node-midJourney-telegram-bot

A Telegram bot created in Node.js using the unofficial Midjourney Node.js client.

Commands

User Commands:
/start or /echo
/mj "prompt"

Owner Commands:
/sudo 123456789 - pass user id to add users to sudoers
/rm 1234556789 - pass user id to remove user from sudoers
/ls - list how many users are added to sudoers

Requirements

Navigate to the cloned directory

Install dependencies: npm install

Create a .env or copy the .env.sample to .env using this command cp .env.sample .env file inside the directory and fill in all the details.

Example .env file:

#Paste the owner telegram user id
SUDO_USER=1234567789

#Grab your telegram bot token from BotFather
TG_BOT_TOKEN=1234567890:ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

#Discord Server ID. Add midjourney bot in your server
SERVER_ID=12345678901111

#Discord Channel ID
CHANNEL_ID=01234567899012312432

#Grab the 72 character long SALAI_TOKEN from Discord
SALAI_TOKEN=72CHARLONGSALAITOKEN

#Database
MONGO_DB=EnterYourMongoDBUrlHere

Start server

To run the server on your local machine, execute the following command: npm run dev
On the server, use: npm run start You also have the option to run it using pm2. If you don't have pm2 installed, install it using the following command: npm i pm2 -g. Ensure pm2 automatically starts up when the server restarts. To launch the API, use: npm run server:up To refresh the API, use: npm run server:restart To shut down the API, use: npm run server:down

It's recommend to running the API with PM2. It allows you to keep your Node. js applications running continuously: PM2 can automatically restart your application if it crashes, and it can also automatically reload your application when you update your code

Functionality

The bot currently supports image generation, variants generation, and upscaling. Feel free to send pull requests.

Credits

Thanks a ton to erictik/midjourney-api for the amazing library to interact with Midjourney ❤️