llm-router-utils
Lightweight extraction of sglang's reasoning parser, tool-call parser, and chat template rendering, for use in custom router services and lightweight LLM applications.
This library does not include any inference engine code. It only provides the "frontend" message processing pipeline: OpenAIServingChat._process_messages and its dependencies.
Installation
pip install llm-router-utils
CPU-only torch (optional, smaller on Linux)
This library depends on xgrammar, which declares torch>=1.10.0. By default pip pulls the CUDA-enabled torch wheel from PyPI (~502 MB on Linux x86_64). Routers don't use torch for GPU ops — only a lazy torch.version.hip / torch.npu.is_available() probe that returns False when torch is absent — so CPU-only torch is sufficient.
To install CPU-only torch, install it from the PyTorch CPU index before this package:
pip install torch --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu
pip install llm-router-utils
The second command sees torch already satisfied and skips the CUDA download. On Linux x86_64 this saves ~319 MB (502 → 183). On Windows there is no size difference (both ~116 MB), so this step is only useful on Linux.
Usage
from llm_router_utils.sglang.srt.configs.model_config import ModelConfig
from llm_router_utils.sglang.srt.managers.tokenizer_manager import TokenizerManager
from llm_router_utils.sglang.srt.parser.template_manager import TemplateManager
from llm_router_utils.sglang.srt.entrypoints.openai.serving_chat import OpenAIServingChat
from llm_router_utils.sglang.srt.server_args import ServerArgs, PortArgs
server_args = ServerArgs(model_path="Qwen/Qwen3-32B", tool_call_parser="qwen3_coder")
port_args = PortArgs()
tokenizer_manager = TokenizerManager(server_args, port_args)
template_manager = TemplateManager()
template_manager.initialize_templates(
tokenizer_manager=tokenizer_manager,
model_path=server_args.model_path,
chat_template=server_args.chat_template,
)
openai_serving_chat = OpenAIServingChat(tokenizer_manager, template_manager)
result = openai_serving_chat._process_messages(request, is_multimodal=False)
What's included
Migrated modules under llm_router_utils/sglang/srt/ (paths preserved from upstream):
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
parser/ |
Conversation templates (~50 model families), ReasoningParser + detectors, harmony/inkling, jinja utils, template detection, TemplateManager with TokenizerLike Protocol |
function_call/ |
FunctionCallParser + 34 detectors (hermes, glm, deepseek, qwen, kimi, mistral, muse-glimmer, …), JsonArrayParser, schema utils |
entrypoints/openai/ |
protocol.py (~1900 lines, full OpenAI types), slimmed serving_chat.py (only _process_messages chain), serving_base.py, chat_encoding.py, encoding_dsv32/dsv4.py, sse_utils.py, usage_processor.py, utils.py |
managers/ |
Slimmed TokenizerManager (uses upstream get_tokenizer for byte-parity incl. SGLANG_PATCH_TOKENIZER), slimmed io_struct.py, embed_types.py stub |
configs/ |
Slimmed ModelConfig (uses upstream get_config; exposes hf_config/is_multimodal/get_default_sampling_params/context_length), model_config_parser_registry.py |
tokenizer/ |
tiktoken_tokenizer.py |
disaggregation/ |
kv_events.py — KV cache event structs (EventBatch, KVCacheEvent, StorageMedium, BlockStored, BlockRemoved, AllBlocksCleared, KVEventBatch) |
mem_cache/ |
utils.py — pure-Python SHA256 hash helpers, byte-identical to sglang's C++ extension |
observability/ |
metrics_collector.py — data classes only: QueueCount, SchedulerStats, compute_routing_key_stats. Heavy *MetricsCollector classes stripped |
utils/hf_transformers/ |
Restored common.py/config.py/tokenizer.py/mistral_utils.py — upstream get_tokenizer/get_config. Slimmed hf_transformers_patches.py (torch-free only). patch_tokenizer.py verbatim |
connector/ (stub) |
create_remote_connector raises NotImplementedError |
| Top-level slimmed files | environ.py (env var registry) · server_args.py (device/revision/tokenizer_backend + PortArgs.init_new) · srt/utils/common.py (ImageData/VideoData/read_system_prompt_from_file + hf helpers) · sglang/utils.py (convert_json_schema_to_str/is_in_ci/TypeBasedDispatcher/LazyImport) |
What's NOT included
Inference engine code is intentionally stripped: schedulers, model loaders, layer implementations, CUDA/Triton kernels, sampling, constrained decoding, speculative decoding, LoRA runtime, distributed runtime, KV cache manager, HTTP server, multimodal processing, observability, and all CLI/launch scripts.
Version Mapping
The mapping between this repo's releases and upstream sglang versions, so users can find the release that matches a given sglang version:
| This repo | Upstream sglang |
|---|---|
v0.2.2 |
v0.5.16 |
v0.3.0 |
v0.5.17 |
v0.4.0 |
v0.5.18 |
v0.5.0 |
v0.5.19 |
See DEVELOPMENT.md for the development workflow (upgrades, checks, releases).
License
Apache 2.0, adapted from sglang.
This is a derivative work of sglang. The upstream copyright notice is retained
in LICENSE and NOTICE per Apache 2.0 §4(b)/§4(c).
Retained source files keep their upstream copyright headers; slimmed files
carry both the upstream header and a "Derivative work" notice. See
DEVELOPMENT.md for the trimming rules.
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