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llm-sse-parser

v0.0.1

Published

A LLM's SSE response stream parse program

Downloads

12

Readme

npm version NPM downloads license

LLM SSE Response Parser

About

A LLM's SSE response stream parse program.

Methods

  • SSEParser : parse sse repsonse stream, and support cross-row matching.

  • matchThink : match the think info in the output text

  • matchContent : match the content in the output text

Using SSEParser

  • with axios

need add a fetch adapter, recommand 'konfig-axios-fetch-adapter

import axios from 'axios'
import fetchAdapter from 'konfig-axios-fetch-adapter'
import { SSEParser } from 'llm-sse-parser'

interface RawType {
    // props ...
}

// step 1: request
const res: AxiosResponse<ReadableStream> = await axios.post('/chat', data, {
    responseType: 'stream',
    adapter: fetchAdapter
})

// step 2: parse response

const parser: SSEParser<RawType> = new SSEParser(res.data)

// Tips: You can use `await` to wait for the sse stream to be parsed.
await parser
    .writer((raw: RawType) => {
        // write raw data
        console.log(raw)
    })
    .finish(() => {
        console.log('parse finish')
    })
    // 处理写入出错
    .capture((error) => {
        // handle parse fail event. and custom exception
    })
    .revice()

// step 3 (optional): and you can call parser.abort(), stop parse and emit finish event.
parser.abort()
  • with fetch
import { SSEParser } from 'llm-sse-parser'

interface RawType {
    // props ...
}

const res = await fetch(`/chat`, {
    method: 'POST',
    mode: 'cors',
    credentials: 'include',
    headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
    body: data
})

// step 2: parse response

const parser: SSEParser<RawType> = new SSEParser(res.body)

await parser
    .writer((raw: RawType) => {
        // write raw data
        console.log(raw)
    })
    .finish(() => {
        console.log('parse finish')
    })
    // 处理写入出错
    .capture((error) => {
        // handle parse fail event. and custom exception
    })
    .revice()

Using match function

if you enable deep seek, the response content has <think>...</think> content. you can use matchThink match think info.

import { matchThink, matchContent } from 'llm-sse-parser'
const text: string = `<think>think info</think> llm stream output content`
const think: string = matchThink(text)
const content: string = matchContent(text)

console.log('think:', think)
console.log('content:', content)