This project is still in development.
Upstash Vector is an HTTP serverless Vector Database.
You can store, query, and retrieve vectors from your application, use it to power your search, and more.
You can read more about Upstash Vector here.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require upstash/vector
Create a new index on Upstash
use Upstash\Vector\Index;
// Initialize the index
$index = new Index(
url: '<UPSTASH_VECTOR_REST_URL>',
token: '<UPSTASH_VECTOR_REST_TOKEN>',
);
// or just to use the environment variables
$index = Index::fromEnv();
// Upsert to dense index
use Upstash\Vector\VectorUpsert;
$index->upsert(new VectorUpsert(
id: 'upstash-rocks',
vector: [
0.13, 0.87, ... // dense embedding
],
metadata: [
'title' => 'Lord of The Rings',
'genre' => 'fantasy',
'category' => 'classic',
],
));
// Upsert data as plain text.
use Upstash\Vector\DataUpsert;
$index->upsertData(new DataUpsert(
id: 'tokyo',
data: 'Tokyo is the capital of Japan.',
));
// Query Vector Data
use Upstash\Vector\VectorQuery;
$result = $index->query(new VectorQuery(
vector: [0.13, 0.87, ...], // dense embedding
includeVectors: true,
includeMetadata: true,
topK: 1,
));
// Query with your data
use Upstash\Vector\DataQuery;
$result = $index->queryData(new DataQuery(
data: 'What is the capital of Japan?',
topK: 1,
));
Upstash Vector allows you to partition a single index into multiple isolated namespaces. Each namespace functions as a self-contained subset of the index, in which read and write requests are only limited to one namespace. To learn more about it, see Namespaces
use Upstash\Vector\Index;
$index = Index::fromEnv();
$namespace = $index->namespace('books');
// Upsert to namespace
$namespace->upsert(new VectorUpsert(
id: 'lord-of-the-rings',
vector: [0.13, 0.87, ...],
metadata: [
'title' => 'Lord of The Rings',
'genre' => 'fantasy',
'category' => 'classic',
],
));
We have a Discord for common problems. If you can't find a solution, please open an issue.
composer test
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.