edit interface3

app.py

@@ -53,15 +53,15 @@ def reframe(input_text, strategy):
     # Input Control
     # The input text cannot be too short to ensure it has substantial content to be reframed. It also cannot be too long to ensure the text has a focused idea.
     if len(input_text) < CHAR_LENGTH_LOWER_BOUND or len(input_text) > CHAR_LENGTH_HIGHER_BOUND:
-      return input_error_message(LENGTH_ERROR)
+      return input_text + input_error_message(LENGTH_ERROR)
     # The input text cannot be too positive to ensure the text can be positively reframed.
     if TextBlob(input_text).sentiment.polarity > 0.2:
-      return input_error_message(SENTIMENT_ERROR)
+      return input_text + input_error_message(SENTIMENT_ERROR)
     # The input text cannot be offensive.
     sonar = Sonar()
     # sonar.ping(input_text) outputs a dictionary and the second score under the key classes is the confidence for the input text being offensive language
     if sonar.ping(input_text)['classes'][1]['confidence'] > OFFENSIVENESS_CONFIDENCE_THRESHOLD:
-      return input_error_message(OFFENSIVE_ERROR)
+      return input_text + input_error_message(OFFENSIVE_ERROR)
     
     # Reframing
     # reframer pipeline outputs a list containing one dictionary where the value for 'summary_text' is the reframed text output
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
     gr.Markdown(
     '''
     # Positive Reframing
-    Start inputing negative texts to see how you can see the same event from a positive angle.
+    **Start inputing negative texts to see how you can see the same event from a positive angle.**
     ''')
 
     # Input text to be reframed
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
     # Input strategy for the reframing
     gr.Markdown(
     '''
-    Choose one of the six strategies to carry out reframing: \n
+    **Choose one of the six strategies to carry out reframing:** \n
     **Growth Mindset:** Viewing a challenging event as an opportunity for the author specifically to grow or improve themselves. \n
     **Impermanence:** Saying bad things don’t last forever, will get better soon, and/or that others have experienced similar struggles. \n 
     **Neutralizing:** Replacing a negative word with a neutral word. For example, “This was a terrible day” becomes “This was a long day.” \n 
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
     # Default examples of text and strategy pairs for user to have a quick start
     gr.Markdown("## Examples")
     gr.Examples(
-        [["I have a lot of homework to do today.", "self_affirmation"], ["This has been the longest and most stressful week of my life!", "optimism"], ["So stressed about the midterms next week.", "thankfulness"]], 
+        [["I have a lot of homework to do today.", "self_affirmation"], ["So stressed about the midterm next week.", "optimism"], ["I failed my math quiz I am such a loser.", "growth"]], 
         [text, strategy], best_output, show_reframe_change, cache_examples=False, run_on_click=False
     )