Just a simple streamlit wrapper GUI around Flux.1 Schnell, Develop, and Pro API calls to Replicate. This is written in Python and Streamlit. You must have a python 3.1x interpreter installed on your system.
You can test a live version (without the save image and save prompt features) if you have a replicate auth token key here-
https://keaz5dp6dkdmtqie6875jb.streamlit.app/
This pretty much assumes some knowledge of python, and a development enviornment like Visual Studio Code
To get a replicate auth token key, create a replicate account at replicate.com, and then follow the instruction on getting a key.
- In a terminal window, navigate to the folder where you are going to install this code, and then type (assumes GIT is installed)
Git clone https://github.com/infocyde/FluxSchnellWrapper.git
Note the above command might be slightly different if using Sudo but you can figure that out.
- Create your virtual enviornment
Navigate to where you downloaded this code / repo, then in a terminal window in visual studio type
python -m venv .venv
When that is done, type in the terminal to activate your virtual environment
.venv\scripts\activate
If you have Conda or another way to manage python virtual enviornments, I'm sure you are knowledgable enough to figure the above out in your enviornment.
What is a virtual environment?
[ChatGPT] A virtual environment in Python is an isolated environment that allows you to install and manage dependencies separately from the system-wide Python installation. It is used to avoid conflicts between project-specific dependencies and to ensure that each project has its own specific package versions.
- Install the requirements
In the terminal type
pip install -r requirements.txt
- run streamlit
In the terminal type
streamlit run app.py
Hopefully it works!
This is pretty basic code. You should be able to hack it better, I just wanted something fast, this works.
Why is this better than using replicate's web interface?
- It isn't, just different
- It saves the images locally, so you don't have to hassle with that
- You can save prompts
- You can switch between schnell and develop models quickly without having to reinput a prompt
Have fun!