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A command line tool for quick concept lookups

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LiteLookup 🔎

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LiteLookup is a command-line tool developed in Python that fetches beginner-level information about any concept directly from the command line. This tool is designed for users who want quick, concise, and accessible explanations without leaving their terminal.

Features

  • Command-Line Interface (CLI): Uses argparse to handle user inputs.
  • Error Handling: Validates user input to ensure meaningful queries. Catches special characters and raises appropriate errors.
  • API Integration: Utilizes the Groq LLM API to generate concise explanations of the concepts provided.
  • Caching: Implements Redis for persistent caching of API responses, reducing unnecessary API calls and improving response times.
  • Interactive Shell Session: Launches an intractive shell for faster, continuous lookups after the initial connection establishment. This mode is ideal for making multiple queries in a single session without the overhead of reconnecting for each request.
  • Verbose Mode: Use the -v flag for more detailed explanations, including examples or code snippets when applicable.
  • HTTP/2 Support: Uses httpx with connection pooling and HTTP/2 for efficient API communication.
  • Expandable: Designed to be easily extended with new features and enhancements.

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.8 or higher
  • Redis server installed and running
  • Groq LLM API access — You will need to store a valid Groq API Key as a secret. You can generate one for free here.

Setup

  1. Install LiteLookup via pip:

    pip install litelookup

  2. Configure the environment variables:

    Export the API Key from Groq like so: export GROQ_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

  3. Ensure Redis is running:

    redis-cli ping

    You should get PONG which indicates redis is up and running.

Usage

Basic Usage

To fetch information about a concept, use the following command:

lookup "concept"

For example, lookup "git rebase"

Verbose Mode

For a more detailed response, including examples or code snippets:

`lookup "git rebase" -v'

Interactive Shell Mode

Enter the interactive mode for continuous lookups without reconnecting:

  • litelookup -i

While in the interactive mode, you can toggle verbosity:

  • litelookup -i -v

To exit the interactive mode, type:

  • quit or q

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to LiteLookup, please fork the repository and submit a pull request. For any issues or suggestions, feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository.

Contact

For any questions or support, please contact Abdulmumin at [lanreywaju97@gmail.com]

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