jgpt

This is a WIP. Right now the return object will most of the time be unusuable

My intention is the following: jgpt.includes("Hello, World!", "World", 7) -- GPT Response: true

Current output: jgpt.includes("Hello, World!", "World", 7) -- GPT Response: Sure! Here's a Python code snip...

JGPT Documentation

JGPT leverages OpenAI's GPT models to allow developers to use natural language processing (NLP) directly within JavaScript. It emphasizes idea over syntax, providing a more intuitive approach to programming.

Installation

Before using JGPT, you must obtain a valid API key from OpenAI and understand OpenAI's pricing details.

Classes

class JGPT

The main class that holds all the methods for interacting with natural language.

Constructor

constructor(apiKey, orgId)

Parameters

• apiKey (String) - Your OpenAI API key.
• orgId (String) - Your OpenAI organization ID.

Methods

Custom Methods

• command(object, command) This method takes an object and a command as inputs and sends them as a part of a prompt to the GPT model. The object is serialized into a JSON string, and the command is concatenated to form the complete prompt. It then awaits the response from the model.

• talk(prompt) This method takes a prompt as input and sends it to the GPT model. It is a straightforward way to engage in a conversation with the model, providing the prompt and awaiting the response.

String Methods

String Methods

• includes(string, searchString, position): Checks if a string includes another at a specific position.
• indexOf(string, searchValue, fromIndex): Finds the index of a value in a string.
• lastIndexOf(string, searchValue, fromIndex): Finds the last index of a value in a string.
• match(string, regexp): Matches a string with a regular expression.
• replace(string, searchValue, replaceValue): Replaces a value in a string with another.
• slice(string, beginIndex, endIndex): Slices a string between two indices.
• split(string, separator, limit): Splits a string by a separator with an optional limit.
• substr(string, start, length): Gets a substring starting at a specific index with a specific length.
• toUpperCase(string): Converts a string to uppercase.
• toLowerCase(string): Converts a string to lowercase.
• trim(string): Trims whitespace from a string.

Array Methods

• concat(array, ...values): Concatenates values to an array.
• every(array, callback): Checks every element with a callback.
• filter(array, callback): Filters an array with a callback.
• find(array, callback): Finds an element in an array with a callback.
• findIndex(array, callback): Finds an index in an array with a callback.
• forEach(array, callback): Applies a callback to each element in an array.
• indexOf(array, searchElement, fromIndex): Finds the index of a value in an array.
• join(array, separator): Joins an array with a separator.
• lastIndexOf(array, searchElement, fromIndex): Finds the last index of a value in an array.
• map(array, callback): Maps an array with a callback.
• pop(array): Pops the last element from an array.
• push(array, ...elements): Pushes elements to an array.
• reduce(array, callback, initialValue): Reduces an array with a callback and initial value.
• reverse(array): Reverses an array.
• shift(array): Shifts the first element from an array.
• slice(array, beginIndex, endIndex): Slices an array between two indices.
• some(array, callback): Checks if some elements in an array satisfy a callback.
• sort(array, compareFunction): Sorts an array with a compare function.
• splice(array, start, deleteCount, ...items): Splices an array starting at an index, deleting a count, inserting items.
• unshift(array, ...elements): Unshifts elements to an array.

Number Methods

• toExponential(number, fractionDigits): Converts to exponential form with specific fraction digits.
• toFixed(number, digits): Fixes to specific decimal places.
• toLocaleString(number, locales, options): Converts to a locale string with locales and options.
• toPrecision(number, precision): Converts to a specific precision.

Date Methods

• getDate(date): Gets the date.
• getDay(date): Gets the day.
• getFullYear(date): Gets the full year.
• getHours(date): Gets the hours.
• getMilliseconds(date): Gets the milliseconds.
• getMinutes(date): Gets the minutes.
• getMonth(date): Gets the month.
• getSeconds(date): Gets the seconds.
• getTime(date): Gets the time.

class Conversation

A helper class to manage ongoing conversations with JGPT.

Methods

• continueConversation(context): Continues a conversation with JGPT.
• start(context): Starts a new conversation with JGPT.

Usage Example

const JGPT = require('jgpt');
const jgpt = new JGPT('your-api-key', 'your-org-id');
jgpt.includes("Hello, World!", "World", 7).then(result => console.log(result.javascriptOutput));

Conclusion

JGPT offers a unique way to interact with JavaScript using natural language, making development more approachable and user-friendly. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started, JGPT brings the power of AI-driven language models directly to your JavaScript environment.