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Add imagen generation example to VertexAI Sample #14545

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This commit adds a new Imagen sample to the Vertex AI sample app. The new sample
demonstrates how to use the Imagen API to generate images based on a text prompt.
It includes a new screen, , and a new view model, ,
that handles the API interactions and displays the generated image.
The  file has also been updated to include the new "Imagen" sample in the list.
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Summary of Changes

This pull request adds an image generation example to the VertexAI Sample app. It introduces two new files, ImagenScreen.swift and ImagenViewModel.swift, which implement the UI and logic for generating images using the Vertex AI's Imagen model. The changes also include modifications to the project's pbxproj file to incorporate these new files and updates to the CHANGELOG.md and ContentView.swift to reflect the new feature.

Highlights

  • New Feature: Image Generation: Introduces an image generation feature to the VertexAI Sample app using the Imagen model.
  • UI Implementation: Implements the UI for the image generation feature using SwiftUI in ImagenScreen.swift, including a text field for prompts, a button to trigger generation, and image display.
  • ViewModel Logic: Creates a ImagenViewModel.swift to handle the logic for interacting with the Vertex AI service, configuring the Imagen model, and generating images based on user input.
  • Project Configuration: Updates the project.pbxproj file to include the new ImagenScreen.swift and ImagenViewModel.swift files in the project.

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  • FirebaseVertexAI/CHANGELOG.md
    • Added a changelog entry noting the addition of the image generation example to the Vertex AI Sample App.
  • FirebaseVertexAI/Sample/ImagenScreen/ImagenScreen.swift
    • Created a new SwiftUI view ImagenScreen that provides a user interface for entering a text prompt and displaying generated images.
    • Includes a TextField for user input, a Generate button, and an Image view to display the generated images.
    • Uses @FocusState to manage focus on the text field.
    • Uses a ImagenViewModel to handle the image generation logic.
  • FirebaseVertexAI/Sample/ImagenScreen/ImagenViewModel.swift
    • Created a new ImagenViewModel class to manage the interaction with the Vertex AI Imagen model.
    • Initializes the Vertex AI service and configures the Imagen model with specific settings (model name, safety settings, generation config).
    • Implements the generateImage function to call the Imagen model and convert the response to UIImage for display.
    • Handles error cases and filtering reasons for generated images.
  • FirebaseVertexAI/Sample/VertexAISample.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj
    • Modified the project file to include the new ImagenScreen.swift and ImagenViewModel.swift files.
    • Added a new group for ImagenScreen containing the view and view model files.
  • FirebaseVertexAI/Sample/VertexAISample/ContentView.swift
    • Added a NavigationLink to the ContentView to navigate to the new ImagenScreen.
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Code Review

This pull request adds an image generation example to the VertexAI Sample app. The changes include adding new files for the ImagenScreen and ImagenViewModel, updating the ContentView to include a navigation link to the ImagenScreen, and modifying the project file to include the new files. Overall, the code is well-structured and easy to understand. However, there are a few areas that could be improved.

Summary of Findings

  • Error Handling: The error handling in the generateImage function of ImagenViewModel only prints the error to the console. It would be better to display the error in the UI to inform the user about what went wrong.
  • Copyright Year: The copyright year in the license header is set to 2025. Please confirm that this is the correct year.
  • Missing Documentation: There is no documentation for the new files and classes. It would be helpful to add some documentation to explain the purpose of each file and class.

Merge Readiness

The pull request introduces a new feature and the code seems functional. However, addressing the error handling and copyright year issues is recommended before merging. Additionally, adding documentation would improve the maintainability of the code. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.

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The placeholder view mentioned by gemini would be nice to have but is not a blocker for merge.

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paulb777 commented Mar 7, 2025

The placeholder view mentioned by gemini would be nice to have but is not a blocker for merge.

Thanks. Do you have a good reference pointer to an example? Or a suggestion of what it should look like?

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Hi @paulb777, regarding the placeholder view, I don't have a specific reference implementation in mind, but I can offer some general suggestions for what it could look like:

  • Simple Text Placeholder: A Text view displaying a message like "Generating image..." or "Image will appear here." This is the simplest approach.
  • Progress Indicator: Use a ProgressView to indicate that the image generation is in progress. This provides visual feedback to the user.
  • Icon Placeholder: Display a generic image icon (e.g., a camera or picture frame icon) to indicate the area where the generated image will be placed.
  • Shimmer Effect: Implement a shimmer (or skeleton) effect to mimic the appearance of a loading image. This can be visually appealing.

The best approach depends on the desired level of visual sophistication and the overall design of your app. Since it's not a blocker, a simple text placeholder or progress indicator would be a good starting point.

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LGTM, thanks!

@paulb777 paulb777 merged commit c7ceee4 into main Mar 7, 2025
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