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Kilvoctu edited this page Feb 17, 2023 · 16 revisions

On first launch of AIYA, she will generate a config.toml into the resources folder. Currently, these are the configuration settings that are available.
For any text values, keep them within quotation marks ""

  • url - Allows you to set a custom URL, including port. The default is "http://127.0.0.1:7860"
  • user - Your username if you are using --share and --gradio-auth.
  • pass - Your password if you are using --share and --gradio-auth.
  • apiuser - Your username if you are using --api-auth
  • apipass - Your password if you are using --api-auth
  • save_outputs - Whether or not to save outputs to disk. Set to "True" or "False".
  • dir - Allows you to set a custom folder to save images. The default is "outputs".
  • queue_limit - The limit of tasks a user can have waiting in queue. Keep this at least 1.
  • max_size - The maximum value allowed for width/height. The default is 1024. Keep this as a multiple of 64.
  • prompt_ban_list - AIYA won't generate if prompt has any words in the ban list. Note she'll match indiscriminately, so banning fun, for example, will ban anything that contains fun, like funky.
  • prompt_ignore_list - The words in this list will be automatically removed from the prompt silently. This has the same matching quirk as prompt_ban_list.
  • prompt_neg_prefix - The words in this list will be added to the beginning of every negative prompt. This can't be overrided by user or channel defaults.

After saving config.toml with new values, for most of these you can do /settings command then refresh to apply changes. The exception is max_size which requires a restart.

If you need to set some of the configuration prior to launching AIYA for the first time, these are the supported optional arguments you can set in your .env file. They will be ported over to the config.toml when AIYA is launched.

  • URL =
  • DIR =
  • USER =
  • PASS =
  • APIUSER =
  • APIPASS =

Please note that after the config.toml is generated, the only value that is read from the .env file is the bot token.

Note, if your AIYA and Web UI are on different machines in a local network, you may need to add --listen to your Web UI commandline args.

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