@spec compile(t(), map()) :: String.t() | [map()]

Compiles a prompt by substituting variables.

For text prompts, replaces {{variable}} patterns in the template string. For chat prompts, replaces variables in each message's content field.

Variable names in the template must match the keys in the variables map. Keys can be atoms or strings.

Examples

# Text prompt with template: "Hello {{name}}, let's talk about {{topic}}"
compiled = Langfuse.Prompt.compile(text_prompt, %{name: "Alice", topic: "weather"})
# => "Hello Alice, let's talk about weather"

# Chat prompt with system message containing {{user_name}}
compiled = Langfuse.Prompt.compile(chat_prompt, %{user_name: "Bob"})
# => [%{"role" => "system", "content" => "You are helping Bob"}, ...]

# Using atom keys
compiled = Langfuse.Prompt.compile(prompt, %{name: "Alice"})

# Using string keys
compiled = Langfuse.Prompt.compile(prompt, %{"name" => "Alice"})

@spec fetch(
  String.t(),
  keyword()
) :: {:ok, t()} | {:error, term()}

Fetches a prompt directly from Langfuse without caching.

Use this when you need the latest version and want to bypass the cache.

Options

• :version - Specific version number to fetch.
• :label - Label to fetch (e.g., "production", "latest").

Examples

{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.fetch("my-prompt")
{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.fetch("my-prompt", version: 3)

@spec get(
  String.t(),
  keyword()
) :: {:ok, t()} | {:error, term()}

Fetches a prompt from Langfuse with caching.

Returns the cached prompt if available and not expired. Otherwise, fetches from the API and caches the result.

Options

• :version - Specific version number to fetch.
• :label - Label to fetch (e.g., "production", "latest").
• :cache_ttl - Cache TTL in milliseconds. Defaults to 60,000 (1 minute).
• :fallback - Fallback prompt struct or template to use if fetch fails. Can be a %Langfuse.Prompt{} struct or a string template.

Examples

{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.get("my-prompt")
prompt.name
#=> "my-prompt"

{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.get("my-prompt", version: 2)

{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.get("my-prompt", label: "production")

{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.get("my-prompt", cache_ttl: 300_000)

# With fallback prompt struct
fallback = %Langfuse.Prompt{
  name: "my-prompt",
  version: 0,
  type: :text,
  prompt: "Default template {{name}}",
  labels: [],
  tags: []
}
{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.get("my-prompt", fallback: fallback)

# With fallback template string (creates text prompt)
{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.get("my-prompt",
  fallback: "Default template {{name}}"
)

Errors

Returns {:error, :not_found} if the prompt does not exist and no fallback provided.

@spec invalidate(
  String.t(),
  keyword()
) :: :ok

Invalidates a cached prompt by name.

Removes all cached versions and labels for the given prompt name. Use this when you know a prompt has been updated in Langfuse and want to force a fresh fetch on the next get/2 call.

Options

• :version - Only invalidate a specific version.
• :label - Only invalidate a specific label.

Examples

iex> Langfuse.Prompt.invalidate("my-prompt")
:ok

iex> Langfuse.Prompt.invalidate("my-prompt", version: 2)
:ok

iex> Langfuse.Prompt.invalidate("my-prompt", label: "production")
:ok

@spec invalidate_all() :: :ok

Clears all cached prompts.

Use this to force fresh fetches for all prompts. This is useful when deploying new prompt versions across the board.

Examples

iex> Langfuse.Prompt.invalidate_all()
:ok

@spec link_meta(t()) :: %{prompt_name: String.t(), prompt_version: pos_integer()}

Returns prompt metadata for linking to generations.

The returned map can be merged into generation options to track which prompt version was used.

Examples

{:ok, prompt} = Langfuse.Prompt.get("my-prompt")
meta = Langfuse.Prompt.link_meta(prompt)
# => %{prompt_name: "my-prompt", prompt_version: 2}

# Use with generation
generation = Langfuse.generation(trace,
  [name: "completion", model: "gpt-4"] ++ Map.to_list(meta)
)