These were created to simulate what responses an app could have... well before a lot of stuff developed with plugins and all of that. Things moved quickly!
Meanwhile, the direction of this app has changed. It's now more of a straight RN + OpenAI chat interface. Which is great! So it doesn't need this weird mock data anymore.
At most, the mocks should exist as an internal development option for not running up fees against your token when testing the UI. But that means they should be removed from the final shipping interface, since it's not relevant for that.
More information here: https://github.com/chrisglein/artificial-chat/issues/8
These were created to simulate what responses an app could have... well before a lot of stuff developed with plugins and all of that. Things moved quickly!
Meanwhile, the direction of this app has changed. It's now more of a straight RN + OpenAI chat interface. Which is great! So it doesn't need this weird mock data anymore.
At most, the mocks should exist as an internal development option for not running up fees against your token when testing the UI. But that means they should be removed from the final shipping interface, since it's not relevant for that.