/Dalle3

An API for DALLE-3

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DALLE3 API

A radically simple Dalle3 API.

Disclaimer: This code is provided "as-is" and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the source website. Use responsibly and at your own risk.

Installation 🐠

You can install DALLE3 API using pip:

pip3 install --upgrade dalle3

Usage 🐡

Here's a simple example of how to use DALLE3 API:

import logging
from dalle3 import Dalle

# Define cookie using env or empty string
cookie = ""

# Set up logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)

# Instantiate the Dalle class with your cookie value
dalle = Dalle(cookie)

# Open the website with your query
dalle.create(
    "Fish hivemind swarm in light blue avatar anime in zen garden pond concept art anime art, happy fish"
)

# Get the image URLs
urls = dalle.get_urls()

# Download the images to your specified folder
dalle.download(urls, "images/")

Dalle Documentation

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Dalle Class
  3. Methods and Usage
  4. Examples
  5. Additional Information
  6. References and Resources

1. Introduction

Welcome to the documentation on the Dalle class. This comprehensive guide provides in-depth information about the Dalle library and its core components. Before we dive into the details, it's crucial to understand the purpose and significance of this library.

1.1 Purpose

This library houses the DALL-E 3 Unofficial API, providing tools to download images based on queries. The Dalle class facilitates this process, allowing users to interact with the API efficiently.

1.2 Key Features

  • DALL-E 3 API Interaction: The Dalle class provides an interface to interact with the DALL-E 3 Unofficial API.

  • Image Download: Dalle3 allows you to download images from the web based on your queries.

2. Dalle Class

The Dalle class is a fundamental module in the Dalle3 library, enabling interactions with the DALL-E 3 Unofficial API.

2.1 Initialization Parameters

Here are the initialization parameters for the Dalle class:

  • cookie_value (str): A string representing the cookie value to bypass automation detection.

2.2 Methods

The Dalle class provides the following methods:

  • get_time(): Returns the current time in the format "[%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S]".

  • get_time_save(): Returns the current time in the format "%d-%m-%Y %H-%M-%S".

  • download(urls: list, save_folder: str): Downloads images from the provided URLs and saves them in the specified folder.

  • create(query: str): Opens the Bing Image Creator (DALL-E 3) and adds a cookie to interact with the API.

  • get_urls(): Extracts and returns image URLs from the website.

  • run(query: str): Runs the whole process of downloading images from the provided query.

3. Methods and Usage

Let's explore the methods provided by the Dalle class and how to use them effectively.

3.1 get_time Method

The get_time method returns the current time in the format "[%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S]". It's a utility function to help with logging and timestamping.

3.2 get_time_save Method

The get_time_save method returns the current time in the format "%d-%m-%Y %H-%M-%S". It's useful for creating timestamped folders for image downloads.

3.3 download Method

The download method takes a list of image URLs and a save folder path. It downloads images from the provided URLs and saves them in the specified folder. This method is crucial for downloading images based on your queries.

3.4 create Method

The create method opens the Bing Image Creator (DALL-E 3) website and adds a cookie to bypass automation detection. It prepares the environment for querying and downloading images.

3.5 get_urls Method

The get_urls method extracts and returns image URLs from the website. It allows you to retrieve the image URLs that match your query.

3.6 run Method

The run method combines the previous methods to execute the whole process of downloading images based on the provided query. It's a convenient way to automate the image download process.

4. Examples

Let's dive into practical examples to demonstrate the usage of the Dalle class.

4.1 Example 1: Creating a Dalle Instance

In this example, we create an instance of the Dalle class with your provided cookie value:

# Instantiate the Dalle class with your cookie value
dalle = Dalle("your_cookie_value_here")

4.2 Example 2: Running the Whole Process

Here, we demonstrate how to use the Dalle class to run the whole process of downloading images based on a query:

# Run the whole process of downloading images from the provided query
dalle.run("Fish hivemind swarm in light blue avatar anime in zen garden pond concept art anime art, happy fish, anime scenery")

5. Additional Information

Here are some additional tips and information for using the Dalle3 library and the Dalle class effectively:

  • The download method allows you to specify the folder where downloaded images will be saved. Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to write to that folder.

  • If you encounter issues with image downloads, check the prompt you provided. The quality and specificity of your query can affect the results.

6. References and Resources

For further information and resources related to the Dalle3 library and DALL-E:

This concludes the documentation for the Dalle3 library and the Dalle class. You now have a comprehensive guide on how to interact with the DALL-E 3 Unofficial API and download images based on your queries using Dalle3.

7. Obtaining Your Cookie 🍪

To use DALLE3 API, you need to obtain your cookie from Bing Image Creator. Here's how you can do it:

  1. Go to Bing Image Creator in your browser and log in to your account.
  2. Press Ctrl+Shift+J (or Cmd+Option+J on Mac) to open developer tools.
  3. Navigate to the Application section.
  4. Click on the Cookies section.
  5. Find the variable _U and copy its value.
  6. Paste in the cookie parameter.

Now you can use this cookie value to instantiate the Dalle class.

8. Edge Cases 🦀

  • If the save_folder path you provide when calling download does not exist, the function will attempt to create it. Make sure you have the necessary permissions to create directories in the specified location.
  • If the user is not signed in on the browser that Selenium WebDriver is controlling, the script will not be able to retrieve the cookie. Make sure you're signed in to your Bing Image Creator account in the same browser session.
  • If you see: selenium.common.exceptions.WebDriverException: Message: unknown error: cannot connect to chrome at 127.0.0.1:58296 from session not created: This version of ChromeDriver only supports Chrome version 118 Current browser version is 117.0.5938.15 then you need to update your chrome by going here: t add chrome://settings/help

Features 🌊

  • Easy to Use: With just a few lines of code, you can start generating images.
  • Customizable: You can provide your own creative prompts to generate unique images.
  • Automated Download: The API automatically downloads the generated images to your specified folder.
  • Real-Time Updates: The API provides real-time logging information about the image generation and download process.

License 📜

DALLE3 API is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Todo

  • Add Automatic cookie finding seamlessly
  • Automatically upgrade chrome to 118
  • Add automatic browser detection, cross browser
  • Lower amount of endpoints to run by 90% => dalle = Dalle() dalle.run("image")
  • Add gpt4 vision api using same approach, scrape and enter but need to find the right cookie
  • Establish Idea2Image Documentation
  • Create tests for Idea2Image
  • Add human feedback for idea2image, prompt -> llm -> dalle -> human feedback -> back to llm -> dalle
  • Different output types, svg, jpg
  • Add bingchat api
  • Add chatgpt dalle api
  • Create Chatgpt V api