isolate

import fal import os @fal.function( "virtualenv", requirements=["pyjokes"], # For authentication, fal_client typically picks up FAL_KEY from environment variables # or 'fal auth login'. For this example, we assume it's set. # For a runnable quickstart, replace os.environ.get with your actual key if testing locally # fal_client is not directly used here, but implicitly by fal.function for deployment. ) def tell_joke() -> str: import pyjokes joke = pyjokes.get_joke() return joke # To run this, you would typically use the fal CLI after saving to a file (e.g., my_app.py): # fal run my_app.py::tell_joke # The output would be the joke returned by the function, executed in an isolated environment. # This code snippet demonstrates how 'fal' (which uses 'isolate' internally) # enables running a Python function with specific dependencies in an isolated environment. # Direct invocation of 'isolate' classes/functions is not a common user pattern. print('Function defined. To run, use `fal run <filename>::tell_joke` after `pip install fal` and `fal auth login`.')