llm-to-json
Tiny wrapper around prompture with a minimal, easy-to-use API for converting LLM output (or raw text) into JSON according to a schema.
Install:
pip install llm-to-json
Usage:
from llm_to_json import from_llm_text
schema = {"name": "string", "age": "int"}
print(from_llm_text("Name: Juan Age: 30", schema))
For full docs and advanced features, see the main project: Prompture — https://github.com/jhd3197/prompture
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