kragen-gui.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Copy .env file and replace the value of the 11th line
# cp ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json.sample ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json

# openaikey=$(awk 'NR == 11 {print}' .env)
# openaikey=$(echo $openaikey | cut -d'=' -f2)

# weaviatekey=$(awk 'NR == 16 {print}' .env)
# weaviatekey=$(echo $weaviatekey | cut -d'=' -f2)

# weaviateurl=$(awk 'NR == 15 {print}' .env)
# weaviateurl=$(echo $weaviateurl | cut -d'=' -f2)

# awk -v value="$openaikey" 'NR == 28 {$0 = "\"api_key\": \"" value "\", "} 1' ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json > temp && mv temp ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json

# awk -v value="$weaviatekey" 'NR == 15 {$0 = "\"api_key\": \"" value "\", "} 1' ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json > temp && mv temp ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json

# awk -v value="$weaviateurl" 'NR == 16 {$0 = "\"url\": \"" value "\", "} 1' ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json > temp && mv temp ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend/config.json

# Start Flask server in Docker container
# cd ./KRAGEN_Dashboard/Backend

# IMAGE_NAME="kragen-flask-server"
# # Check if the Docker image already exists
# if docker images "$IMAGE_NAME" | grep -q "$IMAGE_NAME"; then
#     echo "Docker image $IMAGE_NAME already exists. Skipping build."
# else
#     echo "Docker image $IMAGE_NAME does not exist. Building..."
#     docker build -t "$IMAGE_NAME" .
# fi

# Source environment variables from the .env file
source .env

# Configure the backend config.json file:
docker compose run kragen config_backend

source config/kragen.env
# Display the OpenAI API key, Weaviate URL, and Weaviate API key for verification
echo "WEAVIATE_URL: $WEAVIATE_URL"

Start the Docker container for the Flask server with docker compose
docker compose run -d -p 5050:5050 execgpt

# # Navigate to the Frontend directory
# cd KRAGEN_Dashboard/Frontend
#
# # Install npm dependencies and start the React application in the background
# npm install
# npm start &
# REACT_PID=$!
#
# # Define a function to clean up background processes on script exit
# function cleanup_react() {
#     echo "Exiting..."
#     kill $REACT_PID
#     exit
# }
#
# # Trap EXIT signal to ensure the cleanup function runs on script exit
# trap cleanup_react EXIT
#
# # Wait for the React process to finish before exiting the script
# wait $REACT_PID

docker compose run -d -p 3000:3000 gui