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tnl-midjourney-api

v1.0.3

Published

A Node.js module for interacting with Midjourney via The Next Leg

Downloads

4,402

Readme

The Next Leg

The Next Leg is a module that provides functionality for creating AI-generated images with Midjourney. It provides a simple interface for interacting with Midjourney's API and performing various actions such as creating images from prompts or URLs, describing images, using buttons or slash commands, and getting account settings.

Installation

To use this module, you need to have Node.js installed on your machine. To install this module, run the following command:

npm install tnl-midjourney-api

Usage

Here is an example of how to use the module to create an image from a prompt:

import { TNL } from 'tnl-midjourney-api';

const TNL_API_KEY = 'your_api_key_here';
const tnl = new TNL(TNL_API_KEY);

const prompt = 'a cat playing the piano';
const response = await tnl.imagine(prompt);

console.log(response);

API

new TNL(apiKey: string)

Creates a new instance of TNL with the provided apiKey.

Imagine

tnl.imagine(prompt: string, ref?: string, webhookOverride?: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Creates a new image from a prompt.

  • prompt - The prompt you want to use to generate the image.
  • ref (optional) - A reference string that will be returned in the webhook response.
  • webhookOverride (optional) - A webhook URL that will be used instead of the one set in the dashboard.

Get Progress and Message Result

tnl.getMessageAndProgress(messageId: string, expireMins?: number): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.MessageAndProgress>

Gets the progress and response of a message.

  • messageId - The message ID of the message you want to get the progress and response for.
  • expireMins (optional) - A timeout for the request in minutes. If the request takes longer than this, it will return as 'incomplete'

Img 2 Img

tnl.img2img(prompt: string, imgUrl: string, ref?: string, webhookOverride?: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Creates an image from a prompt and an image.

  • prompt - The prompt you want to use to generate the image.
  • imgUrl - The URL of the image you want to use as the base image.
  • ref (optional) - A reference string that will be returned in the webhook response.
  • webhookOverride (optional) - A webhook URL that will be used instead of the one set in the dashboard.

Describe

tnl.describe(imgUrl: string, ref?: string, webhookOverride?: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Describes an image.

  • imgUrl - The URL of the image you want to describe.
  • ref (optional) - A reference string that will be returned in the webhook response.
  • webhookOverride (optional) - A webhook URL that will be used instead of the one set in the dashboard.

Button

tnl.button(button: TNLTypes.ButtonTypes, buttonMessageId: string, ref?: string, webhookOverride?: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Uses a button on an image.

  • button - A button type.
  • buttonMessageId - The buttonMessageId of the message that contains the button.
  • ref (optional) - A reference string that will be returned in the webhook response.
  • webhookOverride (optional) - A webhook URL that will be used instead of the one set in the dashboard.

Get Seed

tnl.getSeed(messageId: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Seed>

Gets a seed of a message.

  • messageId - The message ID of the message you want to get the seed for.

Slash Command

tnl.slashCommand(slashCommand: TNLTypes.SlashCommands, ref?: string, webhookOverride?: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Uses a slash command such as relax, fast, private, or stealth.

  • slashCommand - A slash command type.
  • ref (optional) - A reference string that will be returned in the webhook response.
  • webhookOverride (optional) - A webhook URL that will be used instead of the one set in the dashboard.

Get Settings

tnl.getSettings(): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Gets the settings available for your account.

Set Settings

tnl.setSettings(settings: TNLTypes.Settings, ref?: string, webhookOverride?: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Sets the settings for your account.

  • settings - The settings you want to set.
  • ref (optional) - A reference string that will be returned in the webhook response.
  • webhookOverride (optional) - A webhook URL that will be used instead of the one set in the dashboard.

Get Info

tnl.getInfo(ref?: string, webhookOverride?: string): Promise<TNLTypes.Response.Message>

Gets information about your account including Fast Time Remaining, Job Mode, Queued Jobs and more.

  • ref (optional) - A reference string that will be returned in the webhook response.
  • webhookOverride (optional) - A webhook URL that will be used instead of the one set in the dashboard.