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README.md

Eris the Bot

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Telegram bot for generating images from text.

Requirements

Options

You can put these in .env file or pass them as environment variables.

  • TG_BOT_TOKEN - Telegram bot token. Get yours from @BotFather. Required.
  • DENO_KV_PATH - Deno KV database file path. A temporary file is used by default.
  • LOG_LEVEL - Log level. Default: INFO.

Running

  1. Start Eris: deno task start
  2. Visit Eris WebUI and login via Telegram.
  3. Promote yourself to admin in the Eris WebUI.
  4. Start Stable Diffusion WebUI: ./webui.sh --api (in SD WebUI directory)
  5. Add a new worker in the Eris WebUI.

Codegen

The Stable Diffusion API types are auto-generated. To regenerate them, first start your SD WebUI with --nowebui --api, and then run deno task generate

Project structure

  • /api - Eris API served at http://localhost:5999/api/.
  • /app - Queue handling and other core processes.
  • /bot - Handling bot commands and other updates from Telegram API.
  • /ui - Eris WebUI frontend files served at http://localhost:5999/.
  • /util - Utility functions shared by other parts.