Welcome to the Langchain Debugging Toolkit, your go-to platform for a seamless, interactive, and insightful debugging experience with the Langchain library. This is a well-structured TypeScript Node project with a bare minimum setup aimed to get you started in no time.
Whether you're a beginner getting your feet wet or a seasoned developer keen on rapidly prototyping and testing with Langchain, this project is for you!
- Quick & Easy Setup: You can get started in minutes, not hours.
- Interactive Debugging: With Visual Studio Code's powerful debugging functionality, interact directly with the Langchain library.
- Minimalistic Approach: Uses only essential libraries to reduce setup complexity and potential version conflicts.
- Security-conscious: Designed with careful attention to keep your sensitive data, such as session IDs, secure.
Starting with the Langchain Debugging Toolkit is as simple as 1-2-3:
- Clone this repository.
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/langchain-debugging-toolkit.git- Move into the project directory.
cd langchain-debugging-toolkit- Install the dependencies.
yarn install-
Substiture the code in the file
index.tswith the example you want to work with. -
Follow the instruction in the documentation website for installing additional tools (i.e. vector stores) and configure the API keys for the services you want to use (i.e. openai).
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Begin your debugging journey by simply adding your breakpoints and start a debug session in visual studio code!
- index.ts: Houses the main script where Langchain model and memory are initialized and tested.
- task.json: Defines a TypeScript transpilation task in watch mode.
- launch.json: Contains configurations for launching and attaching to a Node.js process.
- tsconfig.json: Specifies root files and compiler options for project compilation.
- package.json: Enumerates project dependencies and relevant scripts.
Community contributions are not just welcomed but are heartily appreciated. If you've got an idea for improvement, found a bug that needs squashing, or have a refined code implementation, we're all ears. Remember, great projects are the result of many small contributions stacked together.
Refer to our Contributing Guidelines and Code of Conduct to ensure a positive and collaborative environment.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
We look forward to seeing you debug and develop with us. Happy Coding!