Updated Docs, adding information about how use apikey without enviroment variable. #297
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Added code explaining what to do when you don't want to use environment variable for API KEY.
Update 02-generating-your-first-llm-output.md
williamhogman
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Jul 29, 2024
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Good Morning Sir,
I have been exploring the llm-chains project and, although I am new to Rust (just started learning about 4 hours ago through a tutorial), I found something that might be useful. I noticed that the current instructions suggest setting a single API key as an environment variable. However, I needed to implement a round-robin mechanism to use a cluster of API keys.
While reviewing the code, I found guidance on how to do this in the comment section, which was very helpful. I believe that adding this information to the documentation would make it more accessible to other users.
Therefore, I have updated the documentation to include instructions on setting up and using multiple API keys. I hope you find this addition valuable and that it will be merged into the main branch.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Best regards,