slambda Playground (Experimental)

We also include a playground app as a simple web interface for you slambda functions.

To start a playground app:

#change ~/.openai.key to your OPENAI_API_KEY_PATH or use the variable OPENAI_API_KEY 
OPENAI_API_KEY_PATH=~/.openai.key python -m slambda.playground

# slambda playground is built on top of flask, which is not designed to run in 
# environment such as jupyter, we suggest running this in a standalone python script.

import os
from dotenv import load_dotenv
import openai

# See https://slambda.dataset.sh/docs/tips/apikey on how to use dotenv
load_dotenv(dotenv_path='.env.local')
openai.api_key = os.getenv('OPENAI_API_KEY')

from slambda.playground import PlaygroundApp

app = PlaygroundApp()
app.run()

from slambda import LmFunction, Example
from slambda_playground import PlaygroundApp

hello_world_fn = LmFunction.create(
    'print hello world',
    default_args='print hello world',
    examples=[Example(output="hello world")]
)

app = PlaygroundApp.open(hello_world_fn)
app.run()

Interface

Assuming your playground app is running at http://127.0.0.1:6767

The app uses hash router, so all url will look like this http://127.0.0.1:6767/#/ or http://127.0.0.1:6767/#/playground?name=entail.entail.

Home Page

In the playground homepage, you can see the list of functions that are available in this playground.

Nullary Function

If the function you selected is a Nullary Function, you will see a similar interface as the following. You can click the RUN button to run your function, and the output will be displayed below.

Unary Function

If the function you selected is a Unary Function, you will see a similar interface as the following. You can put your argument in the text input box and click the SUBMIT button to run your function, and the output will be displayed below.

Keyword Function

If the function your selected is a Keyword Function, you will see a similar interface as following. You can put values for the required arguments in the text input box and click the SUBMIT button to run your function and the output will be displayed below.

You can also click the NEW KEYWORD ARGUMENT button to add more argument.

Menu

You can use the top-right menu to see all functions or check function execution logs.

Logs

You can view your execution logs in the log listing page.