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import gradio as gr
from utils.cad_operations import create_cad_model
from utils.toolpath_generation import generate_toolpath, generate_gcode
# Step 1: Collect user input parameters
def cnc_workflow(length, width, height, material, tool_size, operation_type):
"""
Full CNC workflow from parameter input to G-code generation
"""
# Step 2: Create CAD model
part = create_cad_model(length, width, height, material)
# Step 3: Generate Toolpath
toolpath = generate_toolpath(part, tool_size, operation_type)
# Step 4: Generate G-code
gcode_file = generate_gcode(toolpath)
return f"G-code file generated: {gcode_file}"
# Define the Gradio interface and layout
def build_gui():
with gr.Blocks() as demo:
# Title and Intro
gr.Markdown("### CNC G-Code Generation Workflow")
# Step 1: Input Parameters
with gr.Row():
length_input = gr.Number(label="Length (mm)", value=100)
width_input = gr.Number(label="Width (mm)", value=50)
height_input = gr.Number(label="Height (mm)", value=20)
material_input = gr.Dropdown(choices=["Aluminum", "Steel", "Plastic"], label="Material Type", value="Aluminum")
# Step 2: Tool and Operation Input
with gr.Row():
tool_size_input = gr.Number(label="Tool Size (mm)", value=5)
operation_input = gr.Dropdown(choices=["Milling", "Drilling"], label="Operation Type", value="Milling")
# Step 3: Button to Start G-Code Generation
generate_button = gr.Button("Generate G-Code")
# Step 4: Output section
output_text = gr.Textbox(label="Generated G-code File", interactive=False)
# Bind the button to the function
generate_button.click(cnc_workflow,
inputs=[length_input, width_input, height_input, material_input, tool_size_input, operation_input],
outputs=output_text)
return demo
# Launch the Gradio app
demo = build_gui()
demo.launch()