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`@markprompt/core` is the core library for Markprompt, a conversational AI component for your website, trained on your data.
@markprompt/core
@markprompt/core
is the core library for Markprompt, a conversational AI component for your website, trained on your data.
It contains core functionality for Markprompt and allows you to build abstractions on top of it.
npm install @markprompt/core
In browsers with esm.sh:
<script type="module">
import { submitPrompt } from 'https://esm.sh/@markprompt/core';
</script>
import { submitPrompt } from '@markprompt/core';
// User input
const prompt = 'What is Markprompt?';
// Can be obtained in your project settings on markprompt.com
const projectKey = 'YOUR-PROJECT-KEY';
// Called when a new answer chunk is available
// Should be concatenated to previous chunks
function onAnswerChunk(chunk) {
// Process an answer chunk
}
// Called when references are available
function onReferences(references) {
// Process references
}
// Called when submitPrompt encounters an error
const onError(error) {
// Handle errors
}
// Optional parameters, defaults displayed
const options = {
model: 'gpt-3.5-turbo', // Supports all OpenAI models
iDontKnowMessage: 'Sorry, I am not sure how to answer that.',
apiUrl: 'https://api.markprompt.com/v1/completions', // Or your own completions API endpoint
};
await submitPrompt(prompt, projectKey, onAnswerChunk, onReferences, onError, options);
submitPrompt(prompt, projectKey, onAnswerChunk, onReferences, onError, options?)
Submit a prompt to the Markprompt Completions API.
prompt
(string
): Prompt to submit to the modelprojectKey
(string
): Project key for the projectonAnswerChunk
(function
): Answers come in via streaming. This function is called when a new chunk arrivesonReferences
(function
): This function is called when receiving the list of references from which the response was created.onError
(function
): called when an error occursoptions
(object
): Optional parametersapiUrl
(string
): URL at which to fetch completionsiDontKnowMessage
(string
): Message returned when the model does not have an answermodel
(OpenAIModelId
): The OpenAI model to usepromptTemplate
(string
): The prompt templatetemperature
(number
): The model temperaturetopP
(number
): The model top PfrequencyPenalty
(number
): The model frequency penaltypresencePenalty
(number
): The model present penaltymaxTokens
(number
): The max number of tokens to include in the responsesectionsMatchCount
(number
): The number of sections to include in the prompt contextsectionsMatchThreshold
(number
): The similarity threshold between the input question and selected sectionssignal
(AbortSignal
): AbortController signalA promise that resolves when the response is fully handled.
submitSearchQuery(query, projectKey, options?)
Submit a search query to the Markprompt Search API.
query
(string
): Search queryprojectKey
(string
): Project key for the projectoptions
(object
): Optional parametersapiUrl
(string
): URL at which to fetch search resultslimit
(number
): Maximum amount of results to returnsignal
(AbortSignal
): AbortController signalA list of search results.
This library is created by the team behind Markprompt (@markprompt).
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`@markprompt/core` is the core library for Markprompt, a conversational AI component for your website, trained on your data.
The npm package @markprompt/core receives a total of 11,621 weekly downloads. As such, @markprompt/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @markprompt/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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