🚀 Community-Driven PHP SDK for DeepSeek AI API Integration
- ✨ Features
- 📦 Installation
- 🚀 Quick Start
- 🆕 Migration Guide
- 📝 Changelog
- 🧪 Testing
- 🔒 Security
- 🤝 Contributors
- 📄 License
- Seamless API Integration: PHP-first interface for DeepSeek's AI capabilities.
- Fluent Builder Pattern: Chainable methods for intuitive request building.
- Enterprise Ready: PSR-18 compliant HTTP client integration.
- Model Flexibility: Support for multiple DeepSeek models (Coder, Chat, etc.).
- Streaming Ready: Built-in support for real-time response handling.
- Many Http Clients: easy to use
Guzzle http client(default) , orsymfony http client. - Framework Friendly: Laravel & Symfony packages available.
Require the package via Composer:
composer require deepseek-php/deepseek-php-clientRequirements:
- PHP 8.1+
Get started with just two lines of code:
use DeepSeek\DeepSeekClient;
$response = DeepSeekClient::build('your-api-key')
->query('Explain quantum computing in simple terms')
->run();
echo $response;📌 Defaults used:
- Model:
deepseek-chat - Temperature: 0.8
use DeepSeek\DeepSeekClient;
use DeepSeek\Enums\Models;
$client = DeepSeekClient::build(apiKey:'your-api-key', baseUrl:'https://api.deepseek.com/v3', timeout:30, clientType:'guzzle');
$response = $client
->withModel(Models::CODER->value)
->withStream()
->setTemperature(1.2)
->query('Explain quantum computing in simple terms')
->run();
echo 'API Response:'.$response;the package already built with symfony Http client, if you need to use package with symfony Http Client , it is easy to achieve that, just pass clientType:'symfony' with build function.
ex with symfony:
// with defaults baseUrl and timeout
$client = DeepSeekClient::build('your-api-key', clientType:'symfony')
// with customization
$client = DeepSeekClient::build(apiKey:'your-api-key', baseUrl:'https://api.deepseek.com/v3', timeout:30, clientType:'symfony');
$client->query('Explain quantum computing in simple terms')
->run();use DeepSeek\DeepSeekClient;
$response = DeepSeekClient::build('your-api-key')
->getModelsList()
->run();
echo $response; // {"object":"list","data":[{"id":"deepseek-chat","object":"model","owned_by":"deepseek"},{"id":"deepseek-reasoner","object":"model","owned_by":"deepseek"}]}Function Calling allows the model to call external tools to enhance its capabilities.[1]
You Can check the documentation for function calling in FUNCTION-CALLING.md
Upgrading from v1.x? Check our comprehensive Migration Guide for breaking changes and upgrade instructions.
Detailed release notes available in CHANGELOG.md
./vendor/bin/pestTest coverage coming in v2.1.
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Report Vulnerabilities: to omaralwi2010@gmail.com
A huge thank you to these amazing people who have contributed to this project! 🎉💖
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Omar AlAlwi 🏆 Creator |
Ayman Alhattami ⭐ Contributor |
Mohammad Asaad ⭐ Contributor |
Opada Alzaiede ⭐ Contributor |
Hisham Bin Ateya ⭐ Contributor |
Vinchan ⭐ Contributor |
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This package is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.