Python entry-point for CustomLLM subclasses #15881
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Title
Python entry-point for CustomLLM subclasses
Relevant issues
Fixes #7733
Pre-Submission checklist
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tests/litellm/directory, Adding at least 1 test is a hard requirement - see detailsmake test-unitType
🆕 New Feature
Changes
This feature allows 3rd party packages to declare custom LLM providers in the pyproject.toml file using entry-point loading from importlib.metadata. Providers instantiated and registered at runtime automatically without having to manually populate
litellm.custom_providers_map.As an example I may develop a 3rd party python package called
litellm-parrot. In mysrc/litellm_parrot/provider.pyI will define my subclass ofCustomLLMAnd then in my pyproject.toml file this section ensures that the provider is registered. (More than one provider can be defined here if desired)
When the 3rd party package
litellm-parrotis installed in the same env aslitellma user need only request inference from theparrotproviderNew test
I've added a test that mocks the
importlib.metadata.entry_pointsfunction to simulate reading the entrypoint configuration from a pyprojec.toml file.