Command Line Arguments

How to use

You can run project with some command line arguments by running user-start-webui.bat file.

You can set the values in there and run it.

Or you can just run the project directly on command line with lower case arguments, for example:

python app.py --share --server_name 0.0.0.0 --theme author/example_theme

Arguments

Most arguments are related to Gradio's launch options. See the Gradio documentation for a detailed explanation.

Variable	Description	Example Value
--server_name	Server name to set in Gradio.	0.0.0.0
--server_port	Server port number to use when launching Gradio.	7861
--username	Server username for Gradio. Both USERNAME and PASSWORD must be set simultaneously to enable authentication.	myusername
--password	Server password for Gradio. Both USERNAME and PASSWORD must be set simultaneously to enable authentication.	mypassword
--share	Enables the creation of a public link for the project.	True
--root_path	Gradio root path of the URL. If the application is served at "https://example.com/myapp", the root_path should be set to "/myapp".	/myapp
--theme	UI theme to apply in the browser. View available themes here: Theme Gallery	author/example_theme
--whisper_type	A type of the implementation of the whisper to use. • whisper : Normal whisper implementation by OpenAI • faster-whisper : Optimized for transcription speed & VRAM usage for whisper by SYSTRAN • insanely-fast-whisper : Optimized for transcription speed using some transformers options. Fastest implementation for now. This project uses faster-whisper by default. Enter the repository name as the value.	whisper or faster-whisper or insanely-fast-whisper
--faster_whisper_model_dir	Use this if you want to use custom model directory path for faster-whisper. Make sure you enter the path "inside quotes".	"C:\Whisper-WebUI\my_faster_whisper_model_path"
--whisper_model_dir	Use this if you want to use custom model directory path for whisper. Make sure you enter the path "inside quotes".	"C:\Whisper-WebUI\my_whisper_model_path"