DalleServer is an API server that creates images of Ethereum addresses using the DALL-E model. The server is written in Go and can be accessed via a RESTful API.
Install latest GoLang
➤ go version
go version go1.22.0 darwin/arm64
Install latest Wails
➤ wails version
v2.8.2
git clone -b develop [email protected]:TrueBlocks/trueblocks-dalleserver.git
cd dalleserver
yarn serve
This will start the API server at http://localhost:8080. (If port :8080 is in use, add --port=<n> to the yarn serve command.)
Open your browser window to:
open http://localhost:8080/dalle/<series>/<address>
where <series> is one of the results listed with curl http://localhost:8080/series and <address> is a valid Ethereum address (do not use .eth names).
The above curl command will either return an image file or message telling you to return shortly. You may revisit the URL repeatedly until the image appears.
In one terminal window:
yarn serve
Open your browser to:
```[bash]
open http://localhost:8080/simple/0xf503017d7baf7fbc0fff7492b751025c6a78179b
While the image is being generated, you will get a message telling you to return. If you're accessing the API programatically, you may check the response's Content-Type to see if the image is ready.
A series is a filter on the databases used to create an image. The simplest series is empty and is called simple. To see all the available series, use the following command:
open http://localhost:8080/series
This should return a string list similar to this:
Available series: [
...
"five-tone-postal-protozoa",
"happy-punk-cats",
...
]
five-time-postal-protozoa limits the databases to protozoa who are going postal using an artistic style of five-tone pencil drawing. happy-punk-cats does as you might expect.
You may see the details of the filter by appending ?details=<series> to the above URL.
We love contributors. Please see information about our workflow before proceeding.
- Fork this repository into your own repo.
- Create a branch:
git checkout -b <branch_name>. - Make changes to your local branch and commit them to your forked repo:
git commit -m '<commit_message>' - Push back to the original branch:
git push origin TrueBlocks/trueblocks-core - Create the pull request.
If you have questions, comments, or complaints, please join the discussion on our discord server which is linked from our website.
Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this project: