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Langflow Store API Token

Open AliNaqvi110 opened this issue 1 year ago β€’ 5 comments

Hi I hope you are doing well. I have installed Langflow locally in my system. I can't see any components in that when I run the Langflow. I want to create Flow for which I need components. It asks me to Put API Token Key for Langflow. when I register for API Token Key it put me in wait list. How long I have to wait. i need to complete the task by today. Suggest me how can I create flow using components. !

AliNaqvi110 avatar Feb 04 '24 15:02 AliNaqvi110

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Hey there, @AliNaqvi110! Great to see you back. 😊 I remember our last interaction! Let me dive into your issue regarding the Langflow Store API Token and I'll get back to you with a solution shortly.

dosubot[bot] avatar Feb 04 '24 15:02 dosubot[bot]

thanks, I need it badly, I need to create flows today, and I can't see any components to create flow

AliNaqvi110 avatar Feb 04 '24 15:02 AliNaqvi110

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I understand your urgency. While waiting for the API Token Key, you can still create a flow in Langflow. You can use the addFlow function from the useFlowsManagerStore hook. This function allows you to create a new flow and navigate to it. Here is a code snippet that demonstrates how to do this:

const addFlow = useFlowsManagerStore((state) => state.addFlow);
const navigate = useNavigate();

// ...

<button
  onClick={() => {
    addFlow(true).then((id) => {
      navigate("/flow/" + id);
    });
  }}
  className="underline"
>
  Start Here
</button>

In this code, when the button with the text "Start Here" is clicked, the addFlow function is called with true as an argument. This function returns a promise that resolves with the ID of the newly created flow. Once the promise is resolved, the navigate function is called with the path to the new flow, effectively navigating you to the newly created flow.

You can find this code in the src/frontend/src/pages/MainPage/components/components/index.tsx file.

As for the API Token Key, it is used for authentication and authorization purposes. It is a unique identifier associated with a user and is used to validate requests made to the application's API. You can find more information about this in the tests/test_api_key.py file.

I hope this helps you to continue with your work while waiting for the API Token Key. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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dosubot[bot] avatar Feb 04 '24 15:02 dosubot[bot]

encountered the same problem. Do you have this issue solved afterwards?

Dolphinchan avatar Feb 07 '24 04:02 Dolphinchan

Hey, we are inviting new people every day. Soon y'all will get access to it too.

Now, if you just want to use Langflow, all of it is accessible and all components can be created with the current release.

ogabrielluiz avatar Feb 11 '24 14:02 ogabrielluiz