Add Support for Hugging Face Inference API #18
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This issue proposes replacing the existing Google Gemini API integration in the QuizGenerator class with the Hugging Face Inference API, which offers a free tier for non-commercial use. This change makes the tool more accessible to users without requiring a paid API key, while maintaining the core functionality of generating multiple-choice quiz questions.
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@MasterOfLogic1 yes, you only need to nter an api key in the code and it works smoothly. |
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This issue proposes replacing the existing Google Gemini API integration in the QuizGenerator class with the Hugging Face Inference API, which offers a free tier for non-commercial use. This change makes the tool more accessible to users without requiring a paid API key, while maintaining the core functionality of generating multiple-choice quiz questions.