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2. **Main app structure simplified.** 2. **Main app structure simplified.**
- The old `open_webui.apps.webui` has been transformed into `open_webui.main`, making it the central entry point for the project. - The old `open_webui.apps.webui` has been transformed into `open_webui.main`, making it the central entry point for the project.
3. **Unified API Endpoint.** 3. **Unified API Endpoint**
- Instead of separate functions for models like `ollama` and `openai`, we now offer a **unified function** (`chat_completion`) in `open_webui.main` for a consistent API experience. - Open WebUI 0.5 introduces a **unified function**, `chat_completion`, in `open_webui.main`, replacing separate functions for models like `ollama` and `openai`. This offers a consistent and streamlined API experience. However, the **direct successor** of these individual functions is `generate_chat_completion` from `open_webui.utils.chat`. If you prefer a lightweight POST request without handling additional parsing (e.g., files, tools, or misc), this utility function is likely what you want.
#### Example:
```python
# Full API flow with parsing (new function):
from open_webui.main import chat_completion
# Lightweight, direct POST request (direct successor):
from open_webui.utils.chat import generate_chat_completion
```
Choose the approach that best fits your use case!
4. **Updated Function Signatures.** 4. **Updated Function Signatures.**
- Function signatures now adhere to a new format, requiring a `request` object. - Function signatures now adhere to a new format, requiring a `request` object.