<h2>Overview</h2>
SvelteBench is an innovative benchmarking tool designed for evaluating large language models (LLMs) in generating Svelte components. Inspired by the OpenAI methodology laid out in the paper "Evaluating Large Language Models Trained on Code," SvelteBench utilizes a structured approach akin to the HumanEval dataset. This tool is particularly useful for developers who want to assess the effectiveness and accuracy of the Svelte components produced by different LLM providers through comprehensive testing against predefined criteria.
With its automated testing framework, SvelteBench allows users to streamline the process of generating and validating Svelte components. By simply sending prompts to various LLMs, the tool checks for functionality and correctness through rigorous testing, making it an essential resource for developers looking to enhance their productivity and ensure the quality of their code.
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Multi-Provider Support: SvelteBench supports a wide range of LLM providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter, ensuring versatility in testing.
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Debug Mode: For streamlined development, debug mode allows testing of a single provider or model, significantly speeding up the process during the development phase.
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Contextual Generation: Users can provide a context file, such as Svelte documentation, to improve the quality of component generation, which aids LLMs in producing more accurate results.
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Custom Test Addition: Developers can easily add new tests by creating designated directories and files, allowing for tailored evaluation based on specific project needs.
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Result Visualization: After executing benchmarks, results can be visualized using a built-in tool, making it easier to understand performance metrics directly within the generated output.
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Timestamped Results Storage: Benchmark results are saved in a structured JSON format, with filenames that include timestamps for easy identification and organization of test results.
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<h2>Overview</h2>
Svelte Render Scan is an innovative visual debugging tool designed specifically for Svelte applications. This tool serves as a port of the popular render-scan, providing developers with essential insights to enhance the performance and debugging process of their applications. With its intuitive interface and seamless integration, Svelte Render Scan makes it easier to identify rendering issues and optimize your Svelte projects.
The overlay button featured in the tool allows users to activate or deactivate the render scanning feature with ease. This functionality is invaluable for developers seeking to ensure an efficient rendering process and improve overall application performance.
<h2>Features</h2>
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<li>Initial Enabled Prop: The render scanning feature is enabled by default, giving developers instant access to rendering insights right from the start.</li>
<li>Customizable Offset: The <code>offsetLeft</code> prop allows you to adjust the button's position horizontally, providing flexibility for UI customization.</li>
<li>Hide Render Scan Button: With the <code>hideIcon</code> prop, you can keep the functionality of the tool active while hiding the overlay button, creating a cleaner user interface.</li>
<li>User-defined Callback: The <code>callback</code> prop enables users to implement their own function that executes on valid mutations, allowing for tailored responses to rendering changes.</li>
<li>Adjustable Highlight Duration: The <code>duration</code> prop lets users control how long highlights remain visible on the screen, ensuring that developers can adequately assess render changes.</li>
<li>Easy Installation: Setting up Svelte Render Scan is straightforward—simply clone the repository and install the required dependencies to get started.</li>
<li>Open Source: Released under the MIT License, this tool is freely accessible for developers to utilize and contribute to, promoting collaborative enhancement.</li>
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