Python Automation Made Simple: nlp2fn

Welcome to nlp2fn, a seamless and intuitive software tool for Python automation. With the ability to load and read Python functions from any specified location, nlp2fn brings all your automation tasks together. Whether your functions reside in local directories or remote servers, nlp2fn fetches, loads, and prepares them for execution — as simple as a statement.

The Magic of nlp2fn

A typical function for nlp2fn follows this format:

# Write you execute statement, this shall be an 
# input by user to execute your events, make sure all the 
# parameters that are required by event is properly captured with {param_name}.
STATEMENT = "download {link} to {output_dir}"


# This shall be the main function for your event. once 
def execute(args):
    file = args[0]
    output_dir = args[1]
    
    # Complete the function.
    return True

The execute function is the heart of the operation where the actual task takes place.

Quick Start Guide

Here's how to install and get started with nlp2fn:

pip install nlp2fn

Next, add the source directory where your Python functions are located:

nlp2fn add-source /path/to/directory

or

nlp2fn add-source https://github.com/{githubid}/{repo}

make sure repo is public.

Ready to launch nlp2fn as a chatbot? Use this command:

nlp2fn run

To run a single statement, use the exec command:

nlp2fn exec -m "statement"

If you need to reset your sources, simply use the reset command:

nlp2fn reset

If you need to remove any source your sources, simply use the delete command:

nlp2fn delete

If you need to update the source, both remote or local use update command

nlp2fn update

Join the Development

We welcome your contributions! Feel free to submit pull requests and create issues on our GitHub page.

View ChangeLog

GitHub Release page.

Contact

For questions, suggestions, or any kind of discussion, feel free to open an issue on our GitHub page.

Embrace the simplification of Python automation with nlp2fn.

Events

• Langchain Automations : https://github.com/dextrop/evt-langchain
• https://medium.com/@askjennie/creating-your-own-automation-library-with-nlp2fn-6657b1276361