Runnable Go programs that show how to use pkg/filters from your own code.
| Folder | What it shows |
|---|---|
basic/ |
The smallest possible use — one prompt in, compressed prompt out, with the saving metrics |
configured/ |
Turning filters on/off per pipeline, discovering languages and filter names |
llm-wrapper/ |
Wrapping an LLM client so every outgoing prompt is compressed automatically (LLM call is stubbed — replace with your provider) |
From the repo root:
go run ./examples/basic
go run ./examples/configured
go run ./examples/llm-wrappergo get github.com/bladysh/expromptThen in your code:
import "github.com/bladysh/exprompt/pkg/exprompt"
p := filters.NewPipeline("en")
r, err := p.Compress("Actually you should test the API")
if err != nil { /* unknown language, malformed dicts */ }
fmt.Println(r.Text) // "u shld test the API"
fmt.Println(r.Savings) // 0.32
fmt.Println(r.Anchors) // ["API"]See the main README for the full public API.
Reuse the pipeline. NewPipeline parses dictionaries and compiles
regexes — building it once and reusing the *Pipeline across every call
keeps each compression sub-millisecond. The pipeline is safe to use from
many goroutines at the same time (just don't change filter settings
concurrently with Compress).