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Feat: Guest Mode #3058

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MarlNox opened this issue Jun 12, 2024 · 1 comment
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Feat: Guest Mode #3058

MarlNox opened this issue Jun 12, 2024 · 1 comment

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MarlNox commented Jun 12, 2024 •
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Problem:
When users are not logged in, there's currently no option for them to engage in conversations through the chat in the open web UI without their interactions being put in history, like in the Single User mode where all history is still recorded so it can't be used simultaneously by many users.

Solution:
Introduce a "Guest Mode" within the open web UI, where users can access chat functionality without the need to create personal accounts. Upon choosing the "No Login" option, users are automatically provided with predefined login credentials (e.g., username and password) generated by the system. In this Guest Mode, the sidebar displaying chat history is hidden, ensuring that no conversation records are stored. The guest mode should be in addition to the multi-user sign in rather than an either-or scenario.
Alternatives:
Consider allowing users to access limited chat functionality without logging in, with the option to create an account for accessing more features and retaining chat history.
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MarlNox commented Jun 13, 2024 •
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FIX i implemented locally - potentially useful input for the maintainers/devs of OpenWebui:

  1. Create an iframe html in static folder, and connect it with the src/routes/auth/ page.svelte, as well as setting the safe origin for requests.
  2. Create a Guest user with some credentials whatever ([email protected], root password)
  3. Create a redirect button with JS to do the following: authenticate the user with the hardcoded sigin details.
  4. Fetch Token, insert it via iframe into the origin of the openwebui (cross-origin set LocalStorage token key)
  5. if logged in user is Guest, then hide the content of the sidebar. As well as other buttons which give access to chat history, or account settings.

Additional stuff:
a) create a new chat before redirecting to that specific chat.

TO DO from my side:

a) Generate the response to that new chat's query using the selected Pipeline.

 - From what im seeing there's no API endpoint for generation given a modelname, chatid, and userid.

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