Error when using gradio, fastai on Hugging Face Space

Part 1 2022
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Hi,

I followed lesson 2 and created a Gradio app, which works on my laptop.

However after pushing it to a Huggingface Gradio Space the build ends with an error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘fastai’

I tried:
import os
os.system(‘pip install fastai’)
That results in an error as well.

What is required to get a Space with fastai and gradio installed? Or is there a different way?

thanks
Norbert

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found it.
For dependencies you need to add the file “requirements.txt” It contains “fastai”

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I highly recommend you finish till the end huggingface interface (API endpoint). Gradio says it ] works for 72 hours it did not for me. Huggingface actually works even after a month. A great place to show your work.

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Where I can find the “requirements.txt”?

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Hi, here is my requirement.txt that I used for the deployment.

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Thank you very much! I already push the model to my Space on huggingface and it works!

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I’m glad it worked!
Now you can share your work on this post if you don’t mind so that everyone can check it out! :smile:

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Hi, i am getting this error even after using requirements.txt

Runtime error

Traceback (most recent call last): File “app.py”, line 7, in from fastai.vision.all import * ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘fastai’

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Did you ever figure this out ?

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You need to go into your Space and find the “App” tab, next to it is a “File” tab:
click on “File”, then click “Add file”.
An editor opens up.
enter file name as “requirements.txt”
in the body, type “fastai”
then complete by clicking “create file”

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me too, did you figure this out ?

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Farai, I could be wrong, but check that the fastai module is installed.
I was running the code locally and had to therefore install the fastai module locally.
Go to the environment that you’ve created and use pip install -Uqq fastai

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Thanks!
adding requirements.txt with fastai did the trick!

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Hi all,
I’ve been facing this error-

AttributeError: module 'gradio' has no attribute 'inputs'

Here’s the hugging face space - Minima - a Hugging Face Space by ShubhranshuArya

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Looking at their GitHub repo examples looks like you should try replacing:

image = gr.inputs.Image(shape=(192,192))

with:

image = gr.Image(shape=(192, 192))
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Thanks a lot @vbakshi for such a prompt reply. I solved the issue.

You were right, but one more correction, the ‘shape’ value has been replaced with ‘height’ and ‘weight’. So the command now looks like this

image = gr.Image(width=200, height=200)

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