📸 GetImg

📸 GetImg: A CLI, SDK for interacting with the GetImg API, enabling image generation and manipulation through various endpoints.
📖 Table of Contents
🚀 Installation
To install the getimg CLI, use the following Cargo command:
cargo install --locked getimg --all-features
✨ Features
- Interact with the GetImg API from the command line interface.
- Generate and manipulate images using various endpoints.
- Perform text-to-image and image-to-image generation.
- Repaint images or generate edited images based on prompts.
- Utilize ControlNet conditioning for image generation.
Usage
Before using the getimg CLI, make sure to set the following environment variable:
export GETIMG_API_KEY=<your_getimg_api_key>
Generate an API key from the GetImg Dashboard.
⌨ Usage as CLI
Generate an edited image:
getimg edit -p "A man riding a horse on Mars." -i image.jpg -s 25 -g 7.5 -e 25 -y 1.5 -o png -n "Disfigured, cartoon, blurry" -c ddim
Repaint an image:
getimg paint -p "An image of a cityscape with neon lights." -i image.png -m edited_image.png -w 512 -a 512 -e 50 -s 5 -g 10.0 -o jpeg -c euler -f 1 -n "Disfigured, cartoon, blurry"
Generate an image from text:
getimg t2i -p "A colorful sunset over the ocean." -w 512 -a 512 -s 5 -e 42 -o png -n "Disfigured, cartoon, blurry"
Generate an image from another image:
getimg i2i -p "Add a forest in the background." -i generated_image.png -s 6 -e 512 -o jpeg -f 0.5 -n "Disfigured, cartoon, blurry"
Generate images using ControlNet conditioning:
getimg cnet -p "A painting of a landscape." -i generated_image.png -f 1.0 -w 512 -a 512 -s 25 -g 7.5 -e 512 -c lms -o png -r canny-1.1 -n "Disfigured, cartoon, blurry"
🎨 Options
| Option |
Description |
--api-key |
Specify the API key for accessing the GetImg API. |
--model |
Specify the model to use for image generation. |
🛠Subcommands
| Subcommand |
Description |
edit |
Generate an edited image. |
paint |
Repaint an image based on prompts. |
t2i |
Generate an image from text. |
i2i |
Generate an image from another image. |
cnet |
Generate images using ControlNet conditioning. |
✨ Usage as Crate
-
Add the getimg crate:
[dependencies]
getimg = "0.0.1"
-
Use the provided structs and methods to interact with the GetImg API in your Rust project.
use anyhow::Result;
use getimg::client::Client;
use getimg::utils::save_image;
use std::env;
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<()> {
let api_key = env::var("GETIMG_API_KEY").unwrap_or_default().to_owned();
let text_prompt = "a kanban-style task board with three columns: To Do, In Progress, and Done. Each column contains a list of tasks, with the To Do column having the most tasks and the Done column having the fewest. The tasks are color-coded, with the To Do tasks being red, the In Progress tasks being yellow, and the Done tasks being green. The board also has a header that includes the title \"To Do List\" and a search bar.";
let negative_prompt = Some("Disfigured, cartoon, blurry");
let mut client = Client::new(&api_key, "lcm-realistic-vision-v5-1");
println!("{:?}", client);
let text_response = client
.generate_image_from_text(
text_prompt,
1024,
1024,
4,
"jpeg",
negative_prompt,
Some(512),
)
.await?;
save_image(&text_response.image, "text_response.jpg")?;
let image_response = client
.generate_image_from_image(
"a photo of an astronaut riding a horse on mars",
&text_response.image,
4,
512,
"jpeg",
negative_prompt,
Some(0.5),
)
.await?;
save_image(&image_response.image, "image_response.png")?;
let controlnet_response = client
.generate_image_using_controlnet(
"softedge-1.1",
"a photo of an astronaut riding a horse on mars",
"Disfigured, cartoon, blurry",
&image_response.image,
1.0,
512,
512,
25,
7.5,
512,
"euler",
"png",
)
.await?;
save_image(&controlnet_response.image, "controlnet_response.png")?;
let repainted_image_response = client
.generate_repainted_image(
text_prompt,
negative_prompt,
&text_response.image,
&image_response.image,
Some(1.0),
512,
512,
25,
7.5,
512,
"euler",
"png",
)
.await?;
save_image(&repainted_image_response.image, "repainted_image.png")?;
let edited_image_response = client
.generate_edited_image(
text_prompt,
negative_prompt,
&repainted_image_response.image,
1.5,
25,
7.5,
54,
"ddim",
"png",
)
.await?;
save_image(&edited_image_response.image, "edited_image.png")?;
Ok(())
}
📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.