The ttj-client SDK for Node.js lets you use the text-to-json.com API to LLM powered data extraction features for your applications.
For API docs see https://text-to-json.com/docs.
npm install ttj-clientTo use the ttj-client SDK for Node.js, create an instance of TTJClient by passing it your API Key.
You can generate an API Key on the Usage page by clicking Create new API Key.
async function infer(){
const { TTJClient } = await import('ttj-client');
const ttjClient = new TTJClient(TTJ_API_TOKEN);
//...
}You can extract the data defined in your schema from any pdf, png, or jpeg file. Just pass the file as a Buffer or string as the first parameter and the mimetype as the second parameter. Define your schema as the third parameter.
async function infer(){
//...
const response = await ttjClient.inferDocumentBySchema(
await fs.promises.readFile('tests/testfiles/invoice.jpg'),
'image/jpeg',
{
issuer_legal_name: '<string: the legal name of the company that issued the invoice>',
issuer_street: '<string: the street and number of the issuer address>',
issuer_zip: '<string: the zip code of the issuer address without the town>',
issuer_town: '<string: the town of the issuer address without zip code>',
issuer_tax_number: '<string: the tax number ("UID Nummer") of the issuer>',
invoice_number: '<string: invoice number>',
invoice_date: '<date: the date (without time) the invoice was issued>',
total_gross_sum: '<float: the total gross sum of the invoice including VAT, null iff unsure>',
total_net_sum: '<float: the total net sum of the invoice excluding VAT, null iff unsure>',
},
[{
type: 'raw',
name: 'openai/gpt-3.5-turbo',
maxcount: 3
},
{
type: 'padded',
name: 'openai/gpt-3.5-turbo',
maxcount: 3
}], false);
}
console.log(JSON.stringify(response.results));
/* logs
{
issuer_legal_name: 'some-company',
issuer_street: 'a street',
issuer_zip: '1234',
issuer_town: 'a town'
...
}
*/Set returnprobabilities (the fourth parameter) to true to get options and their probability for every value.
async function infer(){
//...
const response = await ttjClient.inferDocumentBySchema(
await fs.promises.readFile('tests/testfiles/invoice.jpg'),
'image/jpeg',
{
issuer_legal_name: '<string: the legal name of the company that issued the invoice>',
issuer_street: '<string: the street and number of the issuer address>',
issuer_zip: '<string: the zip code of the issuer address without the town>',
issuer_town: '<string: the town of the issuer address without zip code>',
issuer_tax_number: '<string: the tax number ("UID Nummer") of the issuer>',
invoice_number: '<string: invoice number>',
invoice_date: '<date: the date (without time) the invoice was issued>',
total_gross_sum: '<float: the total gross sum of the invoice including VAT, null iff unsure>',
total_net_sum: '<float: the total net sum of the invoice excluding VAT, null iff unsure>',
},
[{
type: 'raw',
name: 'openai/gpt-3.5-turbo',
maxcount: 3
},
{
type: 'padded',
name: 'openai/gpt-3.5-turbo',
maxcount: 3
}], true);// set returnproabilities to true
}
console.log(JSON.stringify(response.results));
/* logs
{
issuer_legal_name: [{
value: 'some-company',
probability: 1
}],
issuer_street: [
{
value: 'a street',
probability: 0.66
},
{
value: 'different-value',
probability: 0.33
}
],
issuer_zip: [{
value: '1234',
probability: 1
}],
issuer_town: [{
value: 'a town',
probability: 1
}],
...
}
*/You can extract the data defined in your schema from any text. Just pass the text as the first parameter and define your schema as the second parameter.
async function infer(){
//...
const response = await ttjClient.inferBySchema(
'company name: Acme Corp\na street 123\n1234 Town',
{
customer: {
company_name: 'string',
address: {
street: 'string',
zip_code: 'number',
city: 'string'
}
}
},
'openai/gpt-3.5-turbo');
console.log(JSON.stringify(response));
}
/* logs
{
customer: {
company_name: 'Acme Corp',
address: {
street: 'a street 123',
zip_code: 1234,
city: 'Town'
}
}
}
*/You can also use a model defined on the website using inferByUUID.
async function infer(){
//...
const response = await ttjClient.inferByUUID('company name: acme corp\na street 123\n1234 Town', YOUR_UUID);
console.log(JSON.stringify(response));
}
infer();
/* logs
{
customer: {
company_name: 'Acme Corp',
address: {
street: 'a street 123',
zip_code: 1234,
city: 'Town'
}
}
}
*/You can also get an async generator that always returns the current state of the extraction by using the inferStreamingBySchema method.
async function infer(){
//...
for await (const response of ttjClient.inferStreamingBySchema(
'company name: Acme Corp\na street 123\n1234 Town',
{
customer: {
company_name: 'string',
address: {
street: 'string',
zip_code: 'number',
city: 'string'
}
}
},
'openai/gpt-3.5-turbo')) {
console.log(JSON.stringify(response));
}
}
infer();
/* logs
{"customer":{}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp"}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{}}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{"street":"a street 123"}}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{"street":"a street 123","zip_code":1234}}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{"street":"a street 123","zip_code":1234,"city":"Town"}}}
*/You can also use a model defined on the website using inferStreamingByUUID.
async function infer(){
//...
for await (const response of ttjClient.inferStreamingByUUID(
'company name: Acme Corp\na street 123\n1234 Town',
YOUR_UUID
)) {
console.log(JSON.stringify(response));
}
}
infer();
/* logs
{"customer":{}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp"}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{}}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{"street":"a street 123"}}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{"street":"a street 123","zip_code":1234}}}
{"customer":{"company_name":"Acme Corp","address":{"street":"a street 123","zip_code":1234,"city":"Town"}}}
*/