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import os
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import gradio as gr
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import pandas as pd
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# --- Authentication Function ---
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def authenticate_user(username, password):
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# --- Core Application Logic ---
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def analyze_wod(file_obj, wod_type):
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"""
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This function
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In a real application, this is where you would put your PDF parsing,
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text extraction, and validation logic.
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Args:
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file_obj: The uploaded file object from Gradio.
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Returns:
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A pandas DataFrame with the analysis results.
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"""
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# Simulate a processing delay
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time.sleep(2)
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# --- Dummy Data Generation ---
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# This data simulates the results you would get from a real analysis.
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# We include a "Fail" case to demonstrate how it would look.
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data = {
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"Requirement": [
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"Merchant Front Photo",
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"EDC Component Photo",
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"EDC Placement Photo",
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"Terminal Data Verification",
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"Timestamped Photos Required",
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"Clear Sales Draft",
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"Date Consistency Check",
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"PIC Signature/Handover",
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"BAST/Handover Document",
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],
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"Reason / Location": [
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"Available on Page 2 of the submission.",
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"Found in Attachment 1, Photo A.",
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"Available on Page 2, second photo.",
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"Confirmed on the test transaction receipt, Page 3.",
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"Timestamps are visible on all photos on Page 2.",
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"Document not found; attachment is missing.",
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"Dates on the cover sheet and Page 3 match.",
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"Signature is on the Handover Form, Page 4.",
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"The BAST is signed and available on Page 4.",
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"Status": [
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"PASS",
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"PASS",
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"PASS",
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"PASS",
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"PASS",
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"FAIL",
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"PASS",
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"PASS",
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# --- Gradio User Interface Definition ---
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# Using gr.Blocks() for a custom layout that matches the elegant design.
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# Dropdown for WOD Type
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type_input = gr.Dropdown(
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["REPLACEMENT", "THERMAL", "VISIT", "PREVENTIVE_MAINTENANCE", "INSTALLATION", "WITHDRAWAL"],
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label="Type",
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info="Select the type of work order."
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# DataFrame to display the output, with styling for the 'Status' column
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results_output = gr.DataFrame(
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headers=["Requirement", "Reason
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datatype=["str", "str", "str"],
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# This part styles the 'Status' column based on its value
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# It applies a green background for 'PASS' and a red one for 'FAIL'
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interactive=False,
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# Define the interaction: clicking the button calls the function
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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# The launch() command creates a web server with authentication enabled
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# Users must provide the correct username and password to access the app
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demo.launch(
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auth=authenticate_user, # Enable authentication
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auth_message="Please enter your credentials to access the WOD Analyzer",
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import os
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import json
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import gradio as gr
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import pandas as pd
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from python_request import process_wod_document
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from dummy import output_test
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# --- Authentication Function ---
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def authenticate_user(username, password):
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# --- Core Application Logic ---
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def analyze_wod(file_obj, wod_type):
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"""
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This function analyzes a Work Order Document using the remote API.
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Args:
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file_obj: The uploaded file object from Gradio.
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Returns:
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A pandas DataFrame with the analysis results.
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"""
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# Check if user has selected a valid WOD type
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if wod_type == "-- WOD type --" or wod_type is None:
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# Show warning dialog and return empty DataFrame
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gr.Warning("Please select a WOD type first!")
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return pd.DataFrame()
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# Check if file is uploaded
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if file_obj is None:
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gr.Warning("Please upload a PDF file first!")
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return pd.DataFrame()
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print(f"Analyzing '{file_obj.name}' (Type: {wod_type})...")
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# In modern Gradio versions, file_obj is already a path string
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# We can use it directly or get the path from it
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if hasattr(file_obj, 'name') and os.path.isfile(file_obj.name):
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# file_obj has a .name attribute pointing to the temporary file
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temp_file_path = file_obj.name
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cleanup_needed = False
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# Fallback: assume file_obj is a path string
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temp_file_path = str(file_obj)
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cleanup_needed = False
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# Process the document using the API
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#api_response = process_wod_document(temp_file_path, wod_type)
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api_response = json.loads(output_test)
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# Clean up temporary file if we created one
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if cleanup_needed:
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os.unlink(temp_file_path)
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# Check if API call was successful
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if api_response.get("status") != "success":
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error_msg = api_response.get("message", "Unknown error occurred")
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gr.Error(f"API Error: {error_msg}")
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return pd.DataFrame()
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# Parse the API response
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results = api_response.get("results", {})
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summary = results.get("summary", {})
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# Convert API response to DataFrame format
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requirements = []
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reasons = []
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statuses = []
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for requirement_name, details in summary.items():
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requirements.append(requirement_name)
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reasons.append(details.get("reasoning", ""))
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status_bool = details.get("status", "false")
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if isinstance(status_bool, str):
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status = "PASS" if status_bool.lower() == "true" else "FAIL"
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status = "PASS" if status_bool else "FAIL"
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statuses.append(status)
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# Create DataFrame
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df = pd.DataFrame({
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"Requirement": requirements,
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"Reason": reasons,
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"Status": statuses
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})
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# Show success message with prediction
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prediction = results.get("prediction", "Unknown")
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gr.Info(f"Analysis completed! Overall prediction: {prediction}")
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return df
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except Exception as e:
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error_msg = f"Error processing document: {str(e)}"
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print(error_msg)
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gr.Error(error_msg)
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# --- Gradio User Interface Definition ---
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# Using gr.Blocks() for a custom layout that matches the elegant design.
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# Dropdown for WOD Type
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["-- WOD type --", "REPLACEMENT", "THERMAL", "VISIT", "PREVENTIVE_MAINTENANCE", "INSTALLATION", "WITHDRAWAL"],
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label="Type",
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value="-- WOD type --",
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info="Select the type of work order."
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# DataFrame to display the output, with styling for the 'Status' column
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results_output = gr.DataFrame(
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headers=["Requirement", "Reason", "Status"],
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datatype=["str", "str", "str"],
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interactive=False,
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max_height=1250,
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column_widths=[30, 60, 10],
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wrap=True
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# Define the interaction: clicking the button calls the function
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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# The launch() command creates a web server with authentication enabled
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# Users must provide the correct username and password to access the app
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# demo.launch(debug=True)
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demo.launch(
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auth=authenticate_user, # Enable authentication
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auth_message="Please enter your credentials to access the WOD Analyzer",
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