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This PR adds Modal deployment examples with up-to-date integration with both Modal and Codegen codebases. The changes include:

New Modal Examples

  • Hello World: A simple example demonstrating basic Modal functionality with Codegen integration
  • Code Analyzer: An application that uses Codegen to analyze GitHub repositories
  • Linear Webhooks: An application that handles Linear webhooks and uses Codegen to analyze code

Deployment Scripts

  • Each example includes a deploy.sh script for easy deployment
  • All scripts are executable and include proper error handling

Interactive Deployer

  • Added a master Deployer.sh script in the examples root folder
  • Allows interactively selecting and deploying multiple examples concurrently
  • Provides clear feedback on deployment status

Documentation

  • Updated main README.md to mention Modal examples
  • Added detailed README.md files for each example
  • Added a comprehensive README.md for the examples folder

All examples are designed to be executable and up-to-date with the latest versions of both Modal and Codegen.


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Summary by Sourcery

Provide three up-to-date Modal deployment examples with Codegen integration, complete with individual deploy scripts, an interactive multi-example Deployer.sh, and corresponding documentation updates

New Features:

  • Add Hello World, Code Analyzer, and Linear Webhooks Modal examples integrating with Codegen

Enhancements:

  • Introduce interactive Deployer.sh script for concurrent deployment of examples
  • Provide individual deploy.sh scripts with validation and error handling for each example

Documentation:

  • Update main README.md to include Modal deployment examples
  • Add dedicated README.md files for each example and a comprehensive examples folder README

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR adds three self-contained Modal deployment examples with Codegen integration, introduces an interactive batch deployer script, and updates documentation to surface these examples.

Sequence Diagram for Deployer.sh Operations

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant Deployer_sh as "Deployer.sh"
    participant ModalCLI as "Modal CLI"
    participant ExampleDeploy_sh as "example/deploy.sh"
    participant ModalCloud as "Modal Cloud"

    User->>Deployer_sh: Execute script
    Deployer_sh->>ModalCLI: Check installation (command -v modal)
    ModalCLI-->>Deployer_sh: Status
    Deployer_sh->>ModalCLI: Check authentication (modal token list)
    ModalCLI-->>Deployer_sh: Status
    Deployer_sh->>Deployer_sh: Find examples (find . -name "deploy.sh")
    Deployer_sh-->>User: Display available examples
    User->>Deployer_sh: Provide selection
    Deployer_sh-->>User: Confirm selection
    User->>Deployer_sh: Confirm (e.g., 'y')
    loop For each selected example
        Deployer_sh->>ExampleDeploy_sh: Execute (cd example_dir && ./deploy.sh)
        ExampleDeploy_sh->>ModalCLI: modal deploy app.py
        ModalCLI->>ModalCloud: Deploy application
        ModalCloud-->>ModalCLI: Deployment status
        ModalCLI-->>ExampleDeploy_sh: Deployment status
        ExampleDeploy_sh-->>Deployer_sh: Deployment status (via exit code & log)
    end
    Deployer_sh-->>User: Overall deployment summary
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Sequence Diagram for Code Analyzer API

sequenceDiagram
    actor User as "HTTP Client"
    participant AnalyzeGithubRepo as "analyze_github_repo (Modal Endpoint)"
    participant CloneRepo as "clone_repo (Modal Function)"
    participant AnalyzeRepo as "analyze_repo (Modal Function)"
    participant Git
    participant Codegen

    User->>AnalyzeGithubRepo: POST / (repo_url, branch)
    AnalyzeGithubRepo->>CloneRepo: Invoke remote(repo_url, branch)
    CloneRepo->>Git: git clone [repo_url]
    Git-->>CloneRepo: Cloned repository path
    CloneRepo-->>AnalyzeGithubRepo: Repository path
    AnalyzeGithubRepo->>AnalyzeRepo: Invoke remote(repo_path)
    AnalyzeRepo->>Codegen: Codebase(repo_path)
    Codegen-->>AnalyzeRepo: Codebase object
    AnalyzeRepo->>AnalyzeRepo: Generate analysis (stats, complex functions/classes)
    AnalyzeRepo-->>AnalyzeGithubRepo: Analysis result
    AnalyzeGithubRepo-->>User: JSON Response (analysis)
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Integrate Modal examples into main docs
  • Add 'Modal Deployments' section to root README
  • Reference examples and interactive Deployer in docs
README.md
Add comprehensive examples overview
  • Create top-level examples/README with usage and prerequisites
  • List available examples and manual deployment instructions
examples/README.md
Introduce interactive batch deployer
  • Add Deployer.sh with colorized prompts
  • Enable concurrent deploys and status reporting
  • Implement CLI checks for Modal installation and auth
examples/Deployer.sh
Add three Modal+Codegen example apps
  • Implement Hello World, Code Analyzer, and Linear Webhooks apps
  • Define Modal functions, web endpoints, schedules, and secret handling
  • Install appropriate dependencies via modal.Image
examples/hello_world/app.py
examples/code_analyzer/app.py
examples/linear_webhooks/app.py
Provide deploy scripts and per-example docs
  • Add deploy.sh for each example with error checks
  • Include detailed README.md in each example folder
examples/hello_world/deploy.sh
examples/code_analyzer/deploy.sh
examples/linear_webhooks/deploy.sh
examples/hello_world/README.md
examples/code_analyzer/README.md
examples/linear_webhooks/README.md

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