Go le’ M. is a web based bulk image editor that uses the golem network for computation.
It allows users to upload multiple images and apply bulk actions to them, including:
- Rotate
- Flip
- Resize
- Scale
- Color Correction
- Colorize
Results are returned in single archive file.
Link to the hosted copy shared with a member of the golem comms team
- Upload images into the envelope to add them to the batch
- Enter a name for the batch
- Files will have the batch name appended to them
- Select the image manipulation operations you would like to perform
- Click "Order Prints" to send the job to the golem network
- When the job is done click "Get Prints!" to download the ouput archive
- works best on NodeJS 14
- Install the yagna daemon as described in the golem handbook
- run the command
npm install
- run the command
npm install --prefix agent install
- run the
start.sh
script to automatically start the yagna daemon and run the web application- if you are already running the yagna daemon you may just run
PORT=3001 npm run start
- the PORT environment variable is important because the front-end is currently hard-coded to this port
- if you are already running the yagna daemon you may just run
- open your browser and go to: http://localhost:3001/
- Only 10 MB of images may be uploaded
- If the result archive is too large (50 MB+) the network may not be able to process it within the 30 minute time limit for Alpha III
- Support for multiple sub-jobs in a single batch
- Support for larger data sets
- Support for reading & writing files from:
- HTTPS
- WebDAV
- S3
- IPFS