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ai-prompt-parser

v1.0.3

Published

Generator and parser of templated AI prompts

Downloads

16

Readme

AI Prompt Parser

Generator and parser of templated AI prompts by using a Terminal.

How to use

Install as a (preferably local) DEV dependency to your NPM project:

npm i -D ai-prompt-parser

Once installed, initialize the base setup (needs to be done only once per project).

npx ai-prompt-project-init

This creates an ai-prompt/ folder in your project's root folder. One of the created files is ai-prompt/.env into which you need to paste your generated OpenAI API key. Here into ai-prompt/prompts folder it is also possible to place your custom Prompt Templates and Schemas (only CommonJS .js Schema files for now).

Base control

After installation, the CLI is usable via the local ai-prompt command.

Listing all available commands (Prompts)

npx ai-prompt

Showing Help for a specific command

npx ai-prompt instruct --help

Running your first CMD Prompt by using the instruct command

npx ai-prompt instruct -i "Tell me the command to list files in the active directory in Bash."

Generating a unit test to a file in an Angular project by using the jest-unit-test command

npx ai-prompt jest-unit-test -c "<PATH_TO_FILE>"

The generated test file will by default go to the same folder (with the original file) with the original extension being prefixed by .spec. Angular is set as the default framework option to hint the AI about what the file contains - use NestJS or other values based on what you need. Look into npx ai-prompt jest-unit-test --help for more info.

TODO

  • Dependency licences