testllm

type Call ¶

type Call struct {
	ID, Name string
	Args     string // JSON object
}

Call is a tool call; an empty ID gets "call_<n>".

type Request ¶

type Request struct {
	System, Messages, Tools json.RawMessage
	Header                  http.Header
	Model, Path, Invalid    string
	Body                    json.RawMessage
}

Request is the raw JSON of one chat request. For openai-responses System is the instructions and Messages the input. Invalid says why the fake rejected it with a 400; empty means it was answered from the script.

type Server ¶

type Server struct {
	URL string // base URL, as a user would enter it

	Mux *http.ServeMux
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func Start(t *testing.T, kind string) *Server

func (s *Server) Advance()

func (s *Server) Headers() []http.Header

func (s *Server) Release()

func (s *Server) Requests() []Request

func (s *Server) RequireKey(k string)

func (s *Server) Script(turns ...Turn)

func (s *Server) SetListStatus(code int)

func (s *Server) SetModels(m ...string)

type Turn ¶

type Turn struct {
	Text       []string
	Calls      []Call
	Hang       bool
	Status     int
	Finish     string
	Reasoning  string
	Fail       string
	Incomplete bool
	Truncate   bool
	Refusal    string // openai-responses: the reply is this refusal, not text
}

Turn is one scripted model response. Status != 0 answers with that HTTP error (its body echoes the key the request carried). Hang streams the text, then waits for Release or the client to go away. Finish, if set, is the raw finish reason sent (OpenAI finish_reason, Anthropic stop_reason).

openai-responses only: Reasoning adds a reasoning item with that encrypted_content; Fail ends with response.failed carrying that message, Incomplete with response.incomplete, Truncate with no terminal event. A Status turn keeps answering (the SDK's retries) until Advance or the next Script call.