Replicate Python client

This is a Python client for Replicate. It lets you run models from your Python code or Jupyter notebook, and do various other things on Replicate.

You can run a model and get its output:

>>> import replicate

>>> model = replicate.models.get("replicate/hello-world")
>>> model.predict(text="python")
"hello python"

>>> model = replicate.models.get("replicate/resnet")
>>> model.predict(image=open("mystery.jpg", "rb"))
[['n02123597', 'Siamese_cat', 0.8829364776611328],
 ['n02123394', 'Persian_cat', 0.09810526669025421],
 ['n02123045', 'tabby', 0.005758069921284914]]

You can run a model and feed the output into another model:

>>> image = replicate.models.get("afiaka87/laionide-v4").predict(prompt="avocado armchair")
>>> upscaled_image = replicate.models.get("jingyunliang/swinir").predict(image=image)

Run a model and get its output while it's running:

model = replicate.models.get("pixray/text2image")
for image in model.predict(prompt="san francisco sunset"):
    display(image)

You can start a model and run it in the background:

>>> model = replicate.models.get("kvfrans/clipdraw")
>>> prediction = replicate.predictions.create(
...    version=model.versions.list()[0],
...    input={"prompt":"Watercolor painting of an underwater submarine"})

>>> prediction
Prediction(...)

>>> prediction.status
'starting'

>>> dict(prediction)
{"id": "...", "status": "starting", ...}

>>> prediction.reload()
>>> prediction.status
'processing'

>>> print(prediction.logs)
iteration: 0, render:loss: -0.6171875
iteration: 10, render:loss: -0.92236328125
iteration: 20, render:loss: -1.197265625
iteration: 30, render:loss: -1.3994140625

>>> prediction.wait()

>>> prediction.status
'succeeded'

>>> prediction.output
'https://.../output.png'

You can list all the predictions you've run:

>>> replicate.predictions.list()
[<Prediction: 8b0ba5ab4d85>, <Prediction: 494900564e8c>]

Install

pip install replicate

Authentication

Set the REPLICATE_API_TOKEN environment variable to your API token.

Development

To install in development:

pip install -e .