Instead of the url. There’s a lot of dfg7dfg97dfg “names” of links on that page, which is pretty useless.
On the $meta front, it seems when a copy of a generator is made it has the same $meta.title, .description, etc. Which I guess is the most straightforward way. Would be cool if the description was edited with (copy of perchance.org/...) at the start, something like that? As a small way to credit who originally made it, but more usefully so people know who are browsing the generators page that it could well just be someone messing about with changing/adding things to try it out, and not a real “full” generator that’s been made with care and ready for release. (In lieu of “private” not being the default.)
This is a good suggestion, this should be added as a (default) option in the generators page. In another note, the improved generators page already has that feature, along with some other interesting options, worth checking it out.
Ah cool, I’ll check that out. Come to think of it, a
.nsfwflag on the $meta would be cool, for those generator pages so they can easily filter for people.Oh wow, it’s just another generator page? Looks like it uses perchance.org/api… is that just freely available to use? Is there any documentation as to how it works/how to use it?
There isnt really a documentation to it, but it only accepts one parameter as far as I tested. Also it just returns recently updated generators up to a week regardless if you make the number large enough. If you want to retrieve generators by url, check the generator list template which is used to create the generator hubs.
Cool… Yeah, I was just wondering if there are other apis we could make use of. I think the image generator uses /api/generator for example.
How was this one discovered? Or was it simply used in the original generator list and you found it in the source?
It’s was just found on the source. The AI apis are not so public, you have to use the plugin directly.