A basic API client for viewing and downloading images in batches, based on search or simply all images of your favorite creator.
The app puts all the downloaded images in a folder you specify (by default in your systems "Downloads" folder) and writes the generation data (models used, prompts etc.) in the EXIF tag. The structure will be your_folder/creators_name/post_id-image_id.extension.
If your system already has WebView2 installed you can try to run the .exe or Linux binary directly. If it doesn't work, use the installers (.msi or setup.exe for Windows, .deb or .rpm for Linux), they should take care of it. Alternatively, everything is packed in an Linux AppImage.
I'm not quite sure why there is a possibility of providing an API key, the result seem to be the same with or without it. Maybe the Civitai team will implement some extended functionality in the future. However, if you want to be ahead of breaking changes, you can generate your own key here: Civitai.com ➔ Account settings ➔ API keys.
This application uses Confy crate to store configuration. It uses a .toml file in the app's directory to store your API key, prefix and other settings.
Here is the current doc on how to build a Tauri app. I've had some problems with the libayatana-appindicator3-dev packet on Debian, but coult install it from backports. Your npm installation should also include the Tauri CLI tools, they can be installed by running npm install @tauri-apps/cli
Then you can simply build it by
npm run tauri build
This project uses Tauri to create a cross-platform application and React to create the user interface. Confy is used to store configuration and little_exif to write the generation data into the file.