askui UI Control Client

Log Level

Set the log level of the askui UI Control Client using the LOG_LEVEL environment variable. The following log levels are available:

• "fatal"
• "error"
• "warn"
• "info"
• "debug"
• "trace"
• "silent"
• "verbose".

The log level defaults to "info". and it can be changed with the following command:

Bash or similar:

export LOG_LEVEL=verbose

Powershell

$env:LOG_LEVEL="verbose"

Properties

uiControllerUrl

• uiControllerUrl: string - Default: http://127.0.0.1:6769

The url of the askui UI Controller controlling the OS.

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inferenceServerUrl

• inferenceServerUrl: string - Default: https://inference.askui.com

The address of the askui Inference server.

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resize

• resize: number? - Default: undefined The side length of the target image to resize to in px. Your screenshot image will be resized with the original aspect ratio, and the lengths image side will be equal to this number. This can be used to reduce the inference time by reducing the request size in case of a bad internet connection. But it can cause a decrease in the prediction quality. The resizing will be skipped if it's undefined.

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credentials

• credentials: Credentials Your user credentials - Optional.
  • workspaceId: string Your workspace id
  • token: string An access token for authentication with the askui Inference Server

Provide credentials for authentication with the askui Inference Server if you would like to use dedicated, more powerful and stable resources instead of public resources. Credentials can also be provided using the environment variables ASKUI_WORKSPACE_ID and ASKUI_TOKEN but in-code configuration takes precedence over these environment variables. Independent of how you configure the credentials, make sure to use one way to configure all the credentials, i.e., if you set the workspace id via setting the ASKUI_WORKSPACE_ID environment variable, you need to set token with environment variables as well.

Setting credentials in code:

 let aui = await UiControlClient.build({
    credentials: {
      workspaceId: '<your workspace id>',
      token: '<your access token>',
    }
  });

Setting credentials using environment variables (Powershell):

$env:ASKUI_WORKSPACE_ID = <your workspace id>
$env:ASKUI_TOKEN = <your access token>

Setting credentials using environment variables (Bash or similar):

export ASKUI_WORKSPACE_ID=<your workspace id>
export ASKUI_TOKEN=<your access token>

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