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# app.py
import json
import traceback
import tempfile
import os
import gradio as gr
from typing import Tuple, Optional, Any # Added Any for file_data_binary
# Import config first to ensure JAVA_HOME is set early
import config
from main_analyzer import analyze_pdf
# Import language_tool_python only for the test in __main__ if needed
# import language_tool_python
def process_upload(file_data_binary: Optional[Any]) -> Tuple[str, Optional[str]]: # Use Optional[Any] for Gradio File type="binary"
if file_data_binary is None or not hasattr(file_data_binary, 'read'): # Check if it's a file-like object
# Gradio's binary type for gr.File returns a tempfile._TemporaryFileWrapper object
# If it's None, no file was uploaded.
# If it's not None but doesn't have 'read', it's an unexpected type.
# However, gradio usually passes the bytes directly if type="binary" was used in older versions
# or a TemporaryFileWrapper which is file-like.
# For robustness, let's check if it's bytes.
if isinstance(file_data_binary, bytes):
pass # Good, it's bytes
elif file_data_binary is None:
return json.dumps({"error": "No file uploaded or file data is None"}, indent=2), None
elif not hasattr(file_data_binary, 'read'): # It's not None, not bytes, not file-like
return json.dumps({"error": f"Unexpected file data type: {type(file_data_binary)}"}), None
# If it has 'read', it's a file-like object, proceed.
# analyze_pdf now handles stream-to-temp-file logic internally via original_pdf_access_path
# So we can pass the file_data_binary (which is a file-like object from Gradio) directly.
try:
print(f"App: Processing uploaded file...")
# If file_data_binary is bytes, wrap it in BytesIO for file-like interface
# analyze_pdf expects a path or a file-like object with read() and seek()
# Gradio with type="binary" gives a tempfile._TemporaryFileWrapper.
# This object is already file-like and can be passed directly.
# No need to create another temp file here in app.py if main_analyzer handles it.
# analyze_pdf will create its own temp file if it receives a stream.
results_dict, _ = analyze_pdf(file_data_binary)
results_json = json.dumps(results_dict, indent=2, ensure_ascii=False)
return results_json, None
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error in process_upload: {e}\n{traceback.format_exc()}")
error_message = json.dumps({"error": str(e), "traceback": traceback.format_exc()}, indent=2)
return error_message, None
# No finally block needed here for temp file, as analyze_pdf handles its own if it creates one
# and Gradio handles the temp file wrapper it provides.
def create_interface():
with gr.Blocks(title="PDF Analyzer") as interface:
gr.Markdown("# PDF Analyzer")
gr.Markdown(
"Upload a PDF document to analyze its structure, references, language, and more. "
"Language issues are derived from font-filtered text. "
"Regex issues and general document checks use unfiltered text from the original PDF. "
"All issue coordinates (if found) are mapped back to the original PDF."
)
with gr.Row():
file_input = gr.File(
label="Upload PDF",
file_types=[".pdf"],
# type="binary" # Gradio's File component returns a TemporaryFileWrapper which is file-like
)
with gr.Row():
analyze_btn = gr.Button("Analyze PDF")
with gr.Row():
results_output = gr.JSON(
label="Analysis Results", # Simplified label
show_label=True
)
with gr.Row():
pdf_output = gr.File(
label="Annotated PDF (Placeholder - View Coordinates in JSON)",
show_label=True,
interactive=False # Not interactive as it's a placeholder
)
analyze_btn.click(
fn=process_upload,
inputs=[file_input],
outputs=[results_output, pdf_output]
)
return interface
if __name__ == "__main__":
print("\n--- Launching Gradio Interface ---")
# config.set_java_home() is called when config.py is imported.
# Optional: Test LanguageTool initialization
try:
import language_tool_python # Import here for the test
lt_test = language_tool_python.LanguageTool('en-US')
lt_test.close()
print("App: LanguageTool initialized successfully for test.")
except Exception as lt_e:
print(f"App: Warning: Could not initialize LanguageTool for test. Language checks might fail: {lt_e}")
print("Please ensure Java is installed and JAVA_HOME is correctly set (see config.py).")
app_interface = create_interface()
app_interface.launch(
share=False, # Set to True for public link if ngrok is installed and desired
# server_port=7860 # Optionally specify a port
)