In this blog, we’ll build a multilingual code explanation app to showcase QwQ’s capabilities, particularly its strengths in reasoning, following instructions, coding, and multilingual support.
The app will be built using Python, Streamlit, and Hugging Face's QwQ API.
To get started, we’ll access QwQ using Hugging Face, set up an account, and get the necessary permissions.
We will create three files called .env, backend.py, and frontend.py to hold our code.
To interact with QwQ's hosted API, a folder for the project will be created and the dependencies installed.
A function for sending a request to the API will be written in backend.py.
Streamlit will be used to build the frontend of the app in frontend.py.
After setting the app title and layout, instructions for using the app will be added.
Input fields for code and language selection will be created, and a 'Generate Explanation' button will be added.
A footer will be added to the app, and it will be launched.