Declaraoids

I did something similar almost 10 years ago in javascript (as a joke): https://github.com/Matsemann/Declaraoids One example, arr.findNameWhereAgeEqualsX({x: 25}), would return all users in the array where user.age == 25. Not based on LLMs, though. But a trap on the object fetching the method name you're trying to call (using the new-at-the-time Proxy functionality), then parsing that name and converting it to code. Deterministic, but based on rules.

I made that as a joke in javascript 8 years ago. Not using LLM, but using javascript proxies so that if a function doesn't exist it tries to implement it runtime based on the name of the function using a sql like grammar. I really hope to not see something like that in real use, heh. https://github.com/Matsemann/Declaraoids Maybe I should make a LLM version of this.

Used to be quite common in java jpa spring, but I haven't seen it that much in the wild lately. Basically you just write a method name as an interface, and runtime it will implement it. https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/jpa/docs/current/referenc... To make fun of this behavior, I made a similar thing for javascript when proxies came into the language https://github.com/Matsemann/Declaraoids

Don't abuse it? That's half the fun! I made a toy library a while back that allows you to call "any" function you want, and it tries to implement and execute it runtime based on the name! You can do stuff like this, where it will map and filter a list of nested objects. declaraoids.findNameAndSexAsGenderWhereAgeGreaterThanXAndAddress_CityEqualsCity(persons, {x: 23, city: 'Bergen'}); [0]: https://github.com/Matsemann/Declaraoids

I used proxies to make a fun library where you can call arbitrary functions, and it tries to make the function based on the name. For instance declaraoids.findWhereNameEqualsX(persons, {x: "Mats"}); It will generate the function on the fly. https://github.com/Matsemann/Declaraoids