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simple-pinecone-php

v1.0.0

Published

Access the Pinecone APIs thorugh PHP.

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Access the Pinecone APIs thorugh PHP.

:cloud: Installation

composer require IonicaBizau/simple-pinecone-php

If you do not use composer, you can simply download the file lib/pinecone.php and include it in your project:

<?php
  require "pinecone.php";
  $pinecone = new Pinecone("your api key", "https://your-host-url");

Example

<?php
  require "pinecone.php";

  $pinecone = new Pinecone(PINECONE_API_KEY, PINECONE_HOST);
  $indexes = $pinecone->getRequest("https://api.pinecone.io/indexes");

  header("Content-Type: application/json");

  // List the vector IDs
  $vectorIds = $pinecone->getRequest("/vectors/list", [
    "namespace" => "example-namespace"
  ]);
  echo json_encode($vectorIds);

  // Upsert vector
  $text = "Hello World";

  // Define the function to compute the embedding (via OpenAI etc)
  $embedding = getEmbedding($text);
  $vector = [
      'id' => md5($text),
      'values' => $embedding,
      'metadata' => [
          'title' => "Example"
      ]
  ];

  // Upsert the vector
  $res = $pinecone->postRequest("/vectors/upsert", [
      "vectors" => [$vector]
  ]);

:memo: Documentation

Pinecone($apiKey, $hostUrl, $apiVersion)

Constructor to initialize the Pinecone API client.

Params

  • String $apiKey: The API key for authentication.
  • String $hostUrl: The base URL of the Pinecone API.
  • String $apiVersion: The API version, default is '2025-01'.

pinecone.request($method, $pathname, $data)

Makes an HTTP request to the Pinecone API.

Params

  • String $method: HTTP method (GET or POST).
  • String $pathname: The API endpoint path.
  • Array $data: The data to send with the request.

Return

  • Array The API response as an associative array.

pinecone.getRequest($pathname, $queryStringParamsAsArray)

Sends a GET request to the Pinecone API.

Params

  • String $pathname: The API endpoint path.
  • Array $queryStringParamsAsArray: Query parameters as an associative array.

Return

  • Array The API response as an associative array.

pinecone.postRequest($pathname, $bodyAsArray)

Sends a POST request to the Pinecone API.

Params

  • String $pathname: The API endpoint path.
  • Array $bodyAsArray: The request body as an associative array.

Return

  • Array The API response as an associative array.

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