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@aparte/titler-efigsp

v1.1.0

Published

aparte-titler with the six-language model bundled: English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian, 77 KB, in the browser, no API call

Readme

@aparte/titler-efigsp

aparte-titler with its default model bundled: a title of 3 to 6 words for a conversation, copied from its first message, in six languages — English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian. 77 KB installed, no configuration, no API call, 6–7 ms per title.

Install

npm install @aparte/titler-efigsp

Use

import { loadTitler } from "@aparte/titler-efigsp";

const titler = await loadTitler();   // the bundled model, loaded once

titler.title("Salut ! Tu peux me donner une recette de pain sans gluten facile pour ce week-end ?");
// -> "recette pain sans gluten facile week-end"

In a bundled app

With no argument, loadTitler() uses the model that ships inside the package: read from disk in Node, fetched from modelUrl in a browser that loads the package as plain ES modules.

A bundler rewrites neither import.meta.url nor the model's path, so once your app is built that URL points next to your bundle rather than inside the package. Serve the .bin and hand it over:

// Vite: let the bundler emit the file and give you its URL
import modelUrl from "@aparte/titler-efigsp/model?url";

const titler = await loadTitler(modelUrl);
// anywhere else: copy node_modules/@aparte/titler-efigsp/model/titler-v1.1-efigsp-int3.bin
// into the directory you serve, then
const titler = await loadTitler("/models/titler-v1.1-efigsp-int3.bin");

loadTitler() also accepts an ArrayBuffer, a typed array or a Response, so the model can come from a cache, a service worker or your own asset pipeline.

The runtime is bundled in, so this package has no dependency: one line in your package.json, one package installed. It also exports Titler, if you want to read another model file yourself.

Give the model only the user's first message, never a system prompt or the history.

Sisters

Scores, sizes and charts: huggingface.co/apartejs/aparte-titler.

License

MIT © 2026 Paul Richez.