To integrate your Gradio interface into the provided CORE.py script, you will need to replace the existing Gradio chat client with your new Gradio interface. The integration involves the following steps:
Remove the Old Chat Client: Identify and remove the existing Gradio chat client initialization and its usage in the CORE.py script.
Define the New Chat Functionality: Incorporate the query_model function and the Gradio interface setup from your chat handler script into CORE.py.
Modify the Chat Interaction Logic: Update the chat function in CORE.py to use your new query_model function instead of the old Gradio chat client.
Launch the Gradio Interface: Decide whether to launch the Gradio interface within the existing Pygame loop or as a separate process.
Here's an example of how you might modify the CORE.py script:
from datetime import datetime
from PIL import Image
import pygame
import sys
import textwrap
import threading
import gradio as gr
import requests
# [Rest of the imports and initial setup from CORE.py]
# New Gradio chat handler function
def query_model(prompt):
# [Your query_model code]
# Create a new Gradio interface
iface = gr.Interface(
fn=query_model,
inputs=gr.components.Textbox(lines=2, placeholder="Enter your prompt here..."),
outputs="text",
title="DEBUG DAEMON : Custom AI Model Query",
theme=gr.themes.Monochrome()
)
# Function to replace the existing chat_client.predict method
def chat(message):
return query_model(message)
# [Rest of the CORE.py code]
# Launch the Gradio interface in a separate thread
def launch_gradio():
iface.launch()
gradio_thread = threading.Thread(target=launch_gradio)
gradio_thread.start()
# [Pygame main loop from CORE.py]
pygame.quit()
sys.exit()
In this modification:
The old chat_client is no longer used. Instead, the chat function directly calls query_model, which sends requests to your new endpoint.
The Gradio interface is launched in a separate thread, allowing it to run concurrently with the Pygame main loop.
Ensure that the rest of the CORE.py script is adjusted accordingly to fit this new setup, especially in parts where the old chat_client was previously used. Test the integrated script thoroughly to confirm that all functionalities, including Pygame and the Gradio interface, are working as expected.
To integrate your Gradio interface into the provided
CORE.py
script, you will need to replace the existing Gradio chat client with your new Gradio interface. The integration involves the following steps:Remove the Old Chat Client: Identify and remove the existing Gradio chat client initialization and its usage in the
CORE.py
script.Define the New Chat Functionality: Incorporate the
query_model
function and the Gradio interface setup from your chat handler script intoCORE.py
.Modify the Chat Interaction Logic: Update the
chat
function inCORE.py
to use your newquery_model
function instead of the old Gradio chat client.Launch the Gradio Interface: Decide whether to launch the Gradio interface within the existing Pygame loop or as a separate process.
Here's an example of how you might modify the
CORE.py
script:In this modification:
chat_client
is no longer used. Instead, thechat
function directly callsquery_model
, which sends requests to your new endpoint.Ensure that the rest of the
CORE.py
script is adjusted accordingly to fit this new setup, especially in parts where the oldchat_client
was previously used. Test the integrated script thoroughly to confirm that all functionalities, including Pygame and the Gradio interface, are working as expected.