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CURL/requests documentation to swagger docs #8237
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We will be adding documentation around this shortly. Thank you for creating an issue. It is still possibly but it is a little more complex now. We won't be adding the documentation to the swagger docs but we will be adding it to the "Use via API" page. |
@pngwn thank you. Adding to the "Use via API" docs is perfect. Do you know the timeline on that? Will it be in the next release? |
It won't be added to the Swagger, so what about Apidog? I am currently using these two. |
I was hoping it would be added to "View via API" button, just like we used to have these Python requests module, which is basically like curl requests. |
Yes, it will. |
any timeline as to when CURL documentation will be added? I have something working thanks to this blogpost https://www.freddyboulton.com/blog/gradio-curl from @freddyaboulton . But there's still some things missing that I would like to do (for example authentication either from a private space or a password protected gradio app). I'm trying to call the API from a swift app so the python/js wont work for my usecase EDIT---- For example in the blog from freddy
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I'm hoping soon as well! I miss curl requests :) |
How do I call the API with CURL in postman or requests module? Can someone please provide an example with documentation?
If this isn't possible, why not?
I used to be able to do it a year ago.
from gradio_client import Client
client = Client("Property-ca/photos")
result = client.predict(
mls_number="w5633330",
photo_base_url="/public/images/listings/optimized/w5633330/mls/",
number_of_images=5,
version=2,
api_name="/lambda"
)
print(result)
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