ChatGPT in HTMX

I became an HTMX programmer for a day and created a ChatGPT clone using HTMX and PHP.
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[@unconv]

I forgot to pass the message history to ChatGPT so that it remembers the context. I fixed this in the GitHub repo. Also, the title was created for every new message in a conversation. This is fixed too.

[@lancemarchetti8673]

A great explanatory tutorial. Thank You!

[@DevanSabaratnam]

This was a VERY useful overview of how to use HTMX in an actual app - thank you! Loved the way you left the errors in there too and walked us through the thought process of fixing them.

[@unconv]

Thanks! I just posted another HTMX video using more of its features :)

[@TJTHEFOOTBALLPROPHET]

I AM NEVER LEAVING THIS CHANNEL!!!! OMG - I don't have the words to really express how happy I am to have found you - I've been struggling my ass off! THANK YOU FOR CHANGING MY LIFE! MUCH LOVE FROM NEW ORLEANS!

[@unconv]

Dude! Thank you very much!!

[@ryz177]

Great one! More HTMX please

[@reuna4c3]

Really nice. And fast as always when you are on the drivers seat. Django backend?🤓

[@aidrivendesigners]

Absolute Legend!! Sincerely appreciate your tutorials and explanations man you are changing lives out here!

[@Jan-jf4th]

Do one with Golang backend and tailwindCSS for styling.

[@DanMackAlpha]

Thanks for this great video. I think this vanilla "php + htmx" recipe demonstrates a fun, quick and easy way to prototype useful apps.

[@OlukayodeFadairofatherhero]

You are too good. Please another backend with chatgpt and PHP. I am your number 1 fan. I also want to use example with 3.5-turbo with the chatgpt library you built

[@TheVisitorX]

I love your channel and all your tutorials! Thank you very much for any tutorial you've made! I really like the way you describe things. It is very easy to follow. Never heard of htmx before, it makes things so much easier, without even have to write any single line of JS. Really nice.

[@unconv]

Thank you so much!

[@martin-xq7te]

Brilliant speed coding.

[@nathanstanfordsr]

I really enjoyed this... hope you make more examples. I would like a simple drag and drop. I want to be able to reorder a list of items and update the database when it is updated.

[@lancemarchetti8673]

Awesome !

[@CodeFrontier]

Your explanation is awesome man!!! 👍 Calm and to the point... 😍

[@unconv]

Thank you!

[@sefaiyi]

nice thank mate

[@sanjayojha1]

flawless, this show how simple and battle tested is PHP. How about using AlpineJs instead of HTMLX?

[@archmad]

this is like going back to the 2000s

[@unconv]

good old days

[@chivesltd]

thanks for this awesome video, can you make the repo visible to public?

[@unconv]

Just did 🙂

[@OM-bs7of]

Htmx looks like the reinvention of the wheel tbh.. many fast and successful websites are already built in react so why htmx?

[@slappy_chimp]

it's good for BE developers who hate JavaScript

[@AndersBaumann]

Because HTMX is much simpler than React. HTMX is perfect for regular websites. The only applications that justifies the complexity of React are web versions of desktop applications like Word and Excel.

[@keropiboy]

how is the api key loaded? where do we have to put it? also i get thus error on load: htmx.js:2012 Response Status Error Code 404 from /new_chat.php

[@unconv]

The API key is loaded from an environment variable with getenv("OPENAI_API_KEY"). If you don't know how to set environment variables, you can add a line "putenv('OPENAI_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY_HERE');" to ChatGPT.php or hard code the API key in the calls to "new ChatGPT();" instead of using getenv.
404 means the file was not found, so you are probably not running the app in the root directory (in which case you need to update all the x-post attributes to point to /your/app/uri/file.php or remove the slash from the beginning)