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One user-added custom provider, as persisted in Configuration's AiCustomProvidersJson() (everything except the API key, which lives in the OS secret store, keyed by CustomProviderSecretService(id) – see AiProvider::SaveApiKey()/LoadApiKey()). More...
#include <AiProvider.h>
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| wxString | id |
| Stable, internally-generated identifier – never shown in the UI and never reused, so renaming a provider or two providers sharing a display name can't collide in the secret store or in Configuration::AiActiveCustomProviderId(). See NewAiCustomProviderId(). | |
| wxString | name |
| User-chosen display name, shown in the provider dropdown. | |
| AiProviderShape | shape = AiProviderShape::OpenAiCompatible |
| wxString | baseUrl |
| Full request URL for OpenAI-compatible/Anthropic shapes; for Google's shape, the part before "<model>:generateContent" (mirrors GoogleProvider::RequestUrl()). | |
| wxString | model |
| wxString | username |
| Username for HTTP Basic authentication, empty when none is needed. | |
One user-added custom provider, as persisted in Configuration's AiCustomProvidersJson() (everything except the API key, which lives in the OS secret store, keyed by CustomProviderSecretService(id) – see AiProvider::SaveApiKey()/LoadApiKey()).
| wxString AiCustomProviderConfig::username |
Username for HTTP Basic authentication, empty when none is needed.
This is for a server put behind a Basic-auth reverse proxy – which is what Ollama's own documentation recommends for an instance reachable beyond localhost. It is deliberately kept here rather than in the secret store: a username is not a secret, and keeping it in the ordinary config is what lets the UI show which entries use Basic auth without unlocking a keyring.
When this is set, the entry's stored secret is used as the Basic password* rather than as a provider API key – there is one credential slot per provider, so the two are mutually exclusive. That covers the case this exists for (a local server with no API key of its own, fronted by a proxy that wants a password) and deliberately not the case of a keyed cloud provider behind a Basic proxy, which needs two separate secrets and so a second field to hold them.
1.9.6