checks/failed_check.py

import gradio as gr
import time
import random
import os


# Function to simulate the status of the app
def check_app_status():
    # Simulate different app statuses
    status_options = [
        "The app is building. Please wait a few moments...",
        "The app is restarting. Hold on...",
        "The endpoint is starting up. It might take a few minutes...",
        "Payment is needed for inferences. Please complete payment to continue.",
        "The endpoint is scaled to zero due to inactivity. Starting it now...",
       
    ]
    
    # Simulate a real condition check (for demonstration, we randomly select one status)
    current_status = random.choice(status_options)
    
    # If the endpoint is scaled to zero, simulate the time it takes to start
    if current_status == "The endpoint is scaled to zero due to inactivity. Starting it now...":
        time.sleep(5)  # Simulate the time it takes to start the endpoint
    
    # Simulate some delay for other operations (like checking the status)
    time.sleep(2)
    return "App start up failure, please check back in a day or two"
    return current_status


# Function to simulate the button click event in Gradio UI
def get_status():
    return check_app_status()


# Create the Gradio interface
def create_failed_gradio_ui():
    # Define the Gradio interface
    interface = gr.Interface(
        fn=get_status,  # The function to call to get the status
        inputs=[],  # No inputs; it's just a status display
        outputs="text",  # Output will be a simple text message
        live=True,  # Updates automatically when clicked
        title="App Status Dashboard",  # Title of the Gradio UI
        description="This Gradio UI displays the current status of the app. It is only shown when one of the pre-check routines has failed. At this point, there are various reasons why the app might not be working, including endpoint scaling or payment issues.",
    )

    # Launch the UI
    interface.launch()