Daptin
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Runnable examples
Each repository configures Daptin, sends real requests, and checks both successful responses and expected rejections.
Start with the server →Register a client, complete authorization code with PKCE, obtain tokens, and read the signed-in user. The test covers invalid redirect URLs and expired or reused authorization codes.
Run the OAuth provider demo ↗Store OAuth or API credentials for each user and execute an installed operation with the matching secret. The demo verifies that one signed-in user cannot use another user's credential.
Run the integration-auth demo ↗Record ordinary API calls and model tokens, apply a quota, reject excess requests, debit a credit wallet, and keep the resulting usage and debit records.
Run the metering demo ↗Point the official OpenAI SDK at Daptin. Exercise model listing, chat, streaming, completions, embeddings, tool calls, usage fields, and structured errors.
Run the LLM demo ↗Older schema examples
The schema-samples repository contains YAML and JSON definitions for blogs, FAQs, stores, payments, transactions, and todos. Its latest published changes are from 2020, so treat it as a syntax reference and compare each model with the current schema documentation before starting a new application.
Browse schema samples ↗Read current schema documentation ↗Writing an example
Pin the Daptin version and start with an empty database so setup steps remain visible.
Test another user's credential, an exhausted quota, an invalid redirect URL, or a denied record.
Show the request, the response, and the usage, permission, token, or audit record it created.
Document one command that starts dependencies and one command that exercises the main path.
Verified behavior
The OAuth demo shows issued codes and tokens. The integration demo proves which user owns a credential. The metering demo shows usage, quota, credit, and debit records. The LLM demo compares streaming and non-streaming responses through the same OpenAI-compatible address.
Read the repository tests when you need the exact assertion. Copy the setup into a disposable environment before adapting it to application data.
Repository selection
This page omits old frontend starters, retired dashboard code, infrastructure forks, and experiments that no longer represent the product. The Daptin organization still preserves those repositories for people researching project history.
A complete application will appear here only when its setup is repeatable against a current release, its main path is covered by tests, and its interface demonstrates Daptin work that the focused repositories do not already prove.
Browse the full organization directory ↗