Update app.py

app.py

@@ -1,150 +1,7 @@
 import streamlit as st
 import random
 import time
-import streamlit as st
-import random
-import time
 import os
-books = {
-    "A Dictionary of Similes by Frank J. Wilstach": [
-        "1. As strong as an ox.",
-        "2. As proud as a peacock.",
-        "3. As gentle as a lamb.",
-        "4. As wise as an owl.",
-        "5. As brave as a lion.",
-        "6. As cunning as a fox.",
-        "7. As quiet as a mouse.",
-        "8. As happy as a lark.",
-        "9. As swift as a deer.",
-        "10. As sly as a fox.",
-        "11. As firm as a rock.",
-        "12. As light as air.",
-        "13. As soft as silk.",
-        "14. As hard as nails.",
-        "15. As deep as the ocean.",
-        "16. As warm as toast.",
-        "17. As cold as ice.",
-        "18. As fresh as a daisy.",
-        "19. As dark as night.",
-        "20. As bright as the sun."
-    ],
-    "The Penguin Dictionary of Similes by Michael Fergusson": [
-        "21. As brave as a lion.",
-        "22. As cool as a cucumber.",
-        "23. As fit as a fiddle.",
-        "24. As gentle as a lamb.",
-        "25. As happy as a clam.",
-        "26. As light as a feather.",
-        "27. As old as the hills.",
-        "28. As right as rain.",
-        "29. As sharp as a tack.",
-        "30. As sick as a dog.",
-        "31. As silent as the grave.",
-        "32. As smooth as silk.",
-        "33. As snug as a bug in a rug.",
-        "34. As soft as velvet.",
-        "35. As stubborn as a mule.",
-        "36. As sure as death and taxes.",
-        "37. As sweet as honey.",
-        "38. As tough as nails."
-    ],
-    "The Oxford Dictionary of Allusions by Andrew Delahunty and Sheila Dignen": [
-        "39. As dead as a dodo.",
-        "40. As easy as pie.",
-        "41. As free as a bird.",
-        "42. As hungry as a wolf.",
-        "43. As large as life.",
-        "44. As mad as a hatter.",
-        "45. As nutty as a fruitcake.",
-        "46. As plain as the nose on your face.",
-        "47. As quick as a wink.",
-        "48. As safe as houses.",
-        "49. As sound as a bell.",
-        "50. As steady as a rock.",
-        "51. As thick as thieves.",
-        "52. As tight as a drum.",
-        "53. As tough as old boots.",
-        "54. As true as steel.",
-        "55. As weak as a kitten.",
-        "56. As wise as Solomon."
-    ],
-    "The Bloomsbury Dictionary of Idioms by Gordon Jarvie": [
-        "57. As drunk as a lord.",
-        "58. As flat as a pancake.",
-        "59. As keen as mustard.",
-        "60. As neat as a pin.",
-        "61. As pleased as punch."
-    ],
-    "The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer": [
-        "62. As drunk as a skunk.",
-        "63. As plain as day."
-    ],
-    "Webster's New World Dictionary of Similes by Gail Weiss": [
-        "64. As pale as a ghost.",
-        "65. As busy as a bee.",
-        "66. As bold as brass.",
-        "67. As clear as crystal.",
-        "68. As good as gold.",
-        "69. As hot as hell.",
-        "70. As mad as a hornet.",
-        "71. As snug as a bug.",
-        "72. As tall as a tree.",
-        "73. As tough as leather."
-    ],
-    "The Hutchinson Dictionary of Difficult Words by Terry O'Brien": [
-        "74. As black as coal.",
-        "75. As blind as a bat.",
-        "76. As bright as a button.",
-        "77. As clean as a whistle.",
-        "78. As dry as a bone.",
-        "79. As dull as dishwater."
-    ],
-    "The Wordsworth Dictionary of Phrase and Fable by Ebenezer Cobham Brewer": [],
-    "The Macmillan Dictionary of Quotations by John Daintith and Amanda Isaacs": [
-        "80. As cold as charity.",
-        "81. As common as muck.",
-        "82. As cute as a button.",
-        "83. As easy as falling off a log.",
-        "84. As fast as lightning.",
-        "85. As hungry as a bear.",
-        "86. As mad as a hornet."
-    ],
-    "The Chambers Dictionary of Idioms by Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick": [
-        "87. As brown as a berry.",
-        "88. As dead as a doornail."
-    ],
-    "The Routledge Dictionary of Modern American Slang and Unconventional English by Tom Dalzell": [
-        "89. As happy as a clam at high tide."
-    ],
-    "The Faber Dictionary of Euphemisms by R. W. Holder": [
-        "90. As thin as a rake.",
-        "91. As black as pitch."
-    ],
-    "The BBI Combinatory Dictionary of English: A Guide to Word Combinations by Morton Benson, Evelyn Benson, and Robert Ilson": [
-        "92. As easy as ABC.",
-        "93. As dry as dust.",
-        "94. As fresh as paint.",
-        "95. As happy as a sandboy."
-    ],
-    "The Chambers Thesaurus by Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd.": [
-        "96. As sly as a fox.",
-        "97. As large as life."
-    ],
-    "The McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs by Richard A. Spears": [
-        "98. As white as snow.",
-        "99. As plain as the nose on your face."
-    ],
-    "The Wordsworth Thesaurus by Wordsworth Editions Ltd.": [],
-    "The Oxford Dictionary of Idioms by Judith Siefring": [],
-    "The Penguin Thesaurus by Rosalind Fergusson": [
-        "100. As plain as the nose on your face."
-    ],
-    "The Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English by Pearson Longman": [
-        "101. As quick as a wink."
-    ],
-    "The American Heritage Thesaurus by Editors of the American Heritage Dictionaries": []
-}
-
 
 def flatten_similes_metaphors(books):
     return [simile for similes in books.values() for simile in similes]
@@ -190,7 +47,143 @@ def handle_feedback(feedback):
 
 def main():
     books = {
-        # ... (books dictionary remains the same)
+        "A Dictionary of Similes by Frank J. Wilstach": [
+            "1. As strong as an ox.",
+            "2. As proud as a peacock.",
+            "3. As gentle as a lamb.",
+            "4. As wise as an owl.",
+            "5. As brave as a lion.",
+            "6. As cunning as a fox.",
+            "7. As quiet as a mouse.",
+            "8. As happy as a lark.",
+            "9. As swift as a deer.",
+            "10. As sly as a fox.",
+            "11. As firm as a rock.",
+            "12. As light as air.",
+            "13. As soft as silk.",
+            "14. As hard as nails.",
+            "15. As deep as the ocean.",
+            "16. As warm as toast.",
+            "17. As cold as ice.",
+            "18. As fresh as a daisy.",
+            "19. As dark as night.",
+            "20. As bright as the sun."
+        ],
+        "The Penguin Dictionary of Similes by Michael Fergusson": [
+            "21. As brave as a lion.",
+            "22. As cool as a cucumber.",
+            "23. As fit as a fiddle.",
+            "24. As gentle as a lamb.",
+            "25. As happy as a clam.",
+            "26. As light as a feather.",
+            "27. As old as the hills.",
+            "28. As right as rain.",
+            "29. As sharp as a tack.",
+            "30. As sick as a dog.",
+            "31. As silent as the grave.",
+            "32. As smooth as silk.",
+            "33. As snug as a bug in a rug.",
+            "34. As soft as velvet.",
+            "35. As stubborn as a mule.",
+            "36. As sure as death and taxes.",
+            "37. As sweet as honey.",
+            "38. As tough as nails."
+        ],
+        "The Oxford Dictionary of Allusions by Andrew Delahunty and Sheila Dignen": [
+            "39. As dead as a dodo.",
+            "40. As easy as pie.",
+            "41. As free as a bird.",
+            "42. As hungry as a wolf.",
+            "43. As large as life.",
+            "44. As mad as a hatter.",
+            "45. As nutty as a fruitcake.",
+            "46. As plain as the nose on your face.",
+            "47. As quick as a wink.",
+            "48. As safe as houses.",
+            "49. As sound as a bell.",
+            "50. As steady as a rock.",
+            "51. As thick as thieves.",
+            "52. As tight as a drum.",
+            "53. As tough as old boots.",
+            "54. As true as steel.",
+            "55. As weak as a kitten.",
+            "56. As wise as Solomon."
+        ],
+        "The Bloomsbury Dictionary of Idioms by Gordon Jarvie": [
+            "57. As drunk as a lord.",
+            "58. As flat as a pancake.",
+            "59. As keen as mustard.",
+            "60. As neat as a pin.",
+            "61. As pleased as punch."
+        ],
+        "The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer": [
+            "62. As drunk as a skunk.",
+            "63. As plain as day."
+        ],
+        "Webster's New World Dictionary of Similes by Gail Weiss": [
+            "64. As pale as a ghost.",
+            "65. As busy as a bee.",
+            "66. As bold as brass.",
+            "67. As clear as crystal.",
+            "68. As good as gold.",
+            "69. As hot as hell.",
+            "70. As mad as a hornet.",
+            "71. As snug as a bug.",
+            "72. As tall as a tree.",
+            "73. As tough as leather."
+        ],
+        "The Hutchinson Dictionary of Difficult Words by Terry O'Brien": [
+            "74. As black as coal.",
+            "75. As blind as a bat.",
+            "76. As bright as a button.",
+            "77. As clean as a whistle.",
+            "78. As dry as a bone.",
+            "79. As dull as dishwater."
+        ],
+        "The Wordsworth Dictionary of Phrase and Fable by Ebenezer Cobham Brewer": [],
+        "The Macmillan Dictionary of Quotations by John Daintith and Amanda Isaacs": [
+            "80. As cold as charity.",
+            "81. As common as muck.",
+            "82. As cute as a button.",
+            "83. As easy as falling off a log.",
+            "84. As fast as lightning.",
+            "85. As hungry as a bear.",
+            "86. As mad as a hornet."
+        ],
+        "The Chambers Dictionary of Idioms by Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick": [
+            "87. As brown as a berry.",
+            "88. As dead as a doornail."
+        ],
+        "The Routledge Dictionary of Modern American Slang and Unconventional English by Tom Dalzell": [
+            "89. As happy as a clam at high tide."
+        ],
+        "The Faber Dictionary of Euphemisms by R. W. Holder": [
+            "90. As thin as a rake.",
+            "91. As black as pitch."
+        ],
+        "The BBI Combinatory Dictionary of English: A Guide to Word Combinations by Morton Benson, Evelyn Benson, and Robert Ilson": [
+            "92. As easy as ABC.",
+            "93. As dry as dust.",
+            "94. As fresh as paint.",
+            "95. As happy as a sandboy."
+        ],
+        "The Chambers Thesaurus by Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd.": [
+            "96. As sly as a fox.",
+            "97. As large as life."
+        ],
+        "The McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs by Richard A. Spears": [
+            "98. As white as snow.",
+            "99. As plain as the nose on your face."
+        ],
+        "The Wordsworth Thesaurus by Wordsworth Editions Ltd.": [],
+        "The Oxford Dictionary of Idioms by Judith Siefring": [],
+        "The Penguin Thesaurus by Rosalind Fergusson": [
+            "100. As plain as the nose on your face."
+        ],
+        "The Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English by Pearson Longman": [
+            "101. As quick as a wink."
+        ],
+        "The American Heritage Thesaurus by Editors of the American Heritage Dictionaries": []
     }
 
     similes_metaphors = flatten_similes_metaphors(books)
@@ -214,7 +207,10 @@ def main():
     user_input = st.text_input("Enter your message:")
     if user_input:
         st.session_state.chat_history.append(("user", user_input))
-        st.session_state.chat_history.append(("assistant", "I appreciate your message!"))
+        ai_response = "I appreciate your message!"
+        emojis = ["😊", "😄", "😇", "🙌", "👍", "🌟", "🚀", "🌈", "🎉", "🌞"]
+        random_emoji = random.choice(emojis)
+        st.session_state.chat_history.append(("assistant", f"{ai_response} {random_emoji}"))
 
     for i, (sender, message) in enumerate(st.session_state.chat_history):
         if sender == "user":