Save/download images

[Assamita76]

Hi!

It's possible to download/save the created images?

[DevMiser]

It is possible, but not a part of the current Lumina program. I will add this to the roadmap for future iterations.

[Assamita76]

Great! Thank you!

[azwirko]

I crudely added the following snippets of code to Lumina.py to add image saving to the local directory. See and copy code between "# AZ" comments and place after an existing quoted line of the original code. You may have to also run a "pip install requests" and "pip install shutil" at your command prompt as well if the imports aren't found.

After Line 20

import urllib.request

# AZ
import requests
import shutil
# AZ end

from openai import OpenAI

then after Line 179

    update_image(image_url) 

    # AZ
    prompt2 = prompt.replace(" ", "-")

    now = datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M')

    dalle_file = prompt2 + "_" + now + ".png"

    response = requests.get(image_url, stream=True)
    with open(dalle_file, 'wb') as out_file:
        shutil.copyfileobj(response.raw, out_file)
    del response
    # AZ end

def listen():

For me this produces a filename of the format using the prompt (converting spaces to "-") and appending the yyyy-mm-dd_hh:mm.png

Hack away!

andyz

[DevMiser]

I will add this functionality soon.

[DevMiser]

The ability to save generated images by voice command has been added. Please see the README file.

[MtDew12oz]

I like the ability to save on demand but perfer the idea of saving each image as generated. I added azwirko's code to autosave image upon create, seems to be working. I was trying to find a way to save to /home/pi/Lumina/image but I'm going to leave it as is, which is just droping it in /home/

Note: After I put in the code in and rebooted, Lumina would start then crash, displaying nothing but the desktop. Because I don't have a keyboard on it I ssh'd to it, that's when it said there was an issue with line 484 in Lumina.py. This was my orginal key I used when I first set up my account before I funded it. Once I recreated the key, updated the .py file it worked fine. May have nothing to do with this, but if it helps someone else out, this is what worked for me.

[azwirko]

MtDev12oz The filename line of my code

dallefile = prompt2 + "" + now + ".png"

is where you could crudely hack in some other directory if you wished. IF a directory "image" existed in the Lumina directory it then would be possible to write something like this instead:

dallefile = "image/" + prompt2 + "" + now + ".png"

Else you could make a fully qualified path from the root Linux folder like

dallefile = "/tmp/" + prompt2 + "" + now + ".png"

Obviously it would be best to have some config variable at the top of the code rather than hard coding, but this should give u some ideas.

Good luck

andyz