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Also, let’s use the OpenAI PHP library to work with the REST API of OpenAI. This library is a supercharged community-maintained PHP API client that allows you to interact with OpenAI API. We have to install it via composer :
In this article, we’ve learned how to build a LinkedIn Bio Generator in Laravel using the REST API of OpenAI, Livewire and Tailwind CSS. And as every article can be made better so your suggestions or questions are welcome in the comment section. 😉 Check the code of this tutorial here.
We will create our project using the latest version of Laravel (v10.3 by the time of writing this article). And for this, you should ensure that your local machine has PHP 8.1 or above and Composer installed. In addition, Node and NPM should be installed too.
Laravel is a PHP framework with expressive, elegant syntax that strives to provide an amazing developer experience while providing powerful features. In this article, we will build a LinkedIn Bio Generator in Laravel using the REST API of OpenAI. The Tailwind CSS and Livewire part will be for a nice graphical user interface. ✨ At the end, you’ll have a web page where the user will provide one or more keywords that will be sent to OpenAI's API. The API will generate a bio containing those keywords and it will be shown to the user. This web page will look like this :
We will create our project using the latest version of Laravel (v10.3 by the time of writing this article). And for this, you should ensure that your local machine has PHP 8.1 or above and Composer installed. In addition, Node and NPM should be installed too.
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