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@abouta/prompt-forge

v1.0.11

Published

A lightweight, zero-dependency library for building robust and maintainable LLM prompts in TypeScript.

Downloads

22

Readme

Prompt Forge

npm license size

A lightweight, zero-dependency library for building robust and maintainable LLM prompts in TypeScript.

Why Prompt Forge?

Managing complex prompts as simple strings is messy and error-prone. Heavy frameworks like LangChain are powerful but can be overkill. Prompt Forge gives you the power of structured, dynamic prompts without the overhead.

  • Zero Dependencies: Tiny and fast.
  • Type-Safe: Full TypeScript support.
  • Robust: Validates prompts to prevent errors.
  • Maintainable: Separates logic, structure, and data.

Gestion des versions

Ce projet utilise standard-version pour la gestion automatique des versions et la génération des notes de version.

Commandes disponibles

  • pnpm run release : Crée une nouvelle version en fonction des commits (détermine automatiquement le type de version)
  • pnpm run release:patch : Crée une version de correctif (0.0.x)
  • pnpm run release:minor : Crée une version mineure (0.x.0)
  • pnpm run release:major : Crée une version majeure (x.0.0)
  • pnpm run release:first : Crée la première version du projet

Convention de commits

Pour une gestion optimale des versions, suivez ces conventions de commit :

  • feat: Nouvelle fonctionnalité (incrémente la version mineure)
  • fix: Correction de bug (incrémente la version de correctif)
  • docs: Mise à jour de la documentation
  • style: Changements de formatage (espace, point-virgule, etc.)
  • refactor: Refactorisation du code sans changement de fonctionnalité
  • perf: Amélioration des performances
  • test: Ajout ou modification de tests
  • chore: Mise à jour des tâches de construction, configuration, etc.

Exemple :

git commit -m "feat: ajout d'une nouvelle méthode de construction de prompt"

Installation

npm install @abouta/prompt-forge

Usage

import { PromptBuilder } from "@abouta/prompt-forge";

const prompt = new PromptBuilder(`
    Your are a helpful assistant and you role is to answer the user query.
    --
    user query : {{user_query}}
`);

// add section easly : is support prompt structuration
prompt.addSection("system_constraints",
`
    - Your response must be in markdown format.
    - Don't add any additional information.
    - Be concise and clear.
`
);

prompt.addArgument("user_query", "What is next js ?");

// add examples easly
prompt.addExamples([
    {
        query: "Who is creator of prompt-forge?",
        response: "The creator of prompt-forge is Softia."
    },
    {
        query: "What is next js ?",
        response: "Next.js is a React framework for building server-rendered and statically generated web applications."
    }
]);

const promptString = prompt.build();
console.log(promptString);

// output :

// Your are a helpful assistant and you role is to answer the user query.
// --
// user query : What is next js ?

// <system_constraints>
//     - Your response must be in markdown format.
//     - Don't add any additional information.
//     - Be concise and clear.
// </system_constraints>

// <examples>
//     <query>Who is creator of prompt-forge?</query>
//     <response>The creator of prompt-forge is Softia.</response>
//     <query>What is next js ?</query>
//     <response>Next.js is a React framework for building server-rendered and statically generated web applications.</response>
// </examples>