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@nlux/nlbridge
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The nlbridge adapters for nlux, the javascript library for building conversational AI interfaces.
nlbridge
adapter for NLUX JS
This package enables the integration between NLUX JS
and nlbridge
― the middleware library
for building conversational AI interfaces.
nlbridge
nlbridge
is a lightweight middleware library that provides a simple and flexible interface to integrate
conversational AI interfaces into your web app or website. It acts as a bridge between your front-end
and the language model API, providing a simple and consistent API to interact with several LLMs.
nlbridge
is developed by the same team behind NLUX
, and is designed to work seamlessly with NLUX
.
This package @nlux/nlbridge
is meant for use with the vanilla JS version of NLUX
.
If you're looking for the React JS version, please check
the @nlux/nlbridge-react
package.
For developer documentation, examples, and API reference ― you can visit: docs.nlkit.com/nlux
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The nlbridge adapters for nlux, the javascript library for building conversational AI interfaces.
The npm package @nlux/nlbridge receives a total of 1,424 weekly downloads. As such, @nlux/nlbridge popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @nlux/nlbridge 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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