[conspire] Dependency management: solved
Ivan Sergio Borgonovo
mail at webthatworks.it
Thu Apr 24 11:08:51 PDT 2025
Not surprised it is for node.js.
I'm more surprised someone didn't come up with this sooner.
I'm not sure if I want to check if there is prior art so...
const AiUtil = require("util-ai");
const aiUtil = AiUtil({ apiKey: "YOUR_OPENAI_API_KEY" });
console.log("did anyone came up with something similar to util-ai earlier?",
await aiUtil.hasPrecursor("util-ai", "node"));
On 4/24/25 2:04 AM, Don Marti wrote:
> Even for a small software project, it gets to be a pain to keep track of
> all the different software libraries required for different
> functionality, their differences in calling conventions and function
> naming, and worst of all, the dreaded deprecated features.
>
> Problem solved. Released just around the beginning of this month, now
> there's one JavaScript package that contains "literally any function
> imaginable" -- no more remembering snake_case or camelCase, no more
> worrying about putting the arguments in the right order, in fact,
> nothing to look up, ever! Just call the function you want to call, the
> way you want to call it.
>
> https://www.npmjs.com/package/@andrewtaylor/util-ai
>
>
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