Where to find the json payload for the request

[gingivere0]

When requesting an image using the web frontend (http://127.0.0.1:7860/), the website builds a json payload that it sends to http://127.0.0.1:7860/api/predict, and the response contains the image or images that are generated.

I'm looking for where in the website code this json payload is constructed.

I've built (/am building) a discord bot that takes prompts from discord messages, bundles them into json, sends that json to my locally running SD, and returns the image to discord. Sometimes when there is an SD update, the json payload indices are changed. If I could find how this json payload is constructed in the SD website code, I think I could construct my json payload dynamically instead of having to manually update the indices to match whatever the new format may be.

Thanks!

Here's a link to the bot if anyone wants to try it out: https://github.com/gingivere0/dalebot

[mr-grixa]

Any progress on this? I would like to conveniently run the webui locally. And activate generation on a dedicated server on request.

[gingivere0]

I haven't found an answer yet. I'll comment here with an update if I ever do. It'd be nice if we could just hit that endpoint with an empty payload (or something) and have it respond with the expected format.

[abidlabs]

Hi folks, this is a good question. Does the discussion in this issue give you enough information to work with? gradio-app/gradio#2364

Regardless, we'll work on exposing the API docs better!

[gingivere0]

This did turn out to be very helpful! Using the /config page, I was able to put together the json payloads dynamically. @mr-grixa if you check out my PayloadFormatter.py class, I've commented how I parsed it out. Thanks for the help!

[Kilvoctu]

Awesome question and answers!

I've been running this discord bot (https://github.com/harubaru/discord-stable-diffusion) for my personal discord server. While I like how it looks and functions, the backend is very limited. I've been wanting to instead use this repo as a backend.

The discussion here has been exactly what I've been struggling with. Your bot works great and is very helpful on helping me solve the puzzle.

[harubaru]

I was thinking about porting functions from the webui repo into my bot repo lol. This could be helpful as well