Add this to your Node.js code:

const booste = require('booste');

const outList = await booste.gpt2XL(apiKey, inString, length)

Arguments:

Arg	Description	Required	Type	Example
apiKey	Your API key, found on the User Dashboard	True	string	"xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
inString	The given sequence of words	True	string	"I went on a walk and suddenly, I"
length	The quantity of words to predict following the in_string	False (default=5)	int	10

Return Type:

List - the predicted text, separated into list form.

To convert to string, add:

var outString = outList.join(' ');

Fine-Tuning:

Adjusting these parameters from the default is not recommended.

Arg	Description	Required	Type	Example
temperature	A value between 0.1 and 1, to adjust randomness. - Smaller values create seemingly random output. - Larger values create repeating phrases in the output.	False (default=0.8)	float	0.8
windowMax	A value between 1 and 1023, to manage inference workload. GPT-2 can only accept an input string less than 1024 words long. Booste uses a "sliding window" approach to handle longer length requests, where the input string is trimmed to the n=window_max most recent words. - Smaller values will generate text quickly (1 sec/word), but output will drift to unrelated topics due to lost context. - Larger values will generate text slowly (4 min/word), but output will retain more context.	False (default=100)	int	250

Add this to your Node.js code:

const booste = require('booste');

const taskID = await booste.gpt2XLStart(apiKey, inString, length)

Arguments:

Arg	Description	Required	Type	Example
apiKey	Your API key, found on the User Dashboard	True	string	"xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
inString	The given sequence of words	True	string	"I went on a walk and suddenly, I"
length	The quantity of words to predict following the in_string	False (default=5)	int	10

Return Type:

String - a task ID for your inference job.
Use this taskID with the check function at a later time to check on the job.

Fine-Tuning:

Adjusting these parameters from the default is not recommended.

Arg	Description	Required	Type	Example
temperature	A value between 0.1 and 1, to adjust randomness. - Smaller values create seemingly random output. - Larger values create repeating phrases in the output.	False (default=0.8)	float	0.8
windowMax	A value between 1 and 1023, to manage inference workload. GPT-2 can only accept an input string less than 1024 words long. Booste uses a "sliding window" approach to handle longer length requests, where the input string is trimmed to the n=window_max most recent words. - Smaller values will generate text quickly (1 sec/word), but output will drift to unrelated topics due to lost context. - Larger values will generate text slowly (4 min/word), but output will retain more context.	False (default=100)	int	250

Add this to your Node.js code:

const booste = require('booste');

const jsonOut = await booste.gpt2XLCheck(apiKey, taskID)

Arguments:

Arg	Description	Required	Type	Example
apiKey	Your API key, found on the User Dashboard	True	string	"xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
taskID	The task ID returned by the start function	True	string	"xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"

Return Type:

json - a json object structured as follows:

If the job is still running or has failed:

{
   'Status': jobStatus,
   'TaskID': taskID
}

If the job was successful:

{
   'Status': jobStatus,
   'Output': outList
}