streamlit-jina
streamlit-jina lets you search text or images in your Streamlit app, using Jina's neural search framework.
Installation
streamlit-jina is distributed via PyPI:
pip install streamlit-jina
Examples
Using streamlit-jina is as simple as setting an endpoint and what type of thing you want to search for:
import streamlit as st
from streamlit_jina import jina
And then choose your search type and plug in your endpoint:
Text (example)
jina.text_search(endpoint="http://0.0.0.0:45678/api/search")
Images (example)
jina.image_search(endpoint="http://0.0.0.0:45678/api/search")
Parameters
You can pass several parameters to the component:
| Parameter | Type | Details | |
|---|---|---|---|
endpoint |
str |
Endpoint of your Jina instance | Required |
top_k |
int |
How many results you want returned | Optional |
hidden |
list |
Widgets you want hidden from user (endpoint, top_k) |
Optional |
Todo
- Canvas drawing as input
- Audio/video file upload input
- Audio/video recording input
- Audio/video output widgets
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