Solara•8mo ago

Server route

I need to somehow change the state depending on the behavior of the external service, I think I need some server route to accept the data, what is the best way to do it?

13 Replies

MaartenBreddels•8mo ago

Do you mean a FastAPI endpoint that sets the state of for instance a reactive variable? Could you share the specific use case, that might be interesting for us to hear, and also to better understand what you need.

MindsightsAIOP•8mo ago

@MaartenBreddels Yes that's right, I do vscode extension, the application on solara runs as an iframe in webview. I need to pass data from vscode extension(js) to reactive variable I do not want to use hard way - pass data to web view, from web view to iFrame with solara, from solara vue to Python using cv

MaartenBreddels•8mo ago

Interesting, will this be a public vscode extension? Can we assume 1 virtual kernel (so 1 connected tab)?

MindsightsAIOP•8mo ago

Yes for both questions, it is open source playground for HSL DSL https://hackmd.io/@hslang/hsl 1 user and 1 instance at one point in time

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MaartenBreddels•8mo ago

I started here, I create the following (endpoint.py):

from starlette.applications import Starlette
from starlette.requests import Request
from starlette.responses import JSONResponse
from starlette.routing import  Route

import solara.server.starlette
import solara.server.starlette
import solara.server.kernel_context



def reset(request: Request):
    # we import this late, otherwise we get circular imports
    import app
    # undocumented, *might* break in the future, but we do our best to keep it working
    # Reset the clicks for all kernels
    for kernel_id, context in solara.server.kernel_context.contexts.items():
        with context:
            print("resetting clicks for", kernel_id)
            app.clicks.value = 0
    return JSONResponse({"reset": "ok"})

routes = [
    Route("/_extra/reset", endpoint=reset),
    *solara.server.starlette.routes,
]
app = Starlette(routes=routes)

from starlette.applications import Starlette
from starlette.requests import Request
from starlette.responses import JSONResponse
from starlette.routing import  Route

import solara.server.starlette
import solara.server.starlette
import solara.server.kernel_context



def reset(request: Request):
    # we import this late, otherwise we get circular imports
    import app
    # undocumented, *might* break in the future, but we do our best to keep it working
    # Reset the clicks for all kernels
    for kernel_id, context in solara.server.kernel_context.contexts.items():
        with context:
            print("resetting clicks for", kernel_id)
            app.clicks.value = 0
    return JSONResponse({"reset": "ok"})

routes = [
    Route("/_extra/reset", endpoint=reset),
    *solara.server.starlette.routes,
]
app = Starlette(routes=routes)

And app.py:

import solara

clicks = solara.reactive(0)


@solara.component
def Page():
    color = "green"
    if clicks.value >= 5:
        color = "red"

    def increment():
        clicks.value += 1
        print("clicks", clicks)  # noqa

    solara.Button(label=f"Clicked: {clicks}", on_click=increment, color=color)

import solara

clicks = solara.reactive(0)


@solara.component
def Page():
    color = "green"
    if clicks.value >= 5:
        color = "red"

    def increment():
        clicks.value += 1
        print("clicks", clicks)  # noqa

    solara.Button(label=f"Clicked: {clicks}", on_click=increment, color=color)

Run it as SOLARA_APP=app uvicorn endpoint:app and reset the counter using curl http://127.0.0.1:8000/_extra/reset hope that helps, please share with us the end result!

MindsightsAIOP•7mo ago

Your example works perfectly, but why don’t mine ? In the debugger all looks perfect, variable changed, but inside UI I see old values. Also, printing a variable after changing it works somehow strangely. Source code: https://hackmd.io/@Oe9F3Sh9QpG8wuiS3v99Bg/Bys1sM_bR

MaartenBreddels•7mo ago

403 Forbidden - I don't have permission to see that hackmd

MindsightsAIOP•7mo ago

Access fixed

MaartenBreddels•7mo ago

Do you mean that

solara.Markdown(f"### a\n- a: {a.value}\n")
        print(a.value)
        solara.Markdown(
            f"### VS Code State\n- File Path: {vscode_state.value['file_path']}\n- Cursor Location: {str(vscode_state.value['cursor_location'])}\n- Line Text: {vscode_state.value['line_text']}"
        )

solara.Markdown(f"### a\n- a: {a.value}\n")
        print(a.value)
        solara.Markdown(
            f"### VS Code State\n- File Path: {vscode_state.value['file_path']}\n- Cursor Location: {str(vscode_state.value['cursor_location'])}\n- Line Text: {vscode_state.value['line_text']}"
        )

this piece makes it work? or it still doesn't work?

MindsightsAIOP•7mo ago

That one works when the ‘a’ value changes based on the chat response, but not from the endpoint. I see logs with correct values from the endpoint and can set up breakpoints to see correct values. However, at the UI, I see old values; it looks like reactivity isn’t working as expected

MaartenBreddels•7mo ago

I would go from the working example I gave, and gradually work towards your example. I also don't see why your version doesn't work. Let me know when you solve it, really curious what it is, since I also don't see it.

Jeff•7mo ago

I have been working on this using Fastapi for a project I'm building. I did get an identical result to what MindsightsAI saw if SOLARA_APP=app.py is used instead of SOLARA_APP=app.

MaartenBreddels•7mo ago

Ah, yes, make sure you run as module/package, otherwise app.py is a different namespace . This is similar to ‘python app.py’ and ‘python -m app’

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