Compile Python functions:
from fxn import compile
@compile(
tag="@fxn/greeting",
description="Say a friendly greeting."
)
def greeting (name: str) -> str:
return f"Hey there {name}! We're glad you're using Function and we hope you like it."Run natively on Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, in the browser, and Windows--with full hardware acceleration and zero dependencies:
import { Function } from "fxnjs"
// 💥 Create your Function client
const fxn = new Function({ accessKey: "..." });
// 🔥 Run the function locally
const prediction = await fxn.predictions.create({
tag: "@fxn/greeting",
inputs: { name: "Peter" }
});
// 🚀 Use the results
console.log(prediction.results[0])You can run your compiled Python functions cross-platform using our client libraries:
- Function for Python. Make predictions in your Python, FastAPI, Flask, and Django apps.
- Function for JavaScript. Make predictions in your web, Node.js, Next.js, and React apps.
- Function for iOS. Make predictions in your iOS, iPadOS, and macOS Catalyst apps.
- Function for Android. Make predictions in your Kotlin and Java Android apps.
- Function for React Native. Make predictions in your React Native apps for iOS and Android. Coming soon.
- Function for Unity Engine. Make predictions in your Unity Engine apps and games.
- Function CLI. Make predictions in the command line.
A few useful links:
- Join our Discord community.
- Check out our docs.
- Learn more about us on our blog.
- Reach out to us at stdin@fxn.ai.
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