Run Gemini 2.0 Flash Web Interface Locally with this Repo and an API key

[@tecentaos2]

14:30 lol it took the revenge, what a crazy stuff that one came from nowhere

[@streamstudiosllc]

I know right, sometimes wonder if these LLMs try to manipulate or play dumb. Either way pretty funny

[@carnellb78]

90% of this is way beyond me, but I’m enjoying your enthusiasm. Hope all is well. best of luck.

[@streamstudiosllc]

Thanks Dude! Hope you're doing well man!

[@Emir-Değercan]

Thanks

[@MackD597]

Can you go over the install again but slower and in more detail?

[@streamstudiosllc]

Which step below are ya needing me to go over? Repo here: github.com/goo...​ Get your API Key here: aistudio.googl...​ API Key Example in .env.local REACT_APP_GEMINI_API_KEY=your-actual-api-key-here Clone the repo Create the .env.local file Put in the API Key Open Terminal and run npm install Then run npm start then go to localhost:3000

[@csowm5je]

Download git repository, unzip it. go(cd) into the folder, create an api key and update the "env" file. open a command prompt at this location, type "npm install" and then "npm start" it takes a while on my machine but eventually it opens on browser. Cick the play button.

[@streamstudiosllc]

So you don't have to download or unzip the GitHub repo I linked, you just have to clone it with GitHub desktop. Download GitHub desktop, go to file and clone repo and then do by URL and past the url of the GitHub repo I linked, and select a folder on your drive to clone it too. Create a file called env.local and put in the API keys, you'll have to get them from the site I linked. Open up your code editor and a terminal window and type npm install. Then npm run dev If npm install doesn't work you may need to install node.js

[@PTUS]

Amazing work! Thank you so much. I did everything you said, but unfortunately I am getting a messages says "npm : The term 'npm' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet" Would you know by any chance what I am doing wrong? Much appreciated!

[@streamstudiosllc]

Gotta install node.js for non to work. If it installed gotta add to your system variables. Here's a good guide dev.to/supritha/npm-is-not-recognized-as-internal-or-external-command-solution-o1n

[@PTUS]

@ I truly appreciate you. I’ll do that right now. I’ll get back to if I come across any issues, and I can’t wait for your next video.