Add vertex snippets #392
Add vertex snippets #392
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| guard let image1 = UIImage(named: "image1") else { fatalError() } | ||
| guard let image2 = UIImage(named: "image2") else { fatalError() } |
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Feel free to ignore this idea, not sure if it'll be confusing or not. We could use SF Symbols like:
guard let image1 = UIImage(systemName: "photo") else { fatalError() }
guard let image2 = UIImage(systemName: "photo.fill") else { fatalError() }
The first picture has a black background, while the second picture has a white background.
It would mean someone could copy/paste the snippet into their code directly and try it without any additional set up. Devs would need to remember to switch to UIImage.init(named:), or another constructor, when using their own images though.
Note: These are what those symbols look like.
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These snippets are just compiling, not running. So I'm ok with leaving them as-is despite the fact that when run they'll immediately encounter the fatalError.
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Do you plan to add any function calling snippets in a follow-up PR or will we wait to document that feature?
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I'll do function calling snippets in a follow-up.
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| func callGemini() async throws { |
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I think this is just a dup of the text-gen-from-text snippet, right? If so, I don't think we need this. On the getting started page, we'll just use the text-gen-from-text snippet.
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| func callGeminiStreaming() async throws { |
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I think this is just a dup of the text-gen-from-text-streaming snippet, right? If so, I don't think we need this. On the getting started page, we'll just use the text-gen-from-text-streaming snippet.
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| func sendTextOnlyPromptStreaming() async throws { | ||
| // [START text_only_prompt_streaming] |
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[START text_only_prompt_streaming] => [START text_gen_text_only_prompt_streaming]
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| // Note: This is the same as the call gemini prompt, but may change in the future. |
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I think this is the one that we want to keep and remove the "call gemini" one above.
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| // Note: This is the same as the call gemini prompt, but may change in the future. | ||
| func sendTextOnlyPromt() async throws { | ||
| // [START text_only_prompt] |
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[START text_only_prompt] => [START text_gen_text_only_prompt]
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| func textAndVideoPromptStreaming() async throws { | ||
| // [START text_video_prompt_streaming] |
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[START text_video_prompt_streaming] => [START text_gen_multimodal_video_prompt_streaming]
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| func countTokensText() async throws { |
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question on these count tokens and billable chars snippets... can they be embedded inside each of the main snippets above? With region tags added?
On the count tokens docs page, I'd like to be able to show count tokens in the context of the other code. And using special includecode syntax, there's a way to hide specific parts of a code snippet. So, I can hide the count tokens bit in the main pages of the guides and only expose it in the count tokens page.
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I don't think there's a way to nest snippets inside the exclude syntax, but you could certainly put them side by side.
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| func setSafetySetting() { | ||
| // [START set_safety_setting] |
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[START set_safety_setting] => [START set_one_safety_setting]
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| func setMultipleSafetySettings() { | ||
| // [START set_safety_settings] |
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[START set_safety_settings] => [START set_multi_safety_settings]
| let vertex = VertexAI.vertexAI() | ||
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| // Initialize the generative model with a model that supports your use case | ||
| // Gemini 1.5 Pro is versatile and can accept both text-only or multimodal prompt inputs |
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// Gemini 1.5 models are versatile and can be used with all API capabilities
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