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@lanlinling/media-providers

v0.0.1

Published

Multi-provider image + video generation adapter registry (Seedream, Qwen Image, Nano Banana, MiniMax, Grok, Seedance, Kling, Veo, Sora) — extracted from OpenMAIC.

Readme

@lanlinling/media-providers

Multi-provider image + video generation adapter registry — Seedream, OpenAI Image, Qwen Image, Nano Banana, MiniMax, Grok, Lemonade, AIHubMix, Seedance, Kling, Veo, Grok Video, HappyHorse. Extracted from OpenMAIC.

aihubmix is a multi-vendor aggregator (one key, many models) — convenient but a markup over calling any vendor natively. Prefer seedream/nano-banana etc. when you have direct access; use aihubmix for quick access to a wide catalog. See TROUBLESHOOTING.md for its protocol quirks and the price comparison behind the default model choice.

Install

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@lanlinling/media-providers": "github:bluemomo112/ai-providers#path:packages/media-providers"
  }
}
# pnpm-workspace.yaml
onlyBuiltDependencies:
  - "@lanlinling/media-providers"

Does it read API keys from my environment?

No. You always pass apiKey explicitly in the config object — nothing here reads process.env for credentials.

import 'dotenv/config';
import { generateImage } from '@lanlinling/media-providers';

const result = await generateImage(
  { providerId: 'seedream', apiKey: process.env.ARK_API_KEY! },
  { prompt: 'a cute orange cat sitting on a windowsill, watercolor style' },
);
console.log(result.url); // or result.base64, depending on the provider

This is the exact call this package was smoke-tested with (real Volcengine Ark call — returned a downloadable image URL).

Usage

import {
  IMAGE_PROVIDERS,
  VIDEO_PROVIDERS,
  generateImage,
  generateVideo,
  normalizeVideoOptions,
  testImageConnectivity,
} from '@lanlinling/media-providers';

console.log(Object.keys(IMAGE_PROVIDERS)); // 7 image providers
console.log(Object.keys(VIDEO_PROVIDERS)); // 7 video providers

// Video options (duration/aspectRatio/resolution) vary a lot by provider —
// normalizeVideoOptions() snaps unsupported values to the nearest one this
// provider actually supports, instead of failing the request.
const options = normalizeVideoOptions('seedance', { prompt: 'a dog running on a beach' });
const video = await generateVideo({ providerId: 'seedance', apiKey: '...' }, options);

// Cheap connectivity/auth check before committing to a real (billed) generation
const probe = await testImageConnectivity({ providerId: 'seedream', apiKey: '...' });

Common gotchas

  • Seedream minimum resolution: needs ≥3,686,400 total pixels (aspectRatioToDimensions() / the default size already satisfy this).
  • ModelNotOpen errors: the API key is valid, but that specific model hasn't been activated for your account in the provider's console — not a code bug.
  • ComfyUI is not included — it needs workflow .json files served from an app's own public/ directory, which this package doesn't ship.

See TROUBLESHOOTING.md for the full list, including how to tell an activation problem apart from an actual bad-credential error.