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react-native-tokenizers

v0.1.9

Published

react native library for hf tokenizers

Downloads

739

Readme

react-native-tokenizers

A react native turbo module library for using the tokenizers library from hugging face.

Install

react-native-tokenizers only supports react native 76 and above.

yarn add react-native-tokenizers
pnpm add react-native-tokenizers
npm install react-native-tokenizers

Supported tokenizers

  • distilgpt2 - new DistilGpt2Tokenizer()
  • bert-base-cased - new BertBaseCased()
  • bert-base-uncased - new BertBaseUncased()
  • mosaic-bert-base-uncased - new MosaicBertBaseUncased()

You can also create a tokenizer with your own dictionary.

const tokenizer = new CustomTokenizer(dictionary);

Another way to create a tokenizer is to download the dictionary from the hugging face hub.

const tokenizer = await PreTrainedTokenizer.load('bert-large-cased');

Usage

import { Token, BertBaseUncased } from 'react-native-tokenizers';

// Create a new instance of the tokenizer
const tokenizer = new BertBaseUncased();

// Tokenize a string into tokens
const tokens: Token[] = tokenizer.tokenize("Hello there");
for (const token of tokens) {
  console.log("Token ID:", token.id);
  console.log("Token string:", token.token);
  console.log("Token range:", token.start, token.end);
}

// Tokenize a string into token IDs
const tokenIds: number[] = tokenizer.getIds("Hello there");
console.log("Token IDs:", tokenIds);

// Get token strings for the token IDs
const tokenStrings: string[] = tokenIds
  .map(id => tokenizer.idToToken(id))
  .filter(token => token !== undefined) as string[];
console.log("Tokens from IDs:", tokenStrings);

// Convert a token string back to its ID
const tokenId = tokenizer.tokenToId("hello");
if (tokenId !== undefined) {
  console.log(`The ID for the token "hello" is ${tokenId}`);
} else {
  console.log(`The token "hello" does not exist.`);
}

// Tokenize a batch of strings
const batchInputs = ["Hello there", "How are you?"];
const batchTokenIds = tokenizer.tokenizeBatch(batchInputs);
console.log("Batch Token IDs:", batchTokenIds);

// Tokenize a string including special tokens
const tokensWithSpecial: Token[] = tokenizer.tokenizeWithSpecialTokens("Hello there");
for (const token of tokensWithSpecial) {
  console.log("Token with Special ID:", token.id);
  console.log("Token with Special string:", token.token);
  console.log("Token with Special range:", token.start, token.end);
}

Checkout the example for more App.tsx.