Useful utilities for huggingface
Project description
hfutils
Useful utilities for huggingface
Quick Start
To get started with hfutils
, you can install it using PyPI:
pip install hfutils
Alternatively, you can install it from the source code:
git clone https://github.com/deepghs/hfutils.git
cd hfutils
pip install .
Verify the installation by checking the version:
hfutils -v
If Python is not available in your local environment, we recommend downloading the pre-compiled executable version from the releases.
Upload Data
Upload data to repositories using the following commands:
# Upload a single file to the repository
hfutils upload -r your/repository -i /your/local/file -f file/in/your/repo
# Upload files in a directory as an archive file to the repository
# More formats of archive files are supported
# See: https://deepghs.github.io/hfutils/main/api_doc/archive/index.html
hfutils upload -r your/repository -i /your/local/directory -a archive/file/in/your/repo.zip
# Upload files in a directory as a directory tree to the repository
hfutils upload -r your/repository -i /your/local/directory -d dir/in/your/repo
You can achieve the same using the Python API:
from hfutils.operate import upload_file_to_file, upload_directory_as_archive, upload_directory_as_directory
# Upload a single file to the repository
upload_file_to_file(
local_file='/your/local/file',
repo_id='your/repository',
file_in_repo='file/in/your/repo'
)
# Upload files in a directory as an archive file to the repository
# More formats of archive files are supported
# See: https://deepghs.github.io/hfutils/main/api_doc/archive/index.html
upload_directory_as_archive(
local_directory='/your/local/directory',
repo_id='your/repository',
archive_in_repo='archive/file/in/your/repo.zip'
)
# Upload files in a directory as a directory tree to the repository
upload_directory_as_directory(
local_directory='/your/local/directory',
repo_id='your/repository',
path_in_repo='dir/in/your/repo'
)
Explore additional options for uploading:
hfutils upload -h
Download Data
Download data from repositories using the following commands:
# Download a single file from the repository
hfutils download -r your/repository -o /your/local/file -f file/in/your/repo
# Download an archive file from the repository and extract it to the given directory
# More formats of archive files are supported
# See: https://deepghs.github.io/hfutils/main/api_doc/archive/index.html
hfutils download -r your/repository -o /your/local/directory -a archive/file/in/your/repo.zip
# Download files from the repository as a directory tree
hfutils download -r your/repository -o /your/local/directory -d dir/in/your/repo
Use the Python API for the same functionality:
from hfutils.operate import download_file_to_file, download_archive_as_directory, download_directory_as_directory
# Download a single file from the repository
download_file_to_file(
local_file='/your/local/file',
repo_id='your/repository',
file_in_repo='file/in/your/repo'
)
# Download an archive file from the repository and extract it to the given directory
# More formats of archive files are supported
# See: https://deepghs.github.io/hfutils/main/api_doc/archive/index.html
download_archive_as_directory(
local_directory='/your/local/directory',
repo_id='your/repository',
file_in_repo='archive/file/in/your/repo.zip',
)
# Download files from the repository as a directory tree
download_directory_as_directory(
local_directory='/your/local/directory',
repo_id='your/repository',
dir_in_repo='dir/in/your/repo'
)
Explore additional options for downloading:
hfutils download -h
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