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Pixel Visionize

Vision your creations with Pixel Visionize (text to image) app.

About the project   |    Technologies   |    Getting started   |    How to contribute   |    License

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👨🏻‍💻 About the project

Pixel Visionize is a text to image generation tool using OpenAI's API technology. Pixel Visionize will give you suggestions for text prompts, allow you to save your creations, and allow you to access your own gallery.

🚀 Technologies

Technologies that I used to develop this api

💻 Getting started

  • Enter "npm install" in your terminal to install dependencies.
  • Add a .env file (You will store your enviornment variables here).

Within your new .env file include your environment variables

PORT= "*port goes here*"
OPENAI_API_KEY= "*key goes here*"

MONGODB_URL = "*Your mongo link here*"

**Clone the project and access the folder**

🤔 How to contribute

$ git clone https://github.com/ChrisMunozCodes/PixelVisionize.git

Follow the steps below

0. Leave a comment on the issue you would like to work on 

1. Fork the original repository (top right corner next to watch and star buttons)

2. Under the dropdown menu from the button "code" copy the HTTPS link (from your forked repository) 'https://github.com/(your username)/PixelVisionize.git'

3. In the place you want to clone the project, use git clone (your https link here)

4. Once you have the project open in VSCODE use 'git remote add upstream  https://github.com/ChrisMunozCodes/PixelVisionize.git' in the terminal, this will track the main repository 

5. You can now use 'git fetch upstream' in the terminal to see a list of the different branches.

6. Use 'git checkout -b branch-name' replace branch-name with your branch. This will create a new branch for you to work within

7.. You can now use git add . & git commit -m '' 

8. Use 'git push -u origin a-descriptive-branch-name' replace a-descriptive-branch-name with your branch name (this will push all your code)

9. Now go back to your github and a button will appear that prompts you to make a pull request