Node.js client for the unofficial MidJourney API.
npm i midjourney
# or
yarn add midjourney
import { Midjourney } from "midjourney";
const client = new Midjourney({
ServerId: <string>process.env.SERVER_ID,
ChannelId: <string>process.env.CHANNEL_ID,
SalaiToken: <string>process.env.SALAI_TOKEN,
Debug: true,
Ws:true,
});
await client.init();
const Imagine = await client.Imagine("A little pink elephant", (uri: string, progress:string) => {
onsole.log("Imagine", uri, "progress", progress);
});
console.log({ Imagine });
const Variation = await client.Variation(
Imagine.content,
2,
<string>Imagine.id,
<string>Imagine.hash,
(uri: string, progress:string) => {
onsole.log("Imagine", uri, "progress", progress);
}
);
console.log({ Variation });
const Upscale = await client.Upscale(
Variation.content,
2,
<string>Variation.id,
<string>Variation.hash,
(uri: string, progress: string) => {
console.log("Upscale", uri, "progress", progress);
}
);
console.log({ Upscale });
To run the included example, you must have Node.js installed. Then, run the following commands in the root directory of this project:
- clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/erictik/midjourney-api.git
cd midjourney-api
- install dependencies
yarn
# or npm
npm install
- set the environment variables
- How to get your Discord SALAI_TOKEN:
- How to get server and channel ids: you have to create a new personal channel, when you click on a channel in your server in the browser expect to have the follow URL pattern
https://discord.com/channels/$SERVER_ID/$CHANNEL_ID
#example variables, please set up yours
export SERVER_ID="1082500871478329374"
export CHANNEL_ID="1094892992281718894"
export SALAI_TOKEN="your-salai-token"
Then, run the example with the following command:
npx tsx example/imagine-ws.ts
-
/imagine
variation
upscale
- websocket get message
- call back error
- verify human
-
/info
-
/fast api
and/relax api
-
/describe