PySimpleGUI library to create a basic graphical user interface (GUI) for a demo of Google Generative text, using Goole Gemini API Key
Description created by ChatGPT The provided Python script utilizes the PySimpleGUI library to create a basic graphical user interface (GUI) for a Magic Backpack Story Generator. Here's a breakdown of the code:
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Imports:
PySimpleGUI
: A Python library for creating simple and easy-to-use graphical user interfaces.requests
: A Python library for making HTTP requests, used in this script to communicate with the Google Cloud Natural Language API.
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Function
generate_content(api_key, text)
:- Takes an API key and input text as parameters.
- Constructs a request payload in JSON format with the provided input text.
- Sends a POST request to the Google Cloud Natural Language API endpoint for content generation.
- Returns the JSON response from the API.
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Function
main()
:- Sets the PySimpleGUI theme to "LightBlue2."
- Defines the layout of the GUI using a list of PySimpleGUI elements:
- Input field for entering text.
- "Generate Story" and "Exit" buttons.
- Multiline text box for displaying the generated story.
- Creates a PySimpleGUI window with the specified layout and title ("Magic Backpack Story Generator").
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GUI Event Loop:
- Enters into a while loop to handle events and user interactions in the GUI.
- Checks for the window close event or the "Exit" button press to exit the loop and close the window.
- If the "Generate Story" button is pressed, retrieves the input text from the GUI, calls the
generate_content
function with the API key and input text, and updates the GUI's multiline text box with the generated story.
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Execution:
- Checks if the script is executed directly (not imported as a module).
- Calls the
main()
function to run the GUI.
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Note:
- The API key ("YOUR_API_KEY") needs to be replaced with an actual Google Cloud Natural Language API key for the script to work correctly.
- The script creates a simple interface allowing users to input text, generate a story using the Google Cloud Natural Language API, and view the generated story in a multiline text box within the GUI.