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smarter.ai Python API

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Smarter API for Python

This API allows communication between any python based Component on the smarter.ai platform.

User Installation

The latest released version are available at the Python Package Index (PyPI).

To install using pip:

pip install smarterai

Usage

  • For starters an account needs to be created at our platform. So visit our website and create an account at smarter.ai.

  • Then in order for the python code to be accessible for the smarter.ai platform, follow these steps:

    1. Visit the Studio
    2. Start a new new Experiment
    3. Chose a Full Pipeline Template.
    4. Follow the wizard.
    5. Go to Build -> Experiment Editor.
    6. From Container: Environment Drag & drop a python component.
    7. From Blank: Starter Templates Drag & drop Python Code Template on top of the added Environment component.
    8. Double-click on the Python Code Template newly added Component.
    9. Edit/upload your code there.
  • You can then start building your code by copy-pasting the code found in the examples below.

  • The Python Component's interface needs to consist of the following:

    1. Imports:
    from typing import Optional
    from smarterai import SmarterApp, SmarterMessage, SmarterApi
    
    1. A class called SmarterComponent.
    2. SmarterComponent should inherit from SmarterApp:
    class SmarterComponent(SmarterApp):
    
    1. The class should have a method invoke with the following signature:
    def invoke(self, port: str, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
    

Example 1

This is the basic interface for a python based component.

from typing import Optional
from smarterai import SmarterApp, SmarterMessage, SmarterApi


class SmarterComponent(SmarterApp):
    def invoke(self, port: str, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
        print(f"Received the message '{message}' on port '{port}'")
        return

Example 2

If your component needs initializing/booting before it starts running. Then a method boot needs to be defined.

from typing import Optional
from smarterai import SmarterApp, SmarterMessage, SmarterApi


class SmarterComponent(SmarterApp):
    def __init__(self):
        self.port_fn_mapper = {'boot': self.boot}

    def boot(self, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
        # Write code here
        return

    def invoke(self, port: str, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
        print(f"Received the message '{message}' on port '{port}'")
        if port in self.port_fn_mapper:
            self.port_fn_mapper[port](message, smarter_api)
        return

Example 3

If your component needs to send messages to other components, then you can use smarter_api.

from typing import Optional
from smarterai import SmarterApp, SmarterMessage, SmarterApi


class SmarterComponent(SmarterApp):
    def __init__(self):
        self.port_fn_mapper = {'boot': self.boot, 'start': self.start}

    def boot(self, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
        # Write code here
        return

    def start(self, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> None:
        port = 'out'
        user_id = message.get('userId')
        new_message = SmarterMessage({'name': f'Smarter AI Welcomes {user_id}'})
        smarter_api.send_message(message=new_message, port=port)

    def invoke(self, port: str, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
        print(f"Received the message '{message}' on port '{port}'")
        if port in self.port_fn_mapper:
            self.port_fn_mapper[port](message, smarter_api)
        return

Example 4

If your component needs to set data to front-end patterns.

from typing import Optional
from smarterai import SmarterApp, SmarterMessage, SmarterApi


class SmarterComponent(SmarterApp):
    def __init__(self):
        self.port_fn_mapper = {'boot': self.boot, 'start': self.start}

    def boot(self, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
        # Write code here
        return

    def start(self, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> None:
        pattern = "text_field"
        data = 'some value'
        smarter_api.set_data(pattern=pattern, data=data)

    def invoke(self, port: str, message: SmarterMessage, smarter_api: SmarterApi) -> Optional[SmarterMessage]:
        print(f"Received the message '{message}' on port '{port}'")
        if port in self.port_fn_mapper:
            self.port_fn_mapper[port](message, smarter_api)
        return

Credits

Authored by Nevine Soliman and Carlos Medina (smarter.ai - All rights reserved)

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