I built a zero-dependency Groq API wrapper for Node.js — simple-groq

Why I built this

I was working on a small AI chatbot project and wanted to
use Groq's blazing fast inference. But the official SDK
felt too heavy for what I needed.

So I built simple-groq — a minimal, zero-dependency
Groq API client that just works.

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Install

\bash
npm install simple-groq
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Quick Start

\`javascript
import { GroqClient } from "simple-groq";

const groq = new GroqClient({ apiKey: "gsk_..." });

const answer = await groq.ask("What is Node.js?");
console.log(answer);
`\

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Features

• ⚡ Zero dependencies — uses native fetch only
• 🪶 Under 5KB minified + gzipped
• 🌊 Streaming with for await...of
• 💬 Built-in multi-turn chat history
• 🔒 Full TypeScript support
• 📦 ESM + CJS dual build

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Streaming Example

\javascript
for await (const chunk of groq.stream(messages)) {
process.stdout.write(chunk.content);
}
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Chat History Example

\`javascript
const history = groq.createHistory();

history.add("system", "You are a helpful assistant.");
history.add("user", "My name is Adarsh.");

const reply = await groq.chat(history.messages);
history.add("assistant", reply);

history.add("user", "What is my name?");
const answer = await groq.chat(history.messages);
console.log(answer); // "Your name is Adarsh."
`\

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Links

• GitHub: https://github.com/codewithAdarsh1/simple-groq
• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/simple-groq

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Feedback and contributions are welcome!
If you find it useful, a ⭐ on GitHub would mean a lot!