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# AI Powered Art in a Telegram Bot!
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this is a txt2img bot to converse with SDweb bot [API](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/API) running on tami telegram channel
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## How to
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supported invocation:
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`/draw <text>` - send prompt text to the bot and it will draw an image
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you can add `negative_prompt` using `ng: <text>`
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you can add `denoised intermediate steps` using `steps: <text>`
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basicly anything the `/controlnet/txt2img` API payload supports
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like,
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```json
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{
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"prompt": "",
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"negative_prompt": "",
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"denoising_strength": 0.5,
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"seed": -1,
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"n_iter": 1,
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"steps": 20,
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"cfg_scale": 7
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}
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```
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examples:
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`/draw a city street`
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and without people
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`/draw a city street ng: people`
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with more steps
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`/draw a city street ng: people steps: 50`
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to change the model use:
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`/getmodels` - to get a list of models and then click to set it.
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- note1: Anything after ng will be considered as nergative prompt. a.k.a things you do not want to see in your diffusion!
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- note2: on [negative_prompt](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Negative-prompt) (aka ng):
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thia is a bit of a black art. i took the recommended defaults for the `Deliberate` model from this fun [alt-model spreadsheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Q0bYKRfVOTUHQbUsIISCztpdZXzfo9kOoAy17Qhz3hI/edit#gid=797387129).
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~~and you (currntly) can only ADD to it, not replace.~~
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- note3: on `steps` - step of 1 will generate only the first "step" of bot hallucinations. the default is 40. higher will take longer and will give "better" image. range is hardcoded 1-70.
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see 
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## Setup
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Install requirements using venv
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```bash
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python3 -m venv venv
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source venv/bin/activate
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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Install requirements using conda
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```bash
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conda create -n sdw python=3.8
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conda activate sdw
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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## Original README
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My Bot uses [Automatic1111's WebUI](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui) as the backend.
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Follow the directions on their repo for setup instructions.
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Once you have WebUI set up, run `webui.sh` with the `--api` argument. You can also add other
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arguments such as `--xformers` to use xformers memory efficient attention.
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You can use the web ui interface that Automatic1111 provides to select the model and VAE to use.
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Their repo has documentation on how to do so. I also recommend doing a test generation
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Copy a file called `.env_template` into `.env_template` in the same folder as `main.py`.
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In the `.env` file fill out the following environment variables:
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`TOKEN = xxxx`, where xxxx is your telegram bot token.
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`API_ID = xxxx`, where xxxx is your telegram id api id.
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`API_HASH = xxxx`, where xxxx is your telegram id api hash.
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`SD_URL = xxxx`, where xxxx is your sd api url.
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To get the API_ID and API_HASH, you need to create a new application on the Telegram's developer website. Here are the steps:
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1. Open browser and visit https://my.telegram.org and log in with your Telegram account.
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2. Click on "API development tools".
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3. Fill out the form to create a new application. You can enter any valid details you want.
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4. After you've created the application, you'll be given the API_ID and API_HASH.
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5. Once you have these, you can add them to your .env file:
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Now, you can run the bot
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`python main.py`
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