Default Included Parsers
String Parser
string The default parser. Doesn't really parse, just passes through the string response with no modification. Returns: string
This is an example input message.
This is an example input message.
String Extractor Parser
stringExtract USe this parser to ensure the response is one of many specific strings you define. This parser doe not return the LLM's actual response, but works through the enum you provide and looks for a match. When it finds one, it returns the enum value, ensuring the response is exactly as expected.
Returns: string
Example Prompt:
You need to reply with one of three options. Either stop, go forward, turn left, turn right.
const parser = createParser("stringExtract", {
enum: [
"stop",
"go forward",
"turn left",
"turn right"
]
})
go forward
Go Forward.
List to Array
listToArray Converts a list (separated by \n) to an array of strings. Returns: string[]
Example Prompt:
You need to reply with a list of test cases that should be written for the code I included below. You must reply in an unordered list.
const parser = createParser("listToArray")
[
"Should return the default name if the function argument is null or undefined",
"Should return function's name if function has a name property",
"Should return the correct name if function is bound to an object",
"Should return the correct name if function is anonymous",
"Should return the correct name if the function's source has additional space",
"Should return empty string if function has no applicable name.",
]
- Should return the default name if the function argument is null or undefined
- Should return function's name if function has a name property
- Should return the correct name if function is bound to an object
- Should return the correct name if function is anonymous
- Should return the correct name if the function's source has additional space
- Should return empty string if function has no applicable name.
List to Key/Value[]
listToKeyValue Converts a Returns Array<{ key: string; value: string; }>
[{
"key": "Getting Started",
"value": "To get started, we need to..."
},{
"key": "Setting Up Your Account",
"value": "To set up your account, you need to..."
}]
Getting Started: To get started, we need to...
Setting Up Your Account: To set up your account, you need to...
Markdown Code Block
markdownCodeBlock Returns { code: string; language: string; }
{
"code": "function add(a: number, b: number){\nreturn a + b;\n}",
"language": "typescript"
}
Below is the generated code:
```typescript
function add(a: number, b: number){
return a + b;
}
``'
Markdown Code Blocks
markdownCodeBlocks Returns Array<{ code: string; language: string; }>
[{
"code": "function add(a: number, b: number){\nreturn a + b;\n}",
"language": "typescript"
}
{
"code": "function subtract(a: number, b: number){\nreturn a - b;\n}",
"language": "typescript"
}]
Below is the generated code:
```typescript
function add(a: number, b: number){
return a + b;
}
``'
And the next:
```typescript
function subtract(a: number, b: number){
return a - b;
}
``'
Replace String Template
replaceTemplateString Uses handlebars to parse the output. Returns string.
List to JSON
listToJson Converts a list of key: value pairs (separated by \n) to an object.
Example Prompt:
You need to extract the following information. Reply only with: Color: the color\nName: the name\nType: the type
const parser = createParser("listToJson")
{
"color": "red",
"name": "apple"
"type": "fruit"
}
Color: Red
Name: Apple
Type: Fruit
JSON
json Parse an expected stringified json object or array into a valid object. Schema can be passed in to enforce schema and provide default values.
{
"name": "Greg",
"age": "89"
}
\`\`\`json
{ "name": "Greg", "age": "89" }
\`\`\`
or
{ \"name\": \"Greg\", \"age\": \"89\" }