import { execFileSync } from "node:child_process"; import { selectModel } from "./local-models.mjs"; import { probeSpecs } from "./specs.mjs"; // Run a USER-INSTALLED local model for a capability (tts/asr/upscale). // Picks the best tier the machine supports (selectModel), checks the tool is on // PATH, fills the model's invoke template, and runs it. Returns: // { model, tier, out } on success // { recommend:"install", model, command, reason } when the tool isn't installed // { recommend:"cli", reason } when no tier fits the machine // `exec` / `which` are injectable for tests. // // ponytail: "installed" = the invoke's first token is on PATH (e.g. `whisperx`, // `realesrgan-ncnn-vulkan`). For `python -m kokoro` this only proves python // exists; good enough to gate — the recommend.command names the real package. // Upgrade to a per-tool probe if a "python present but package missing" run ever // produces a confusing error instead of a clean recommend. function defaultWhich(bin) { execFileSync("command", ["-v", bin], { stdio: "ignore", shell: true }); } function defaultExec(cmd) { execFileSync(cmd, { stdio: ["ignore", "pipe", "pipe"], shell: true, timeout: 600000 }); } const fill = (tpl, vars) => tpl.replace(/\{(\w+)\}/g, (_, k) => (vars[k] != null ? String(vars[k]) : "")); export function runLocalModel(capability, opts = {}) { const { specs = probeSpecs(), exec = defaultExec, which = defaultWhich, vars = {}, preferTier, } = opts; const sel = selectModel(capability, specs, { preferTier }); if (sel.recommend) return sel; // no tier fits -> recommend the CLI path const { model } = sel; const bin = model.invoke.split(/\s+/)[0]; try { which(bin); } catch { return { recommend: "install", model: model.id, command: model.install, reason: `${model.id} not installed`, }; } try { exec(fill(model.invoke, vars)); } catch (e) { return { recommend: "install", model: model.id, command: model.install, reason: e.message || String(e), }; } return { model: model.id, tier: sel.tier, out: vars.out }; }