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gemma-cpp-python: Python Bindings for gemma.cpp
Latest Version: v0.1.3.post3
- Fixed absolute path for libsentencepiece.0.0.0.dylib
- Interface changes due to updates in gemma.cpp.
- Enhanced user experience for ease of use 🙏. Give it a try!
gemma-cpp-python
provides Python bindings for gemma
, a high-performance C++ library, bridging advanced computational functionalities to Python.
🙏 Acknowledgments
Special thanks to the creators and contributors of gemma.cpp for their foundational work.
💬 Demo Chat and Chat with Website!
Check out the new chat demo included in the examples directory! This interactive interface showcases how you can engage in real-time conversations with the Gemma model.
For the Chat with Website, please visit the tutorial for more detail/
Using Gemma to chat with website
Chat with Gemma
🛠 Installation
Prerequisites
: Ensure Python 3.8+ and pip are installed.
System requirements
: For now, I only tested it on the Unix-like Platforms and the MacOS. Please visit the gemma.cpp installation for more details.
Models
: pygemma supported 2b-it-sfp model for now, to install model, please visit here
Install from PyPI
For a quick setup, install directly from PyPI:
pip install pygemma==0.1.3
For Developers: Install from Source
To install the latest version or for development purposes:
- Clone the repo and enter the directory:
git clone https://github.com/namtranase/gemma-cpp-python.git
cd gemma-cpp-python
- Install Python dependencies and pygemma:
pip install .
🖥 Usage
To acctually run the model, you need to install the model followed on the gemma.cpp repo
For usage examples, refer to tests/test_chat.py. Here's a quick start:
from pygemma import Gemma
gemma = Gemma()
gemma.show_help()
gemma.show_config()
gemma.load_model("/path/to/tokenizer", "/path/to/compressed_weight/", "model_type")
gemma.completion("Write a poem")
To run the demo on your local machine:
cd gemma-cpp-python/examples
pip install -r requirements.txt
streamlit run streamlit_demo.py
🤝 Contributing
Contributions are welcome. Please clone the repository, push your changes to a new branch, and submit a pull request.
License
gemma-cpp-python is MIT licensed. See the LICENSE file for details.