Why is it returning me this error?

[calangosh]

return fetch(https://replicate.com/api/models${prediction.version.model.absolute_url}/versions/${prediction.version_id}/predictions/${prediction.uuid}) ^

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'model')

[oelin]

Could you provide more context?

[yeci226]

Could you provide more context?

When using

const model = "owner/model:version"
const input = { prompt: "an astronaut riding on a horse" }

await replicate. run(model, input)

will return this error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'model')

[bunpro1920]

i have same error and i found bug here

{ detail: 'You need to sign in to run this model.', code: 'SIGN_IN_REQUIRED' }

[oelin]

Ah, yes some models are not possible to run from this client because they require authorization. May potentially add support for them in the future. On Replicate.com, you can check if a model requires sign in.

[bunpro1910]

Do you have any model for midjourney don't need sign in

[oelin]

Check out midjourney-client which uses Openjourney.

[calangosh]

Ah, yes some models are not possible to run from this client because they require authorization. May potentially add support for them in the future. On Replicate.com, you can check if a model requires sign in.

Is there a daily limit? or can i use it at will?

[sromovskypeter]

There is the same problem with midjourney-client.

[oelin]

Ah, yes some models are not possible to run from this client because they require authorization. May potentially add support for them in the future. On Replicate.com, you can check if a model requires sign in.

Is there a daily limit? or can i use it at will?

There's potentially a limit, however Replicate.com don't seem to specify it anywhere.

[halower]

In Windows, the application is actually working properly, so I feel like it's related to the operating system.

[yeci226]

In Windows, the application is actually working properly, so I feel like it's related to the operating system.

Same, this error apeared when i using linux

[halower]

I have solved this problem, it should be an issue with the library. Great job!

[yeci226]

I have solved this problem, it should be an issue with the library. Great job!

how to solve?

[halower]

There's potentially a limit, however Replicate.com don't seem to specify it anywhere, use Stable Diffusion local api

[sromovskypeter]

It does work with some of the VPN servers (Proton). But, I have definitely not hit the limit with my IP address. Online prompt at PromptHero works always fine.

[oelin]

Could you provide more context?

When using

const model = "owner/model:version"
const input = { prompt: "an astronaut riding on a horse" }

await replicate. run(model, input)

will return this error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'model')

I realise that this might have not been clear enough, but you'll need to pass in a concrete model name and version id. For instance, stability-ai/stable-diffusion:db21e45d3f7023abc2a46ee38a23973f6dce16bb082a930b0c49861f96d1e5bf.

[halower]

Could you provide more context?

When using

const model = "owner/model:version"
const input = { prompt: "an astronaut riding on a horse" }

await replicate. run(model, input)

will return this error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'model') I forgot to explain to you in detail. I have rewritten the logic of this section, but in fact, I found that the official website will record your IP address. When the frequency of requests is too high, an exception of 400-403 will be triggered. Therefore, I used a dynamic proxy, a free proxy crawled by the website I found online @yeci226

[BarryAllen-Arrow]

I'm having the TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'model') issue even using “no need to sign in” models(already test it with the openjourney model).... Have no idea why :(

[sromovskypeter]

I am still seeing the error. I don't understand why would you close this issue without any explanation.