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dd-miniparse

v0.1.8

Published

Miniparse is a work-in-progress sophisticated and extensible NLP library for comprehensive text processing, tokenization, and analysis.

Readme

Miniparse

NPM downloads TypeScript License: MIT

Miniparse is a sophisticated and extensible NLP library for comprehensive text processing, tokenization, and analysis. It offers a modular pipeline, advanced YAML configuration, and powerful LLM integration with Google Gemini.

IMPORTANT: This library is currently a work in progress. Users should expect:

  • Potential bugs and stability issues.
  • API changes between versions.
  • Performance concerns with large datasets.
  • Incomplete documentation for newer features.
  • Experimental features that may not be ready for production.

Table of Contents


Quick Start

To get started with Miniparse, create a new project and install the necessary packages:

mkdir my-miniparse-app
cd my-miniparse-app
npm init -y
npm install dd-miniparse @google/generative-ai

You can then import and use Miniparse in your application. For detailed usage examples, please refer to the Usage Examples documentation.


Install

To install Miniparse in an existing project:

npm i dd-miniparse @google/generative-ai

Core Features

  • Comprehensive Text Processing: Includes tokenization, normalization, and advanced analysis capabilities.
  • Highly Configurable: Utilizes a flexible YAML-based system for extensive customization.
  • Performance-Oriented: Designed for efficient string parsing with minimal computational overhead.
  • Speech Analysis: Tools to identify filler words, repetitions, and stutters in transcribed text.
  • Modular Pipeline Architecture: Supports an extensible processing pipeline with various processor types.
  • Full TypeScript Support: Provides detailed type definitions for an enhanced development experience.
  • LLM Integration: Built-in support for Google Gemini API, featuring caching, fallbacks, and diverse processor types.

Documentation

For comprehensive details, guides, and examples, please refer to the dedicated documentation files:

  • API Documentation: Detailed reference for all Miniparse APIs, including top-level functions, core classes, and types.
  • Configuration Guide: Explains all available configuration options and how to customize the Miniparse pipeline.
  • Usage Examples: Practical code examples demonstrating various use cases, including basic processing, LLM integration, speech analysis, and API integration.
  • Code Walkthrough: Insights into the architecture and implementation details of the Miniparse library.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please see the Contributing Guide for more details.


Future Plans

Version 0.2.0: Improved Text Processing and LLM Integration

Planned features include:

  • Improved LLM integration: support for more models and providers
  • Expanded documentation: guides and API references

License

Licensed under the MIT License © 2025.