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Adding Dart/Flutter Newly Maintained Package i.e. openai_dart in Library #1533

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Summary

This PR adds a newly maintained Dart/Flutter package, openai_dart, to the OpenAI Cookbook library. The package is designed to provide Dart developers with a streamlined way to interact with OpenAI's API, enabling integration within Flutter applications and other Dart environments. This entry includes all relevant information to guide developers in setting up and using openai_dart

Motivation

Including the openai_dart package expands the OpenAI Cookbook’s language and framework support, making it more accessible to the growing Dart and Flutter community. This addition supports developers in leveraging OpenAI technologies on mobile and web platforms built with Flutter, broadening the utility of the Cookbook.


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