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Installation

To use ChunkDefault, you first need to install the purecpp_chunks_clean Python package: 
pip install purecpp_chunks_clean

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Initialization

To use the ChunkDefault module, you first need to create an instance by specifying the chunk_size and overlap. These parameters define how the text will be split, ensuring that each chunk stays within the defined size and shares context with the following chunk.
ParameterDescription
chunk_sizeMaximum size of each chunk (in characters).
overlapNumber of characters shared between consecutive chunks.
Note: overlap must be smaller than chunk_size, otherwise an error will be raised.
Example: 
from purecpp_chunks_clean import ChunkDefault

chunk_default = ChunkDefault(chunk_size=200, overlap=10)

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Processing Documents

To process a list of documents and split them into chunks, use the ProcessDocuments method. Each resulting chunk will also be an instance of Document. The max_workers parameter controls the number of concurrent threads used during processing. 
from purecpp_chunks_clean import ChunkDefault

chunk_default = ChunkDefault(chunk_size=200, overlap=10)
documents = chunk_default.ProcessDocuments(
    items=[single_input_data, single_input_data_2],
    max_workers=5
)

print(documents)
Each input document is processed into multiple chunks, and the output is a list of Document instances containing the chunked text data.

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Using with a Data Loader

You can also use ChunkDefault with a data loader to process text files directly: 
from purecpp_libs import TXTLoader
from purecpp_chunks_clean import ChunkDefault

# Load text file
txt_loader = TXTLoader("path/to/your/textfile.txt")
input_data = txt_loader.Load()

# Process documents
chunk_default = ChunkDefault(chunk_size=200, overlap=10)
documents = chunk_default.ProcessDocuments(items=input_data)

print(documents)