Examples #

// Add a message to the stack.
gpt.addMessage("Ping");

// Ask ChatGPT and wait for the response.
const response = await gpt.ask();

// Print out the response content.
console.log(response.content);

// Add a message to the stack.
gpt.addMessage("Hello ChatGPT! My name is Adam!");

// Ask ChatGPT and wait for the response.
let response = await gpt.ask();

// Print ChatGPT's response to the console!
console.log(response.content);

// Add an aditional message to the stack.
gpt.addMessage("What was my name again?");

// Ask ChatGPT and wait for the response. 
response = await gpt.ask();

// Print ChatGPT's response to the console!
console.log(response.content);

// Set a rule or two that ChatGPT must follow.
gpt.addRule("You are pretending to be a pirate. Reply with futher messages with a pirate twist!");
gpt.addRule("Your name is Captain Jack Sparrow.");

// Add a prompt you would like to say to ChatGPT.
gpt.addMessage("Hello ChatGPT");

// Ask ChatGPT and wait for the response.
const response = await gpt.ask();

// Print ChatGPT's response to the console!
console.log(response.content);

import EasyGPT from "easygpt";

/*
    Creating an instance of EasyGpt with false as the first paramater,
    means that when you run ```instance.ask();``` the messages will be cleared 
    and ChatGPT's response will not be saved.
*/
const gpt = new EasyGpt(false);

// Set your OpenAI API key.
gpt.setApiKey("<YOUR API KEY HERE>");

// Add a prompt you would like to say to ChatGPT.
gpt.addMessage("Hello ChatGPT! My name is Adam!");

// ChatGPT API response.
// The reason for "let" is that we will be reusing response later.
let response = await gpt.ask();

// Print ChatGPT's response to the console!
console.log(response.content);

// EXAMPLE OUTPUT
// ! Hello Adam! It's nice to meet you. How can I assist you today?

// Add an aditional message to the stack.
gpt.addMessage("What was my name again?");

// ChatGPT API response.
response = await gpt.ask();

// Print ChatGPT's response to the console!
console.log(response.content);

(new EasyGpt())
    .setApiKey("<YOUR API KEY>")
    .addMessage("ChatGPT sing for me!")
    .advanced.setTemperature(1.2)
    .advanced.setMaxTokens(200)
    .ask()
    .then(r => 
        console.log(r.content)    
    );

const chatLog = gpt.advanced.exportChat();

// Do whatever logic to save the chatLog into a database etc.

gpt.advanced.importChat(chatLog);

// Continue the conversation.
gpt.addMessage("What was it that we were talking about again?");

// Plant a response from ChatGPT.
gpt.addResponse("What is 2 + 2?");

// You responding to ChatGPT.
gpt.addMessage("Can you repeat your question?");

// ChatGPT API response.
const response = await gpt.ask();

// Print ChatGPT's response to the console!
console.log(response.content);

// Add a prompt you would like to say to ChatGPT.
gpt.addMessage("Write to me about climate change.");

// $0.002 / 1K tokens
// ChatGPT charges on how many tokens you use. If you wish to limit these costs you can set the maximum amount of tokens used per message.
// You may end up with a shorter response because of it.
gpt.advanced.setMaxTokens(100);

// ChatGPT API response.
const response = await gpt.ask();

// Print ChatGPT's response to the console!
console.log(response.content);

// Ask a focused question with a low temperature
gpt
    .addMessage("What would be your name if you had one?")
    .advanced.setTemperature(0.2);

console.log("Focused response.");
const responseFocused = await gpt.ask();
console.log(responseFocused.content);

// Ask an unfocused question with a high temperature.
gpt
    .clearChat()
    .addMessage("What would be your name if you had one?")
    .advanced.setMaxTokens(300) // Added as the response can become very large very quickly.
    .advanced.setTemperature(1.6);

console.log("\nUnfocused response.");
const responseUnfocused = await gpt.ask();
console.log(responseUnfocused.content);