#!/usr/bin/env luajit package.path = (arg[0]:match("@?(.*/)") or arg[0]:match("@?(.*\\)")) .. "lib" .. package.config:sub(1, 1) .. "?.lua;" .. package.path local utility = require "utility" local json = utility.require("dkjson") local default_model = "gemma4:12b-mlx" local minimum_bytes = 1000 local maximum_bytes = 40000 local read_all = function(file_name) return utility.open(file_name, "r", function(file) return file:read("*all") end) end local write_all = function(file_name, text) return utility.open(file_name, "w", function(file) file:write(text) file:write("\n") end) end local files if utility.path_exists("PRIVATE_DATA/file_list.json") then files = json.decode(read_all("PRIVATE_DATA/file_list.json")) else files = {} end -- strip YAML frontmatter (if present) -- can error, will return nil & error message local function strip_frontmatter(text) local tab = text:split("\n") if tab[1] == "---" then table.remove(tab, 1) while true do local done = tab[1] == "---" table.remove(tab, 1) if done then return table.concat(tab, "\n") elseif #tab < 1 then return nil, "Invalid YAML frontmatter." end end end return text end local strip_reasoning = function(text, reasoning_lines) if not reasoning_lines then reasoning_lines = {} end local tab = text:split("\n") table.remove(tab, 1) -- remove "Thinking..." while true do local done = tab[1] == "...done thinking." local line = table.remove(tab, 1) if done then table.remove(tab, 1) -- remove newline after end of thinking return table.concat(tab, "\n") elseif #tab < 1 then return text -- no reasoning output else reasoning_lines[#reasoning_lines + 1] = line -- export thinking lines end end end local send_prompt = function(text, model) if type(text) == "table" then text = table.concat(text, "\n") end local tmp_file_name = utility.tmp_file_name() utility.open(tmp_file_name, "w", function(file) file:write(text) end) -- word wrap breaks the raw output badly, so I need to implement my own for terminal output somehow local output = utility.capture_safe("cat " .. tmp_file_name:enquote() .. " | ollama run " .. (model or default_model) .. " --nowordwrap") os.execute("ollama stop " .. (model or default_model)) -- NOTE this makes things slower, but more stable os.execute("rm " .. tmp_file_name) if not output then error("ollama failed to generate output") end output = output:sub(1, -2) -- strip extra newline from utility.capture_safe output = strip_reasoning(output) return output end local tree tree = function(path, fn) utility.list(path or ".", function(path_name) local blacklist = { [".git"] = true, [".gitkeep"] = true, [".gitignore"] = true, [".DS_Store"] = true, } if blacklist[path_name] then return end if utility.is_file(path_name) then fn(path_name) else tree(path .. utility.path_separator .. path_name, fn) end end) end local get_file_size = function(file_name) local file = io.open(file_name, "rb") if file then local size = file:seek("end") file:close() return size end end local refresh_file_list = function() local blacklist = { -- I'm only blacklisting binary formats because funny results happen with really invalid texts "jpg", "mp4", "pdf", "png", "webp", "jpeg", "gif", } for _, name in ipairs(blacklist) do blacklist[name] = true end local new_files_list = {} tree("PRIVATE_DATA/notebook", function(file_name) local _, _, extension = utility.split_path_components(file_name) if not blacklist[extension] then new_files_list[#new_files_list + 1] = file_name end end) files = new_files_list write_all("PRIVATE_DATA/file_list.json", json.encode(new_files_list, { indent = true })) end if arg[1] == "refresh_file_list" then print("Refresing file list...") refresh_file_list() end print(#files .. " files to select from.") if #files == 0 then print("Run \"./synopsis_generator.lua refresh_file_list\" first.") os.exit(1) end while true do print("Selecting a file...") local file_name = files[math.random(1, #files)] local file_size = get_file_size(file_name) if file_size > minimum_bytes and file_size <= maximum_bytes then local text = read_all(file_name) text = strip_frontmatter(text) if #text > minimum_bytes and #text <= maximum_bytes then print(file_name .. " chosen.") os.exit(0) end end end