gradio/demo/longest_word.py
Ali Abdalla cedb0229f7
End-to-end UI tests with Selenium (#72)
* selenium test file

* selenium test

* added save_to as interface attribute, 4 demo tests with selenium

* change name to test_demos

* fixed wait until, removed path insertion

* added selenium to circleci config

* trying chrome driver image

* removing cache from circlci

* using chromedriver_installer

* adding deps for chromedriver

* sudo

* removed chromedriver

* added chromium-chromedriver

* using chromedriver-py

* using service instead of exec path

* using latest selenium

* using browsers image

* added cwd to tmp and test paths

* saving artifacts

* added tmp.txt

* changed driver size

* elem.text sleep

* driver size fix

* saving artifacts

* saving artifacts correctly

* saving artifacts correctly

* saving artifactS

* print statement

* print statement

* print statement

* correct dir

* debugging

* debugging

* debugging

* fixing wonderful

* running comparison

* current dir fix

* changing longest_word

* fixed longest_word

* clean up

* fixing new output label name

* time limit on while loops

* refactoring common code

* removed setUp

* removed server_port declaration from demos

Co-authored-by: Ali Abid <aliabid94@gmail.com>
2020-10-23 18:28:30 +04:00

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# Demo: (Textbox) -> (Label)
import gradio as gr
def longest_word(text):
words = text.split(" ")
lengths = [len(word) for word in words]
return max(lengths)
ex = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog."
io = gr.Interface(longest_word, "textbox", "label",
interpretation="default", examples=[[ex]])
io.test_launch()
if __name__ == "__main__":
io.launch()