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Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
[build-system]
requires = ["hatchling"]
build-backend = "hatchling.build"
[project]
name = "gpt3discord"
description = "A Chat GPT Discord bot"
readme = "README.md"
requires-python = ">=3.9"
license = "MIT"
keywords = []
authors = [
{ name = "Kaveen Kumarasinghe", email = "contact@kaveenk.com" },
]
classifiers = [
"Development Status :: 4 - Beta",
"Programming Language :: Python",
"Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9",
]
dependencies = [
fix deps?
1 year ago
"Pillow==9.3.0", "py-cord==2.3.2", "python-dotenv==0.21.0", "requests==2.28.1", "transformers==4.25.1", "pycord-multicog==1.0.2", "aiofiles==22.1.0", "pinecone-client==2.1.0", "sqlitedict==2.1.0", "backoff==2.2.1", "flask==2.2.2", "beautifulsoup4==4.11.1", "gpt-index==0.4.14", "PyPDF2==3.0.1", "youtube_transcript_api==0.5.0", "sentencepiece==0.1.97", "protobuf==3.20.2", "python-pptx==0.6.21", "sentence-transformers==2.2.2", "langchain==0.0.93", "openai-whisper", "unidecode==1.3.6"
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
]
csv, powerpoint, image, mp3 support
1 year ago
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
dynamic = ["version"]
Remove extra envs from dockerfile Add missing ffmpeg to docker image Change compose to use the .env file Remove old docker workflow Set arm64 to only be added to release docker images Push to main and pr's make amd64 docker images only Update INSTALLATION.md Add more variables to sample.env Update requirements.txt to include whisper as a pypi package Update pyproject.toml with optional dependencies as [full] Make two docker images, base(865MB) and full(1.69GB) Add two requirements files as base and full for dependencies Base doesn't have image, video and audio indexing capability
1 year ago
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
[project.scripts]
gpt3discord = "gpt3discord:init"
Remove extra envs from dockerfile Add missing ffmpeg to docker image Change compose to use the .env file Remove old docker workflow Set arm64 to only be added to release docker images Push to main and pr's make amd64 docker images only Update INSTALLATION.md Add more variables to sample.env Update requirements.txt to include whisper as a pypi package Update pyproject.toml with optional dependencies as [full] Make two docker images, base(865MB) and full(1.69GB) Add two requirements files as base and full for dependencies Base doesn't have image, video and audio indexing capability
1 year ago
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
[project.urls]
Documentation = "https://github.com/Kav-K/GPT3Discord/#readme"
Issues = "https://github.com/Kav-K/GPT3Discord/issues"
Source = "https://github.com/Kav-K/GPT3Discord"
Remove extra envs from dockerfile Add missing ffmpeg to docker image Change compose to use the .env file Remove old docker workflow Set arm64 to only be added to release docker images Push to main and pr's make amd64 docker images only Update INSTALLATION.md Add more variables to sample.env Update requirements.txt to include whisper as a pypi package Update pyproject.toml with optional dependencies as [full] Make two docker images, base(865MB) and full(1.69GB) Add two requirements files as base and full for dependencies Base doesn't have image, video and audio indexing capability
1 year ago
[project.optional-dependencies]
full = [
"torch==1.9.1",
"torchvision==1.10.1",
"tokenizers==0.10.3",
"tqdm==4.64.1",
"numpy==1.24.2",
"scipy==1.10.1",
"nltk==3.8.1",
"huggingface-hub==0.12.1",
"more-itertools==9.0.0",
"ffmpeg-python==0.2.0",
"sentence-transformers==2.2.2",
"openai-whisper",
]
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
[tool.hatch.version]
path = "gpt3discord.py"
[tool.hatch.build]
include = [
"cogs/*.py",
"models/*.py",
Fix pyproject
1 year ago
"services/*.py",
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
"gpt3discord.py",
]
#[tool.hatch.build.targets.sdist]
Update readme and sample.env Small change to text service
1 year ago
#packages = ["cogs", "gpt3discord.py", "models", "services"]
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
#[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
Update readme and sample.env Small change to text service
1 year ago
#packages = ["cogs", "gpt3discord.py", "models", "services"]
Add pyproject.toml for building / installing - Add a pyproject.toml to install all modules and packages - Use hatch to build + install - Still only claim support for 3.9 - We don't specify versions in pyproject.toml on purpose so people can have some flexibility there - If they want the tested pinned versions they can use requirements.txt like Docker + CI does ... - This will allow the package to be uploaded to PyPI if you'd like now :) - `git mv main.py gpt3discord.py` as main.py is to common (incase someone installs to shared python env) - Move initalization code into a init() function to have entry point script call - Update `Dockerfile` to install via pyproject.toml - Both docker + build CI install requirements.txt so we get the known versions of dependencies that work - Update README for less steps now in installing - Side note, we will have to track versions now and increment as we see fit - I'd like to discuss using GitHub releases here ... - Sort requirements.txt to be alphabetical ... Test: - Add python 3.9 CI to install our module - Paves the way to add more CI to help me test the module works in 3.11 - Build in a local venv - `python3.9 -m venv /tmp/foovenv` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt` - `/tmp/foovenv/bin/pip install .` - Build in docker - `docker build -t gpt3discord .`
1 year ago
[[tool.hatch.envs.test.matrix]]
Update pyproject.toml Signed-off-by: Kaveen Kumarasinghe <k5kumara@uwaterloo.ca>
1 year ago
python = ["39"]