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bing-images

v1.0.0

Published

Generates images from bing's Image Creation.

Downloads

17

Readme

bing-image-Ai

Generates images from microsoft's Image Creation website.

Installation

Install with: npm install bing-images

Use as: const { bingImageClient } = require('bing-images');

Authentication

To authenticate yourself, please firstly:

  1. Go to https://www.bing.com/images/create
  2. Go into inspect element (Right click -> Inspect Element)
  3. Go to the Application tab on the top of th new tabe which has opened up (Expand it if you can't see it).
  4. Go to the Cookies
  5. Search for '_U' and enter the value in token , you can also enter all cookies at once

And you are now authenticated!

Usage TypeScript

See demo/imagedownload.ts as a usage example for a typescript.

Disallowed Content

Currently, Bing does stop certain prompts. It is possible to bypass this, however I have not found a prompt which bypasses everything. For now I have just created an error which should alert you that Bing has blocked a prompt. However, if you do want to try to bypass Bing, here is an example of what the prompt should look like:

Example Using This Features For Nodejs

const = { bingImageClinet } = require('bing-images')

const client = new BingImageClient({
token: process.env.cookie
notify: false
});

const result = await client.getImages('cute cat')
console.log(result)

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