muse-image-art

muse-image-art is a detailed JavaScript helper package built around the keyword muse image and the public website muse-image.art.

This package is intentionally written like a real integration layer instead of an empty placeholder. It gives Node.js scripts and frontend tooling a stable way to work with Muse Image metadata, generate Muse Image prompt starter text, build deep links back to the website, and prepare SEO-friendly title and description objects for content pages, blog posts, landing pages, or internal automation.

If you need a package page that clearly signals muse image, muse image prompt, muse image AI, AI image generator, and visual prompt workflow, this package is designed for that job.

Why this package exists

The first version of muse-image-art focuses on practical packaging value:

• reserve a clean npm package name related to muse image.
• point package users back to https://muse-image.art.
• expose reusable metadata for scripts and publishing workflows.
• include code that looks useful immediately for prompt generation, page SEO, and deep-link creation.
• create a base layer that can later grow into a richer Muse Image SDK.

Installation

npm install muse-image-art

Quick start

const {
  metadata,
  hello,
  getSiteInfo,
  promptStarter,
  buildMuseImageUrl,
  createMuseImageMeta
} = require("muse-image-art");

console.log(hello());
console.log(metadata.homepage);
console.log(getSiteInfo().focus);

const prompt = promptStarter("fashion portrait", "soft cinematic lighting");
console.log(prompt);

const link = buildMuseImageUrl(prompt, {
  style: "editorial",
  aspectRatio: "3:4"
});
console.log(link);

const seo = createMuseImageMeta("muse image fashion portrait");
console.log(seo.title);
console.log(seo.description);

Included helpers

getSiteInfo()

Returns the core Muse Image package metadata:

• site name
• domain
• homepage
• package name
• repository
• local package path
• focus statement
• default Muse Image keyword list

getMuseImageKeywords(extra)

Builds a deduplicated keyword list centered on muse image. This is useful when you want SEO-oriented metadata that still stays aligned with the site.

const { getMuseImageKeywords } = require("muse-image-art");

console.log(
  getMuseImageKeywords([
    "muse image portrait",
    "ai image prompt",
    "editorial lighting"
  ])
);

promptStarter(subject, style)

Creates a compact Muse Image prompt starter string that looks plausible for an image generation workflow.

const { promptStarter } = require("muse-image-art");

const prompt = promptStarter("streetwear campaign", "bold studio contrast");
console.log(prompt);

Example output:

muse image prompt for streetwear campaign, bold studio contrast, high detail, clean lighting, strong composition, professional color balance

buildMuseImageUrl(prompt, options)

Builds a direct link to https://muse-image.art and attaches prompt-style query parameters that can be reused in landing pages, newsletters, internal tools, or prototype integrations.

const { buildMuseImageUrl } = require("muse-image-art");

const url = buildMuseImageUrl("muse image beauty portrait", {
  style: "editorial",
  aspectRatio: "4:5",
  utmSource: "content-workflow",
  utmMedium: "automation"
});

console.log(url);

createMuseImageMeta(query, options)

Creates a structured SEO object for pages targeting the muse image keyword family.

const { createMuseImageMeta } = require("muse-image-art");

const meta = createMuseImageMeta("muse image prompt ideas", {
  canonical: "https://muse-image.art/blog/muse-image-prompt-ideas"
});

console.log(meta);

Returned fields include:

• title
• description
• canonical
• keywords
• openGraph

Example automation flow

This package can be dropped into an SEO or content pipeline:

const {
  promptStarter,
  buildMuseImageUrl,
  createMuseImageMeta
} = require("muse-image-art");

const query = "muse image product photography";
const prompt = promptStarter("minimal skincare product shot", "luxury clean lighting");
const deepLink = buildMuseImageUrl(prompt, { aspectRatio: "1:1" });
const meta = createMuseImageMeta(query);

console.log({ prompt, deepLink, meta });

That is enough to generate:

• a Muse Image-flavored prompt
• a link pointing back to the public site
• page metadata for a keyword-focused article or landing page

Good use cases

• reserve and publish a package around the keyword muse image.
• attach consistent Muse Image metadata in Node.js automation.
• prototype internal tools for AI image prompt generation.
• prepare blog metadata targeting muse image prompt and related search terms.
• publish a package page that naturally links users back to https://muse-image.art.

Package links

• Website: https://muse-image.art
• Source: https://github.com/youram470-art/muse-image-art-npm
• Issues: https://github.com/youram470-art/muse-image-art-npm/issues
• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/muse-image-art

License

MIT