Closed hlvlad closed 2 months ago
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+1 I'd add that it would be difficult for us to adopt a tool such as this without the front end being open sourced. We can't put ourselves in the position of being blocked by a team that we have no influence over on a key tool such as graph exploration (I hasten to add that our current solution is much less elegant than this and we would love to use it).
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Hi @hlvlad, I'll look into this and get back to you.
Hey @pkgoogle , I was wondering, when do you plan on open sourcing this?
Hi @Subashkatel, the current plan is on the next release. There's still uncertainty on that time, but I will say it's at least 3 weeks away.
any updates?
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Hey @pkgoogle any further updates regarding this?
Hi All, thank you for your patience. There was a lot of uncertainty around this so I didn't want to communicate anything incorrect w/o some clarity. Currently the expectation is that it is at least 2 months away due to the level of internal only code that we cannot open source. It's effectively a refactor.
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Hi gays, I find this repo https://github.com/jinjingforever/me-external-test, seem like is developer want to public front source code created temp repo.
Yes, we are actively working on open-sourcing the UI code and will be releasing it this week or next week. Stay tuned!
(Sorry, had to take my test repo offline for now :) )
The front-end code has been open-sourced. See https://github.com/google-ai-edge/model-explorer/tree/main/src/ui
Thanks for the patience!
Hello, thank you for great app! It seems that currently web-app is shipped in bundled form in repository. I see great potential in such graph editor, in particular to explore large CMake build trees. Are there any plans to open source original Javascript/Typescript front end code?