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Crunchable is an API for executing tasks that require Intelligence (ranging from OCR/speech-to-text through Text Classification and even Web Scraping). Anything a human can do, crunchable does better (with a unique blend of realtime-available humans and ML algorithms).
Grab your API Token from https://crunchable.io/ and then simply:
npm install crunchable
const crunchable = require("crunchable")(
"test_e53bbf19fdd077eda1cd933a54ebe987" // replace with your own API Token
);
crunchable.requestMultipleChoice({
instruction: "Does the image contain violent content?",
attachments_type: "image",
attachments: [ "http://i.imgur.com/qRWH5.jpg" ],
choices_type: "text",
choices: [ "no violence", "mild violence", "intense violence" ]
}).then(function (request) {
console.log('request', request.id, 'queued for execution');
crunchable.waitForRequest(request.id).then(function (completed_request) {
console.log('got response:', completed_request.response);
});
});
For more information, code examples, and a complete API refrence, visit:
For help or support, either write to us at the crunchable.io website :
https://crunchable.io/contact.html
or email us at support@crunchable.io
FAQs
A thin wrapper around the crunchable human-intelligence api
We found that crunchable demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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