Textllm

Latest version: v20250201.0.1

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0.6.1

- Better handle the white-space in the input file.

0.6.0

- Fixed bug with reading stdin and launching editor
- Added `--stdin` instead of `--prompt -` so that you can do both
- Changed `--silent` to `--quiet`
- Added "Created with {version} at {now}" to the template and those are now fillable

0.5.1

- The environment is now loaded dynamically. This means that you can specify an environment file with textllm settings as well (except for the `$TEXTLLM_ENV_PATH` obviously)
- Adds `loads()` to help parse the file into a dictionary

0.5.0

Introduces (and tests) the ability to parse Markdown images

0.4.1

- Introduced `$TEXTLLM_DEFAULT_MODEL` and `$TEXTLLM_DEFAULT_TEMPERATURE` to control default behavior for *both* new template files and if it's not set
- Introduced `$TEXTLLM_TEMPLATE_FILE` to specify a new template file. Does *not* include `$TEXTLLM_DEFAULT_MODEL` and `$TEXTLLM_DEFAULT_TEMPERATURE`

0.4.0

- Removed environment settings `$TEXTLLM_AUTO_RENAME` and `$TEXTLLM_STREAM` because as I use it, I don't see the utility. `--rename` default is based on whether a file is specified. There is little reason to universally set --no-stream.

Shorted the default system prompt and cleanup help message

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