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I think a good part of potential users will not be able to get PandoraAI running.
It requires quite a bit of dedication, reading and knowhow to work.
My suggestion is to add in node-chatgpt-api as Github submodule.
Then use a default script that:
launches the API
launches PandoraAI configured for the API (currently they conflict, default port is 3000 for both)
Pandora doesn't need a config in that case, the API needs the cookie for bing (when bing is used)
If there is no API configuration present I'd just open notepad/nano instead of starting.
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I was thinking of adding a Dockerfile. Don't even think any configuration for the API server will be needed (except for changing the port) since you can provide most options via the client.
Config through UI would be better, agreed there.
I personally use Docker on Linux but it has it's quite severe drawbacks. On windows I hated it.
It's nice to have the option, though the complexity is not that high to really warrant docker.
All a user needs is npm. The npm install went flawless, starting it is another command. (Just understanding and starting two things simultaneously is a bit much)
I was more thinking about the Automatic1111 success, start.bat/sh and it's done
I think a good part of potential users will not be able to get PandoraAI running.
It requires quite a bit of dedication, reading and knowhow to work.
My suggestion is to add in node-chatgpt-api as Github submodule.
Then use a default script that:
Pandora doesn't need a config in that case, the API needs the cookie for bing (when bing is used)
If there is no API configuration present I'd just open notepad/nano instead of starting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: