Set up `midjourney-proxy`

This is an opinionated guide to setting up midjourney-proxy. It is not the only way to set up Midjourney-Proxy. For more information, please refer to midjourney-proxy repo.

Prerequisites

You need to have docker on you machine. Please refer to docker installation guide for installation instructions.

Steps

Pull the docker image from docker hub. You can check the latest version on docker hub.
```
$ docker pull novicezk/midjourney-proxy:2.5.5
```

Create a directory for midjourney-proxy configuration files and show the path.

$ mkdir midjourney-proxy-configs
$ cd midjourney-proxy-configs
$ pwd
/path/to/midjourney-proxy-configs

Create application.yml file in the directory. For example:

mj:
  task-store:
    type: in_memory # OPTIONAL
    timeout: 60d # OPTIONAL
  translate-way: null # OPTIONAL
  accounts:
    - guild-id: 12345 # guild id of your discord server
      channel-id: 12345 # channel id of your discord channel
      user-token: abcde # user token of your discord bot
      user-agent: user agent # OPTIONAL: like "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/115.0.0.0 Safari/537.36
      timeout-minutes: 10 # OPTIONAL
      queue-size: 15 # OPTIONAL
      core-size: 5 # OPTIONAL
  proxy:
    host: host.docker.internal # OPTIONAL. DON'T change this if you want to use proxy in docker.
    port: 12345 # OPTIONAL

Check Configuration Documentation for more information. Check the README to learn how to get the guild id, channel id, user token and user agent.

Run the docker image.
```
$ docker run -d --name midjourney-proxy -p 123:456 -v /path/to/midjourney-proxy-configs:/home/spring/config --add-host=host.docker.internal:host-gateway novicezk/midjourney-proxy:2.5.5
```
This will:
- publish the port 456 of the container to the port 123 of the host machine. You can change the port number as you like.
- mount the /path/to/midjourney-proxy-configs directory to /home/spring/config directory in the container.
- add host.docker.internal to the container's /etc/hosts file. This is necessary if you want to use proxy in docker.
Check the logs of the container. If everything goes well, you should see no errors or warnings in the logs.
```
$ docker logs midjourney-proxy
```
Once all the steps are done, you can check https://<YOUR-MIDJOURNEY-PROXY-IP>:<PORT>/mj to see all the APIs served by midjourney-proxy.

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