Wrote a script to automate the install of the plugin and the authentication
wanfuse123 opened this issue · comments
I wrote a script to install the plugin.
Unfortunately it has a permissions issue:
Anyway here is the script (at the risk of getting yelled at or being called a novice).
If anyone can add it to this project, and perhaps figure out what's wrong with the permissions issue.
I think it might be helpful. If not, just let me know:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import subprocess
import os
import random
import webbrowser
import subprocess
import venv
import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
class SetupChatGPT:
# Added init method
def init(self):
pass
# Added check_python_venv_pip method
def check_python_venv_pip(self):
# Check if python is installed
try:
subprocess.run(["python", "--version"], check=True)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
# python is not installed, so install it
subprocess.run(["apt-get", "install", "python"], check=True)
# Check if virtual environments are installed
if venv is not None:
# virtual environments are installed
pass
else:
# virtual environments are not installed, so install them
subprocess.run(
["apt-get", "install", "python3-venv"], check=True)
# Check if pip is installed
try:
subprocess.run(["pip", "--version"], check=True)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
# pip is not installed, so install it
subprocess.run(["apt-get", "install", "pip"], check=True)
# Added create_venv method
def create_venv(self):
# Create a virtual environment with a random name
venv_name = f"setup-chatGPT-{random.randint(1, 1000000)}"
# Use try/except block for error handling
try:
# Create the virtual environment
os.system(f"python -m venv {venv_name}")
# Check if the requirements.txt file exists
if os.path.exists("requirements.txt"):
# If it exists, install the required packages in the virtual
# environment
os.system(
f"source {venv_name}/bin/activate && pip install -r requirements.txt")
else:
# If it does not exist, print a warning message
print(
"Warning: requirements.txt file not found. Skipping package installation.")
except:
print("An error occurred while creating the virtual environment.")
# Handle the error here (e.g. log it, raise an exception, etc.)
raise
else:
# If no error occurred, activate the virtual environment
subprocess.run(["source", f"{venv_name}/bin/activate"], check=True)
print(
f"Successfully created and activated virtual environment: {venv_name}")
return venv_name
def start_venv(self, venv_name):
# This function starts the virtual environment with the given name.
# Check if the virtual environment is already activated
if "VIRTUAL_ENV" in os.environ:
# If it is already activated, prompt the user to restart it
response = input(
"Virtual environment is already activated. Do you want to restart it? (y/n) "
)
if response == "y":
# Restart the virtual environment
os.system("deactivate")
os.system(f"source {venv_name}/bin/activate")
elif response != "y":
# If the user does not want to restart it, do nothing
pass
else:
# If the virtual environment is not already activated, activate it
os.system(f"source {venv_name}/bin/activate")
# Check if the chatgpt package is installed in the virtual environment
try:
subprocess.run(["python", "-c", "import chatgpt"], check=True)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
# If the chatgpt package is not installed, install it
os.system("pip install chatgpt")
# Print a success message
print("Successfully started virtual environment and installed chatgpt package.")
def check_vscode(self):
"""
This function checks to see if Visual Studio Code is installed.
If it is not installed, it suggests a URL where someone can download it.
In the above code, the check_vscode function uses the try/except block to
check if the code command is available. If the code command is not available,
it means that Visual Studio Code is not installed, and the function suggests
a URL where the user can download it. Then, the function exits the program.
This way, if the install_chatgpt_plugin function calls the check_vscode
function and Visual Studio Code is not installed, the program will exit,
and the user will not be able to install the ChatGPT VSCode plugin.
"""
# Use try/except block to check if the "code" command is available
try:
# Run the "code" command to see if Visual Studio Code is installed
os.system("code")
except:
# If the "code" command is not available, Visual Studio Code is not installed
print(
"Visual Studio Code is not installed. You can download it from: https://code.visualstudio.com/"
)
# Exit the program
sys.exit()
else:
print("Visual Studio Code is installed.")
def install_chatgpt_plugin(self):
"""
In the above code, the install_chatgpt_plugin function calls the check_vscode function
to check if Visual Studio Code is installed. If it is not installed, the check_vscode
function suggests a URL where the user can download it. Then, the
install_chatgpt_plugin function installs the ChatGPT VSCode plugin from the Visual Studio repository.
"""
# Check if Visual Studio Code is installed
self.check_vscode()
# Use try/except block for error handling
try:
# Install the ChatGPT VSCode plugin from the Visual Studio repository
os.system("code --install-extension Harshal-Mehta.chat-gpt")
except:
print(
"An error occurred while installing the ChatGPT VSCode plugin."
)
# Handle the error here (e.g. log it, raise an exception, etc.)
raise
else:
print("Successfully installed the ChatGPT VSCode plugin.")
def start_login(self):
"""
This function opens the ChatGPT website and starts the login process.
"""
# Use try/except block for error handling
try:
# Open the ChatGPT website in the default web browser
webbrowser.open("https://www.chatgpt.com/login")
except:
print("An error occurred while opening the ChatGPT website.")
# Handle the error here (e.g. log it, raise an exception, etc.)
raise
else:
print("Successfully opened the ChatGPT website.")
if __name__ == "__main__":
setup_chatgpt = SetupChatGPT()
setup_chatgpt.check_python_venv_pip()
# Call the create_venv() method and store the return value in a variable named venv_name
venv_name = setup_chatgpt.create_venv()
# Pass the venv_name variable as an argument to the start_venv() method
setup_chatgpt.start_venv(venv_name)
setup_chatgpt.check_vscode()
setup_chatgpt.install_chatgpt_plugin()
setup_chatgpt.start_login()
setup_chatgpt.install_chatgpt()