Module
lazyllm.module.ModuleBase
Module is the top-level component in LazyLLM, possessing four key capabilities: training, deployment, inference, and evaluation. Each module can choose to implement some or all of these capabilities, and each capability can be composed of one or more components. ModuleBase itself cannot be instantiated directly; subclasses that inherit and implement the forward function can be used as a functor. Similar to PyTorch's Module, when a Module A holds an instance of another Module B as a member variable, B will be automatically added to A's submodules. If you need the following capabilities, please have your custom class inherit from ModuleBase:
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Combine some or all of the training, deployment, inference, and evaluation capabilities. For example, an Embedding model requires training and inference.
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If you want the member variables to possess some or all of the capabilities for training, deployment, and evaluation, and you want to train, deploy, and evaluate these members through the start, update, eval, and other methods of the Module's root node.
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Pass user-set parameters directly to your custom module from the outermost layer (refer to WebModule).
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The desire for it to be usable by the parameter grid search module (refer to TrialModule).
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class Module(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... pass
...
>>> class Module2(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def __init__(self):
... super(__class__, self).__init__()
... self.m = Module()
...
>>> m = Module2()
>>> m.submodules
[<Module type=Module>]
>>> m.m3 = Module()
>>> m.submodules
[<Module type=Module>, <Module type=Module>]
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
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_get_deploy_tasks()
Define a deployment task. This function returns a deployment pipeline. Subclasses that override this function can be deployed during the update/start phase.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class MyModule(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def _get_deploy_tasks(self):
... return lazyllm.pipeline(lambda : 1, lambda x: print(x))
...
>>> MyModule().start()
1
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
_get_train_tasks()
Define a training task. This function returns a training pipeline. Subclasses that override this function can be trained or fine-tuned during the update phase.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class MyModule(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def _get_train_tasks(self):
... return lazyllm.pipeline(lambda : 1, lambda x: print(x))
...
>>> MyModule().update()
1
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
eval(*, recursive=True)
Evaluate the module (and all its submodules). This function takes effect after the module has been set with an evaluation set using 'evalset'.
Parameters:
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recursive(bool, default:True) –Whether to recursively evaluate all submodules. Defaults to True.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class MyModule(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def forward(self, input):
... return f'reply for input'
...
>>> m = MyModule()
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.eval().eval_result
['reply for input', 'reply for input', 'reply for input']
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
evalset(evalset, load_f=None, collect_f=lambda x: x)
during update or eval, and the results will be stored in the eval_result variable.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(lazyllm.deploy.dummy).finetune_method(lazyllm.finetune.dummy).trainset("").mode("finetune").prompt(None)
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
>>> print(m.eval_result)
["reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"]
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
forward(*args, **kw)
Define computation steps executed each time, all subclasses of ModuleBase need to override.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class MyModule(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def forward(self, input):
... return input + 1
...
>>> MyModule()(1)
2
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
start()
Deploy the module and all its submodules.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.TrainableModule().deploy_method(lazyllm.deploy.dummy).prompt(None)
>>> m.start()
<Module type=Trainable mode=None basemodel= target= stream=False return_trace=False>
>>> m(1)
"reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
restart()
Re-deploy the module and all its submodules.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.TrainableModule().deploy_method(lazyllm.deploy.dummy).prompt(None)
>>> m.restart()
<Module type=Trainable mode=None basemodel= target= stream=False return_trace=False>
>>> m(1)
"reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
update(*, recursive=True)
Update the module (and all its submodules). The module will be updated when the _get_train_tasks method is overridden.
Parameters:
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recursive(bool, default:True) –Whether to recursively update all submodules, default is True.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().finetune_method(lazyllm.finetune.dummy).trainset("").deploy_method(lazyllm.deploy.dummy).mode('finetune').prompt(None)
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
>>> print(m.eval_result)
["reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"]
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
lazyllm.module.servermodule.LLMBase
Bases: ModuleBase
Base class for large language model modules, inheriting from ModuleBase.
Manages initialization and switching of streaming output, prompts, and formatters; processes file information in inputs; supports instance sharing.
Parameters:
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stream(bool or dict, default:False) –Whether to enable streaming output or streaming configuration, default is False.
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return_trace(bool, default:False) –Whether to return execution trace, default is False.
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init_prompt(bool, default:True) –Whether to automatically create a default prompt at initialization, default is True.
Source code in lazyllm/module/servermodule.py
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prompt(prompt=None, history=None)
Set or switch the prompt. Supports None, PrompterBase subclass, or string/dict to create ChatPrompter.
Parameters:
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prompt(str / dict / PrompterBase / None, default:None) –The prompt to set.
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history(list, default:None) –Conversation history, only valid when prompt is str or dict.
Returns
- self: For chaining calls.
Source code in lazyllm/module/servermodule.py
formatter(format=None)
Set or switch the output formatter. Supports None, FormatterBase subclass or callable.
Parameters:
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format(FormatterBase / Callable / None, default:None) –Formatter object or function, default is None.
Returns
- self: For chaining calls.
Source code in lazyllm/module/servermodule.py
share(prompt=None, format=None, stream=None, history=None)
Creates a shallow copy of the current instance, with optional resetting of prompt, formatter, and stream attributes.
Useful for scenarios where multiple sessions or agents share a base configuration but customize certain parameters.
Parameters:
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prompt(str / dict / PrompterBase / None, default:None) –New prompt, optional.
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format(FormatterBase / None, default:None) –New formatter, optional.
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stream(bool / dict / None, default:None) –New streaming settings, optional.
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history(list / None, default:None) –New conversation history, effective only when setting prompt.
Returns
- LLMBase: The new shared instance.
Source code in lazyllm/module/servermodule.py
lazyllm.module.ActionModule
Bases: ModuleBase
Used to wrap a Module around functions, modules, flows, Module, and other callable objects. The wrapped Module (including the Module within the flow) will become a submodule of this Module.
Parameters:
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action(Callable | list[Callable], default:()) –The object to be wrapped, which is one or a set of callable objects.
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return_trace(bool, default:False) –Whether to enable trace mode to record the execution stack. Defaults to
False.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> def myfunc(input): return input + 1
...
>>> class MyModule1(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def forward(self, input): return input * 2
...
>>> class MyModule2(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def _get_deploy_tasks(self): return lazyllm.pipeline(lambda : print('MyModule2 deployed!'))
... def forward(self, input): return input * 4
...
>>> class MyModule3(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def _get_deploy_tasks(self): return lazyllm.pipeline(lambda : print('MyModule3 deployed!'))
... def forward(self, input): return f'get {input}'
...
>>> m = lazyllm.ActionModule(myfunc, lazyllm.pipeline(MyModule1(), MyModule2), MyModule3())
>>> print(m(1))
get 16
>>>
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.update()
MyModule2 deployed!
MyModule3 deployed!
>>> print(m.eval_result)
['get 16', 'get 24', 'get 32']
evalset(evalset, load_f=None, collect_f=<function ModuleBase.<lambda>>)
Set the evaluation set for the Module. Modules that have been set with an evaluation set will be evaluated during update or eval, and the evaluation results will be stored in the eval_result variable.
evalset(evalset, collect_f=lambda x: ...)→ None
Parameters:
-
evalset(list)) –Evaluation set
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collect_f(Callable)) –Post-processing method for evaluation results, no post-processing by default.
evalset(evalset, load_f=None, collect_f=lambda x: ...)→ None
Parameters:
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evalset(str)) –Path to the evaluation set
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load_f(Callable)) –Method for loading the evaluation set, including parsing file formats and converting to a list
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collect_f(Callable)) –Post-processing method for evaluation results, no post-processing by default.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy)
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
>>> m.eval_result
["reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"]
Source code in lazyllm/module/module.py
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lazyllm.module.TrainableModule
Bases: UrlModule
Trainable module, all models (including LLM, Embedding, etc.) are served through TrainableModule
TrainableModule(base_model='', target_path='', *, stream=False, return_trace=False)
Parameters:
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base_model(str, default:'') –Name or path of the base model.
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target_path(str, default:'') –Path to save the fine-tuning task.
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source(str) –Model source. If not set, it will read the value from the environment variable LAZYLLM_MODEL_SOURCE.
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stream(bool, default:False) –Whether to output stream.
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return_trace(bool, default:False) –Record the results in trace.
TrainableModule.trainset(v):
Set the training set for TrainableModule
Parameters:
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v(str) –Path to the training/fine-tuning dataset.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().finetune_method(finetune.dummy).trainset('/file/to/path').deploy_method(None).mode('finetune')
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
TrainableModule.train_method(v, **kw):
Set the training method for TrainableModule. Continued pre-training is not supported yet, expected to be available in the next version.
Parameters:
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v(LazyLLMTrainBase) –Training method, options include
train.autoetc. -
kw(**dict) –Parameters required by the training method, corresponding to v.
TrainableModule.finetune_method(v, **kw):
Set the fine-tuning method and its parameters for TrainableModule.
Parameters:
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v(LazyLLMFinetuneBase) –Fine-tuning method, options include
finetune.auto/finetune.alpacalora/finetune.collieetc. -
kw(**dict) –Parameters required by the fine-tuning method, corresponding to v.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().finetune_method(finetune.dummy).deploy_method(None).mode('finetune')
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
TrainableModule.deploy_method(v, **kw):
Set the deployment method and its parameters for TrainableModule.
Parameters:
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v(LazyLLMDeployBase) –Deployment method, options include
deploy.auto/deploy.lightllm/deploy.vllmetc. -
kw(**dict) –Parameters required by the deployment method, corresponding to v.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy).mode('finetune')
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
>>> m.eval_result
["reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"]
TrainableModule.mode(v):
Set whether to execute training or fine-tuning during update for TrainableModule.
Parameters:
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v(str) –Sets whether to execute training or fine-tuning during update, options are 'finetune' and 'train', default is 'finetune'.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().finetune_method(finetune.dummy).deploy_method(None).mode('finetune')
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
eval(*, recursive=True)
Evaluate the module (and all its submodules). This function takes effect after the module has set an evaluation set through evalset.
Parameters:
-
recursive(bool)) –Whether to recursively evaluate all submodules, default is True.
evalset(evalset, load_f=None, collect_f=<function ModuleBase.<lambda>>)
Set the evaluation set for the Module. Modules that have been set with an evaluation set will be evaluated during update or eval, and the evaluation results will be stored in the eval_result variable.
evalset(evalset, collect_f=lambda x: ...)→ None
Parameters:
-
evalset(list)) –Evaluation set
-
collect_f(Callable)) –Post-processing method for evaluation results, no post-processing by default.
evalset(evalset, load_f=None, collect_f=lambda x: ...)→ None
Parameters:
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evalset(str)) –Path to the evaluation set
-
load_f(Callable)) –Method for loading the evaluation set, including parsing file formats and converting to a list
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collect_f(Callable)) –Post-processing method for evaluation results, no post-processing by default.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy)
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
>>> m.eval_result
["reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"]
restart()
Restart the module and all its submodules.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy)
>>> m.restart()
>>> m(1)
"reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"
start()
Deploy the module and all its submodules.
Examples:
import lazyllm
m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy)
m.start()
m(1)
"reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/trainablemodule.py
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wait()
Wait for the model deployment task to complete. This method blocks the current thread until the deployment is finished.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class Mywait(lazyllm.module.llms.TrainableModule):
... def forward(self):
... self.wait()
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/trainablemodule.py
stop(task_name=None)
Pause a specific task of the model. Args: task_name (str): The name of the task to pause. Defaults to None (pauses the 'deploy' task by default).
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class Mystop(lazyllm.module.llms.TrainableModule):
... def forward(self, task):
... self.stop(task)
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/trainablemodule.py
prompt(prompt='', history=None)
Processes the input prompt and generates a format compatible with the model. Args: prompt (str): The input prompt. Defaults to an empty string. history (List): Conversation history.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class Myprompt(lazyllm.module.llms.TrainableModule):
... def forward(self, prompt, history):
... self.prompt(prompt,history)
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/trainablemodule.py
forward(__input=package(), *, llm_chat_history=None, lazyllm_files=None, tools=None, stream_output=False, **kw)
Supports handling various input formats, automatically builds the input structure required by the model, and adapts to multimodal scenarios.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> from lazyllm.module import TrainableModule
>>> class MyModule(TrainableModule):
... def forward(self, __input, **kw):
... return f"processed: {__input}"
...
>>> MyModule()("Hello")
'processed: Hello'
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/trainablemodule.py
lazyllm.module.UrlModule
Bases: LLMBase, _UrlHelper
The URL obtained from deploying the ServerModule can be wrapped into a Module. When calling __call__ , it will access the service.
Parameters:
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url(str, default:'') –The URL of the service to be wrapped, defaults to empty string.
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stream(bool | Dict[str, str], default:False) –Whether to request and output in streaming mode, default is non-streaming.
-
return_trace(bool, default:False) –Whether to record the results in trace, default is False.
-
init_prompt(bool, default:True) –Whether to initialize prompt, defaults to True.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> def demo(input): return input * 2
...
>>> s = lazyllm.ServerModule(demo, launcher=lazyllm.launchers.empty(sync=False))
>>> s.start()
INFO: Uvicorn running on http://0.0.0.0:35485
>>> u = lazyllm.UrlModule(url=s._url)
>>> print(u(1))
2
Source code in lazyllm/module/servermodule.py
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forward(*args, **kw)
Defines the computation steps to be executed each time. All subclasses of ModuleBase need to override this function.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> class MyModule(lazyllm.module.ModuleBase):
... def forward(self, input):
... return input + 1
...
>>> MyModule()(1)
2
Source code in lazyllm/module/servermodule.py
lazyllm.module.ServerModule
Bases: UrlModule
Using FastAPI, any callable object can be wrapped into an API service, allowing the simultaneous launch of one main service and multiple satellite services.
Parameters:
-
m(Callable, default:None) –The function to be wrapped as a service. It can be a function or a functor. When launching satellite services, it needs to be an object implementing
__call__(a functor). -
pre(Callable, default:None) –Preprocessing function executed in the service process. It can be a function or a functor, default is
None. -
post(Callable, default:None) –Postprocessing function executed in the service process. It can be a function or a functor, default is
None. -
stream(bool, default:False) –Whether to request and output in streaming mode, default is non-streaming.
-
return_trace(bool, default:False) –Whether to record the results in trace, default is
False. -
port(int, default:None) –Specifies the port after the service is deployed. The default is
None, which will generate a random port. -
pythonpath(str, default:None) –PYTHONPATH environment variable passed to the subprocess. Defaults to None.
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launcher(LazyLLMLaunchersBase, default:None) –Specifies the compute node for running the service. Defaults to asynchronous remote deployment via launchers.remote(sync=False).
-
url(str, default:None) –The service URL of the module. Defaults to None, in which case the URL is retrieved from Redis.
Examples:
>>> def demo(input): return input * 2
...
>>> s = lazyllm.ServerModule(demo, launcher=launchers.empty(sync=False))
>>> s.start()
INFO: Uvicorn running on http://0.0.0.0:35485
>>> print(s(1))
2
>>> class MyServe(object):
... def __call__(self, input):
... return 2 * input
...
... @lazyllm.FastapiApp.post
... def server1(self, input):
... return f'reply for {input}'
...
... @lazyllm.FastapiApp.get
... def server2(self):
... return f'get method'
...
>>> m = lazyllm.ServerModule(MyServe(), launcher=launchers.empty(sync=False))
>>> m.start()
>>> print(m(1))
INFO: Uvicorn running on http://0.0.0.0:32028
>>> print(m(1))
2
evalset(evalset, load_f=None, collect_f=<function ModuleBase.<lambda>>)
Set the evaluation set for the Module. Modules that have been set with an evaluation set will be evaluated during update or eval, and the evaluation results will be stored in the eval_result variable.
evalset(evalset, collect_f=lambda x: ...)→ None
Parameters:
-
evalset(list)) –Evaluation set
-
collect_f(Callable)) –Post-processing method for evaluation results, no post-processing by default.
evalset(evalset, load_f=None, collect_f=lambda x: ...)→ None
Parameters:
-
evalset(str)) –Path to the evaluation set
-
load_f(Callable)) –Method for loading the evaluation set, including parsing file formats and converting to a list
-
collect_f(Callable)) –Post-processing method for evaluation results, no post-processing by default.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy)
>>> m.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> m.update()
INFO: (lazyllm.launcher) PID: dummy finetune!, and init-args is {}
>>> m.eval_result
["reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}", "reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"]
restart()
Restart the module and all its submodules.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy)
>>> m.restart()
>>> m(1)
"reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"
start()
Deploy the module and all its submodules.
Examples:
import lazyllm
m = lazyllm.module.TrainableModule().deploy_method(deploy.dummy)
m.start()
m(1)
"reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1}"
Source code in lazyllm/module/servermodule.py
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lazyllm.module.AutoModel
A module for deploying either online API-based models or local models, supporting both online inference and locally trainable modules.
Args:
model (str): The name of the model to load, e.g., internlm2-chat-7b. If None, internlm2-chat-7b will be loaded by default.
source (str): Specifies the online model service to use. Required when using online models. Supported values include qwen, glm, openai, moonshot, etc.
framework (str): The local inference framework to use for deployment. Supported values are lightllm, vllm, and lmdeploy. The model will be deployed via TrainableModule using the specified framework.
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/automodel.py
lazyllm.module.TrialModule
Bases: object
Parameter grid search module will traverse all its submodules, collect all searchable parameters, and iterate over these parameters for fine-tuning, deployment, and evaluation.
Parameters:
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m(Callable) –The submodule whose parameters will be grid-searched. Fine-tuning, deployment, and evaluation will be based on this module.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> from lazyllm import finetune, deploy
>>> m = lazyllm.TrainableModule('b1', 't').finetune_method(finetune.dummy, **dict(a=lazyllm.Option(['f1', 'f2'])))
>>> m.deploy_method(deploy.dummy).mode('finetune').prompt(None)
>>> s = lazyllm.ServerModule(m, post=lambda x, ori: f'post2({x})')
>>> s.evalset([1, 2, 3])
>>> t = lazyllm.TrialModule(s)
>>> t.update()
>>>
dummy finetune!, and init-args is {a: f1}
dummy finetune!, and init-args is {a: f2}
[["post2(reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1})", "post2(reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1})", "post2(reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1})"], ["post2(reply for 1, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1})", "post2(reply for 2, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1})", "post2(reply for 3, and parameters is {'do_sample': False, 'temperature': 0.1})"]]
Source code in lazyllm/module/trialmodule.py
lazyllm.module.OnlineChatModule
Used to manage and create access modules for large model platforms currently available on the market. Currently, it supports openai, sensenova, glm, kimi, qwen, doubao and deepseek (since the platform does not allow recharges for the time being, access is not supported for the time being). For how to obtain the platform's API key, please visit Getting Started
Parameters:
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model(str) –Specify the model to access (Note that you need to use Model ID or Endpoint ID when using Doubao. For details on how to obtain it, see Getting the Inference Access Point. Before using the model, you must first activate the corresponding service on the Doubao platform.), default is
gpt-3.5-turbo(openai)/SenseChat-5(sensenova)/glm-4(glm)/moonshot-v1-8k(kimi)/qwen-plus(qwen)/mistral-7b-instruct-v0.2(doubao). -
source(str) –Specify the type of module to create. Options include
openai/sensenova/glm/kimi/qwen/doubao/deepseek (not yet supported). -
base_url(str) –Specify the base link of the platform to be accessed. The default is the official link.
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system_prompt(str) –Specify the requested system prompt. The default is the official system prompt.
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stream(bool) –Whether to request and output in streaming mode, default is streaming.
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return_trace(bool) –Whether to record the results in trace, default is False.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> from functools import partial
>>> m = lazyllm.OnlineChatModule(source="sensenova", stream=True)
>>> query = "Hello!"
>>> with lazyllm.ThreadPoolExecutor(1) as executor:
... future = executor.submit(partial(m, llm_chat_history=[]), query)
... while True:
... if value := lazyllm.FileSystemQueue().dequeue():
... print(f"output: {''.join(value)}")
... elif future.done():
... break
... print(f"ret: {future.result()}")
...
output: Hello
output: ! How can I assist you today?
ret: Hello! How can I assist you today?
>>> from lazyllm.components.formatter import encode_query_with_filepaths
>>> vlm = lazyllm.OnlineChatModule(source="sensenova", model="SenseChat-Vision")
>>> query = "what is it?"
>>> inputs = encode_query_with_filepaths(query, ["/path/to/your/image"])
>>> print(vlm(inputs))
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/chat.py
lazyllm.module.llms.onlinemodule.supplier.doubao.DoubaoModule
Bases: OnlineChatModuleBase
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/supplier/doubao.py
lazyllm.module.OnlineEmbeddingModule
Used to manage and create online Embedding service modules currently on the market, currently supporting openai, sensenova, glm, qwen, doubao.
Parameters:
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source(str) –Specify the type of module to create. Options are
openai/sensenova/glm/qwen/doubao. -
embed_url(str) –Specify the base link of the platform to be accessed. The default is the official link.
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embed_mode_name(str) –Specify the model to access (Note that you need to use Model ID or Endpoint ID when using Doubao. For details on how to obtain it, see Getting the Inference Access Point. Before using the model, you must first activate the corresponding service on the Doubao platform.), default is
text-embedding-ada-002(openai)/nova-embedding-stable(sensenova)/embedding-2(glm)/text-embedding-v1(qwen)/doubao-embedding-text-240715(doubao)
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> m = lazyllm.OnlineEmbeddingModule(source="sensenova")
>>> emb = m("hello world")
>>> print(f"emb: {emb}")
emb: [0.0010528564, 0.0063285828, 0.0049476624, -0.012008667, ..., -0.009124756, 0.0032043457, -0.051696777]
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/embedding.py
lazyllm.module.llms.onlinemodule.supplier.openai.OpenAIEmbedding
Bases: OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase
Online embedding module using OpenAI.
This class wraps the OpenAI Embedding API, defaulting to the text-embedding-ada-002 model, and converts text into vector representations.
Args:
embed_url (str): The URL endpoint of the OpenAI embedding API. Default is "https://api.openai.com/v1/embeddings".
embed_model_name (str): The name of the embedding model to use. Default is "text-embedding-ada-002".
api_key (str, optional): The OpenAI API key. If not provided, it will be read from lazyllm.config.
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/supplier/openai.py
lazyllm.module.OnlineChatModuleBase
Bases: LLMBase
OnlineChatModuleBase is a public component that manages the LLM interface for open platforms, and has key capabilities such as training, deployment, and inference. OnlineChatModuleBase itself does not support direct instantiation; it requires subclasses to inherit from this class and implement interfaces related to fine-tuning, such as uploading files, creating fine-tuning tasks, querying fine-tuning tasks, and deployment-related interfaces, such as creating deployment services and querying deployment tasks. If you need to support the capabilities of a new open platform's LLM, please extend your custom class from OnlineChatModuleBase:
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Consider post-processing the returned results based on the parameters returned by the new platform's model. If the model's return format is consistent with OpenAI, no processing is necessary.
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If the new platform supports model fine-tuning, you must also inherit from the FileHandlerBase class. This class primarily validates file formats and converts .jsonl formatted data into a format supported by the model for subsequent training.
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If the new platform supports model fine-tuning, you must implement interfaces for file upload, creating fine-tuning services, and querying fine-tuning services. Even if the new platform does not require deployment of the fine-tuned model, please implement dummy interfaces for creating and querying deployment services.
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If the new platform supports model fine-tuning, provide a list of models that support fine-tuning to facilitate judgment during the fine-tuning service process.
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Configure the api_key supported by the new platform as a global variable by using
lazyllm.config.add(variable_name, type, default_value, environment_variable_name).
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> from lazyllm.module import OnlineChatModuleBase
>>> from lazyllm.module.onlineChatModule.fileHandler import FileHandlerBase
>>> class NewPlatformChatModule(OnlineChatModuleBase):
... def __init__(self,
... base_url: str = "<new platform base url>",
... model: str = "<new platform model name>",
... system_prompt: str = "<new platform system prompt>",
... stream: bool = True,
... return_trace: bool = False):
... super().__init__(model_type="new_class_name",
... api_key=lazyllm.config['new_platform_api_key'],
... base_url=base_url,
... system_prompt=system_prompt,
... stream=stream,
... return_trace=return_trace)
...
>>> class NewPlatformChatModule1(OnlineChatModuleBase, FileHandlerBase):
... TRAINABLE_MODELS_LIST = ['model_t1', 'model_t2', 'model_t3']
... def __init__(self,
... base_url: str = "<new platform base url>",
... model: str = "<new platform model name>",
... system_prompt: str = "<new platform system prompt>",
... stream: bool = True,
... return_trace: bool = False):
... OnlineChatModuleBase.__init__(self,
... model_type="new_class_name",
... api_key=lazyllm.config['new_platform_api_key'],
... base_url=base_url,
... system_prompt=system_prompt,
... stream=stream,
... trainable_models=NewPlatformChatModule1.TRAINABLE_MODELS_LIST,
... return_trace=return_trace)
... FileHandlerBase.__init__(self)
...
... def _convert_file_format(self, filepath:str) -> str:
... pass
... return data_str
...
... def _upload_train_file(self, train_file):
... pass
... return train_file_id
...
... def _create_finetuning_job(self, train_model, train_file_id, **kw):
... pass
... return fine_tuning_job_id, status
...
... def _query_finetuning_job(self, fine_tuning_job_id):
... pass
... return fine_tuned_model, status
...
... def _create_deployment(self):
... pass
... return self._model_name, "RUNNING"
...
... def _query_deployment(self, deployment_id):
... pass
... return "RUNNING"
...
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/base/onlineChatModuleBase.py
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lazyllm.module.OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase
Bases: ModuleBase
OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase is the base class for managing embedding model interfaces on open platforms, used for requesting text to obtain embedding vectors. It is not recommended to directly instantiate this class. Specific platform classes should inherit from this class for instantiation. If you need to support the capabilities of embedding models on a new open platform, please extend your custom class from OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase:
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If the request and response data formats of the new platform's embedding model are the same as OpenAI's, no additional processing is needed; simply pass the URL and model.
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If the request or response data formats of the new platform's embedding model differ from OpenAI's, you need to override the _encapsulated_data or _parse_response methods.
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Configure the api_key supported by the new platform as a global variable by using
lazyllm.config.add(variable_name, type, default_value, environment_variable_name).
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> from lazyllm.module import OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase
>>> class NewPlatformEmbeddingModule(OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase):
... def __init__(self,
... embed_url: str = '<new platform embedding url>',
... embed_model_name: str = '<new platform embedding model name>'):
... super().__init__(embed_url, lazyllm.config['new_platform_api_key'], embed_model_name)
...
>>> class NewPlatformEmbeddingModule1(OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase):
... def __init__(self,
... embed_url: str = '<new platform embedding url>',
... embed_model_name: str = '<new platform embedding model name>'):
... super().__init__(embed_url, lazyllm.config['new_platform_api_key'], embed_model_name)
...
... def _encapsulated_data(self, text:str, **kwargs):
... pass
... return json_data
...
... def _parse_response(self, response: dict[str, any]):
... pass
... return embedding
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/base/onlineEmbeddingModuleBase.py
lazyllm.module.llms.onlinemodule.supplier.doubao.DoubaoEmbedding
Bases: OnlineEmbeddingModuleBase
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/supplier/doubao.py
lazyllm.module.llms.onlinemodule.fileHandler.FileHandlerBase
FileHandlerBase is a base class for handling fine-tuning data files, primarily used for validating and converting fine-tuning data formats. This class itself does not support direct instantiation; it requires subclasses to inherit from this class and implement specific file format conversion logic.
FileHandlerBase provides the following capabilities:
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Validate that the fine-tuning data file format conforms to standards (.jsonl format)
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Check if the data content conforms to the expected message format (containing role and content fields)
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Verify that role types are within the allowed range (system, knowledge, user, assistant)
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Ensure that each conversation example contains an assistant response
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Provide temporary file storage mechanism for subsequent processing
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> from lazyllm.module.llms.onlinemodule.fileHandler import FileHandlerBase
>>> import tempfile
>>> import json
>>> sample_data = [
... {"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "Hi there!"}]},
... {"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "How are you?"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "I'm doing well, thank you!"}]}
... ]
>>> with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w', suffix='.jsonl', delete=False) as f:
... for item in sample_data:
... f.write(json.dumps(item, ensure_ascii=False) + '
')
... temp_file_path = f.name
>>> class CustomFileHandler(FileHandlerBase):
... def _convert_file_format(self, filepath: str) -> str:
... with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
... data = [json.loads(line) for line in f]
... converted_data = []
... for item in data:
... messages = item.get('messages', [])
... conversation = []
... for msg in messages:
... conversation.append(f"{msg['role']}: {msg['content']}")
... converted_data.append('
'.join(conversation))
... return '
---
'.join(converted_data)
>>> handler = CustomFileHandler()
>>> try:
... result = handler.get_finetune_data(temp_file_path)
... print("数据验证和转换成功")
... except Exception as e:
... print(f"错误: {e}")
... finally:
... import os
... os.unlink(temp_file_path)
Source code in lazyllm/module/llms/onlinemodule/fileHandler.py
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get_finetune_data(filepath)
Get and process fine-tuning data files, including validating file format and converting to the format supported by the target platform.
Parameters:
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filepath(str) –Path to the fine-tuning data file, must be in .jsonl format