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Hello, I am a computer science student working on a final project. I would like to request access to the Docker image of your space so I may utilize your project and build a React front-end application. Thank you. When I try to download the space locally, it says there may be sensitive secrets and I must request access.
and I watched your youtube video, would it possible for you to do a tutorial on how to modified code to accepts raw text prompts, instead of the static target list items?
Hey SerendipitousTen,
I'm glad that the Docker Image might be helpful for your final project ๐
If I understand correctly, this is what you'd like to do:
- modify the Python code to accept raw text prompts instead of a predefined list of items
- build an alternative to the Gradio-based front-end based on React
Since you want to modify the Python code anyway, you won't need to download the Docker Image. You'll need to clone the git repo to modify the Python code and then build the Docker Image. If you have the corresponding hardware (GPU) you'll be able to build the Docker Image and run it locally. Otherwise you'll need to push your changes to Huggingface so that Huggingface builds and runs the Docker Image.
Regarding the tutorial. I'll have a look on the weekend. During the week I don't have much time.
Let me know if you need more info before the weekend :)
Thank you so much, I spent several hours getting the container to run from the docker file, I had to troubleshoot it, but it now works perfectly and fast on my system, so thank for your guidance and youtube video, as the the official colab demo from Microsoft was not working at all for me, I really appreciate your work, Yes below is the exactly what I want to do.
- modify the Python code to accept raw text prompts instead of a predefined list of items.
- build an alternative to the Gradio-based front-end based on React.
I tried to convert the existing code to work with natural text prompts but was unsuccessful so I would appreciate if, when you get the chance, you could update the code base to work for that or either do a tutorial if possible, As I know it will be time consuming, so whenever you get the opportunity I am fine with it. But for now I will work with the current codebase.
Thanks again.