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llm-report

v1.0.9

Published

Client side SDK for llm.report

Downloads

1

Readme

Integrating llm-report npm Package

Installation

To begin, make sure you have npm installed on your machine. Then, Run the following command in your project terminal:

pnpm install llm-report

This will install the llm-report package and its dependencies into your project.

Initializing the Package

Once the installation is complete, you can start integrating the llm-report package into your application. If you are using Express.js as your server framework, you will need to import the llmReportSdk module and initialize it with your API key. Here is an example:

import { llmReportSdk } from "llm-report";

const sdk = llmReportSdk("api key here");
sdk.start();

Make sure to replace "api key here" with your actual API key. If you don't have an API key, you can obtain one by visiting the llm.report website.

Shutting Down the Package

Once you are done using the llm-report package in your application, it is important to properly shut it down to release any resources it may be using. You can do this by calling the sdk.shutdown() method. Here is an example:

sdk.shutdown();

Make sure to include this code when you are gracefully shutting down your server or when you no longer need to use llm reports.