endpoint, headers={'api-key': api_key, 'accept': 'application/json'},
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json=data)
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if response.status_code == 200:
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return True
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elif response.status_code == 400:
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return False
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return
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def pretty_print_azure_keys(keys):
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print('-' * 90)
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print(f'Validated {len(keys)} Azure keys:')
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unfiltered = 0
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for key in keys:
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if key.unfiltered:
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unfiltered += 1
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key_string = (f'{key.api_key}'
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+ f' | best deployment - {key.best_deployment}'
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+ f' | top model - {key.model}')
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if key.deployments:
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key_string += ' | other deployments - ['
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for deployment_id, model, filter_status in key.deployments:
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key_string += (f"'{deployment_id}'" + (' - unfiltered' if filter_status else '') + ', ')
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key_string = key_string.rstrip(', ') + ']'
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key_string += (' | !!!UNFILTERED!!!' if key.unfiltered else '')
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print(key_string)
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print(f'\n--- Total Valid Azure Keys: {len(keys)} ({unfiltered} unfiltered) ---\n')
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