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OCaml AI SDK - Provider abstraction for AI models

Install

dune-project

Dependency

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Authors

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Ahrefs

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José Nogueira <jose.nogueira@ahrefs.com>

Sources

ocaml-ai-sdk-0.6.tbz

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doc/ocaml-ai-sdk.ai_provider/Ai_provider/Retry_after/index.html

Module `Ai_provider.Retry_after`Source

Parse HTTP rate-limit hints into a retry delay in seconds.

Mirrors upstream AI SDK header handling: retry-after-ms (milliseconds, used by e.g. OpenAI) takes precedence over the standard retry-after header. Both are parsed as machine-oriented numeric values.

The HTTP-date form of retry-after is intentionally NOT supported: a non-numeric retry-after yields None rather than a parsed date.

Source

val parse : 
  retry_after_ms:string option ->
  retry_after:string option ->
  float option

parse ~retry_after_ms ~retry_after returns the hinted delay in seconds.

Precedence follows upstream: if retry_after_ms is present and numeric, it is used (value is milliseconds, divided by 1000) and retry_after is NOT consulted — even when the millisecond value is rejected as negative or non-finite. Only an absent or non-numeric retry_after_ms falls through to retry_after, parsed as fractional-or-integer seconds.

Returns None for absent, empty, non-numeric, negative, or non-finite values. Surrounding whitespace is tolerated.