Chat prompt #39
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juanpedromoreno
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kotlin/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/xebia/functional/prompt/ChatPromptTemplate.kt
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Applied the changes proposed by @juanpedromoreno, cleaned the code a bit and added an additional test to cover all types of messages. |
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This PR brings
ChatPromptTemplate, which takes as argument a list ofPromptTemplate<Message>and exposes two methods:format, which takes aMap<String, String>of input strings and returns a single formattedStringwith all the messages content of that instance, associated to it's role or type. For example: System: You are a helpful assistant that helps on guessing movies.formatMessages, which also takes a map of input strings, but this time it returns a formattedList<Message>with all the inputs filled.You can check the Spec in order to see some examples of the usage.