ChatGPT Web

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ChatGPT Web

Introduction

Supports dual models, provides two unofficial ChatGPT API methods:

Method	Free?	Reliability	Quality
`ChatGPTAPI(gpt-3.5-turbo-0301)`	No	Reliable	Relatively clumsy
`ChatGPTUnofficialProxyAPI(Web accessToken)`	Yes	Relatively unreliable	Smart

Comparison:

ChatGPTAPI uses gpt-3.5-turbo-0301 to simulate ChatGPT through the official OpenAI completion API (the most reliable method, but it is not free and does not use models specifically tuned for chat).
ChatGPTUnofficialProxyAPI accesses ChatGPT's backend API via an unofficial proxy server to bypass Cloudflare (uses the real ChatGPT, is very lightweight, but depends on third-party servers and has rate limits).

Details

Switching Methods:

Go to the service/.env.example file and copy the contents to the service/.env file.
For OpenAI API Key, fill in the OPENAI_API_KEY field (Get apiKey).
For Web API, fill in the OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN field (Get accessToken).
When both are present, OpenAI API Key takes precedence.

Reverse Proxy:

Available when using ChatGPTUnofficialProxyAPI.Details

# service/.env
API_REVERSE_PROXY=

Environment Variables:

For all parameter variables, check here or see:

/service/.env

Roadmap

[✓] Dual models

[✓] Multiple session storage and context logic

[✓] Formatting and beautifying code-like message types

[✓] Access rights control

[✓] Data import and export

[✓] Save message to local image

[✓] Multilingual interface

[✓] Interface themes

[✗] More...

Prerequisites

Node

node requires version ^16 || ^18 (node >= 14 requires installation of fetch polyfill), and multiple local node versions can be managed using nvm.

node -v

PNPM

If you have not installed pnpm before:

npm install pnpm -g

Fill in the Keys

Get Openai Api Key or accessToken and fill in the local environment variables jump

# service/.env file

# OpenAI API Key - https://platform.openai.com/overview
OPENAI_API_KEY=

# change this to an `accessToken` extracted from the ChatGPT site's `https://chat.openai.com/api/auth/session` response
OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN=

Install Dependencies

To make it easier for backend developers to understand, we did not use the front-end workspace mode, but stored it in different folders. If you only need to do secondary development of the front-end page, delete the service folder.

Backend

Enter the /service folder and run the following command

pnpm install

Frontend

Run the following command in the root directory

pnpm bootstrap

Run in Test Environment

Backend Service

Enter the /service folder and run the following command

pnpm start

Frontend Webpage

Run the following command in the root directory

pnpm dev

Packaging

Using Docker

Docker Parameter Example

OPENAI_API_KEY one of two
OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN one of two, OPENAI_API_KEY takes precedence when both are present
OPENAI_API_BASE_URL optional, available when OPENAI_API_KEY is set
OPENAI_API_MODEL optional, available when OPENAI_API_KEY is set
API_REVERSE_PROXY optional, available when OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN is set Reference
AUTH_SECRET_KEY Access Password，optional
TIMEOUT_MS timeout, in milliseconds, optional
SOCKS_PROXY_HOST optional, effective with SOCKS_PROXY_PORT
SOCKS_PROXY_PORT optional, effective with SOCKS_PROXY_HOST
HTTPS_PROXY optional, support http，https, socks5
ALL_PROXY optional, support http，https, socks5

Docker Build & Run

docker build -t chatgpt-web .

# foreground operation
docker run --name chatgpt-web --rm -it -p 127.0.0.1:3002:3002 --env OPENAI_API_KEY=your_api_key chatgpt-web

# background operation
docker run --name chatgpt-web -d -p 127.0.0.1:3002:3002 --env OPENAI_API_KEY=your_api_key chatgpt-web

# running address
http://localhost:3002/

Docker Compose

Hub Address

version: '3'

services:
  app:
    image: chenzhaoyu94/chatgpt-web # always use latest, pull the tag image again when updating
    ports:
      - 127.0.0.1:3002:3002
    environment:
      # one of two
      OPENAI_API_KEY: xxxxxx
      # one of two
      OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN: xxxxxx
      # api interface url, optional, available when OPENAI_API_KEY is set
      OPENAI_API_BASE_URL: xxxx
      # api model, optional, available when OPENAI_API_KEY is set
      OPENAI_API_MODEL: xxxx
      # reverse proxy, optional
      API_REVERSE_PROXY: xxx
      # access password，optional
      AUTH_SECRET_KEY: xxx
      # timeout, in milliseconds, optional
      TIMEOUT_MS: 60000
      # socks proxy, optional, effective with SOCKS_PROXY_PORT
      SOCKS_PROXY_HOST: xxxx
      # socks proxy port, optional, effective with SOCKS_PROXY_HOST
      SOCKS_PROXY_PORT: xxxx
      # HTTPS Proxy，optional, support http, https, socks5
      HTTPS_PROXY: http://xxx:7890

The OPENAI_API_BASE_URL is optional and only used when setting the OPENAI_API_KEY. The OPENAI_API_MODEL is optional and only used when setting the OPENAI_API_KEY.

Deployment with Railway

Railway Environment Variables

Environment Variable	Required	Description
`PORT`	Required	Default: `3002`
`AUTH_SECRET_KEY`	Optional	access password
`TIMEOUT_MS`	Optional	Timeout in milliseconds
`OPENAI_API_KEY`	Optional	Required for `OpenAI API`. `apiKey` can be obtained from here.
`OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN`	Optional	Required for `Web API`. `accessToken` can be obtained from here.
`OPENAI_API_BASE_URL`	Optional, only for `OpenAI API`	API endpoint.
`OPENAI_API_MODEL`	Optional, only for `OpenAI API`	API model.
`API_REVERSE_PROXY`	Optional, only for `Web API`	Reverse proxy address for `Web API`. Details
`SOCKS_PROXY_HOST`	Optional, effective with `SOCKS_PROXY_PORT`	Socks proxy.
`SOCKS_PROXY_PORT`	Optional, effective with `SOCKS_PROXY_HOST`	Socks proxy port.
`HTTPS_PROXY`	Optional	HTTPS Proxy.
`ALL_PROXY`	Optional	ALL Proxy.

Note: Changing environment variables in Railway will cause re-deployment.

Manual packaging

Backend service

If you don't need the node interface of this project, you can skip the following steps.

Copy the service folder to a server that has a node service environment.

# Install
pnpm install

# Build
pnpm build

# Run
pnpm prod

PS: You can also run pnpm start directly on the server without packaging.

Frontend webpage

Refer to the root directory .env.example file content to create .env file, modify VITE_GLOB_API_URL in .env at the root directory to your actual backend interface address.
Run the following command in the root directory and then copy the files in the dist folder to the root directory of your website service.

Reference information

pnpm build

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why does Git always report an error when committing?

A: Because there is submission information verification, please follow the Commit Guidelines.

Q: Where to change the request interface if only the frontend page is used?

A: The VITE_GLOB_API_URL field in the .env file at the root directory.

Q: All red when saving the file?

A: For vscode, please install the recommended plug-in of the project or manually install the Eslint plug-in.

Q: Why doesn't the frontend have a typewriter effect?

A: One possible reason is that after Nginx reverse proxying, buffering is turned on, and Nginx will try to buffer a certain amount of data from the backend before sending it to the browser. Please try adding proxy_buffering off; after the reverse proxy parameter and then reloading Nginx. Other web server configurations are similar.

Contributing

Please read the Contributing Guidelines before contributing.

Thanks to all the contributors!

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README.en.md

README.en.md

ChatGPT Web

Introduction

Roadmap

Prerequisites

Node

PNPM

Fill in the Keys

Install Dependencies

Backend

Frontend

Run in Test Environment

Backend Service

Frontend Webpage

Packaging

Using Docker

Docker Parameter Example

Docker Build & Run

Docker Compose

Deployment with Railway

Railway Environment Variables

Manual packaging

Backend service

Frontend webpage

Frequently Asked Questions

Contributing

Sponsorship

License

Files

README.en.md

Latest commit

History

README.en.md

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ChatGPT Web

Introduction

Roadmap

Prerequisites

Node

PNPM

Fill in the Keys

Install Dependencies

Backend

Frontend

Run in Test Environment

Backend Service

Frontend Webpage

Packaging

Using Docker

Docker Parameter Example

Docker Build & Run

Docker Compose

Deployment with Railway

Railway Environment Variables

Manual packaging

Backend service

Frontend webpage

Frequently Asked Questions

Contributing

Sponsorship

License