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• The JSONSchema module now supports asynchronous operations with updates to infer, toStrictJSONSchema, and JSONSchemaInfer.

• New functionalities have been added to improve the inference, validation, and structure of JSON schemas. For example:

  • Added support for inferring complex nested object structures.
  • Enhanced capability to handle null values in schema types.
  • Introduced a function to convert objects into their corresponding JSON schemas asynchronously.

• Updated the prompt template module to reflect these new changes, ensuring compatibility and functionality across different environments.

• Demonstrated usage of these new JSON schema inference features in several sample scripts, including groq.genai.mjs and the newly added jsonschema.genai.mjs, showcasing practical applications.

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LGTM 🚀

The changes in the GIT_DIFF seem to be related to updating the schema-related functions and ensuring that JSONSchemaInfer returns a Promise. The addition of async/await for json-schema-generator is correct and necessary if the generator function will be asynchronous. This change improves the reliability and maintainability of the code by clearly indicating asynchronous operations.

The refactoring of jsonToSchema to an imported function from json-schema-generator instead of being part of the module itself makes sense, ensuring that dependencies are managed properly.

In summary, these changes align well with modern JavaScript/TypeScript practices and should perform as intended without raising any functional concerns in a production environment.

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