Flux Boom

Flux Models with Replicate in iOS

Flux Boom is a demo application showcasing how to use Flux models from Replicate in an iOS app. The goal of this project is to provide a clear and practical example for those interested in integrating generative AI models, allowing for experimentation and rapid prototyping.

Features

• Image Generation using Flux Models: Easily generate images using Flux models available through the Replicate API. Supports parameter control to adjust the output to your preferences.

• Image Inpainting: Leverage Flux Dev to fill or modify specific parts of images, enabling creative edits directly within the app.

• Parameter Control: Fine-tune parameters such as prompt, guidance scale, output quality, and more to get precisely the results you want from the generative models.

• Image Gallery and Prompt History: Store generated images and track your prompt history. This helps visualize past experiments and compare different outputs.

• Upload and Share Images: Integrate with the ImgBB API to upload generated images for inpainting/editing or provide image URLs.

Technical Highlights

• SwiftUI: Built using SwiftUI for a modern and interactive UI, with a focus on clean code and easy maintainability.

• Keychain Integration: Keychain usage in this demo is simplified and should be enhanced for production. API keys should never be stored on device.

• Replicate API Integration: Provides examples of how to make RESTful API calls to Replicate, with the ability to swap in different model versions and endpoints.

• State Management: Uses Swift's @State and @Environment for efficient state management across views, showcasing best practices in a SwiftUI environment.

Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/samroman3/FluxBoom.git
   cd fluxBoom

2. Add API Keys

   • You will need an API key from Replicate and an optional key for ImgBB.
   • You can enter these keys directly in the app UI when prompted or modify the code for your specific use case.

3. Open in Xcode

   • Open the project in Xcode (fluxBoom.xcodeproj).
   • Make sure you have a recent version of Xcode that supports SwiftUI.

4. Run the App

   • Compile and run the app on a simulator or an actual device to see how Flux Boom interacts with the models and generates images.

Disclaimer

This app is intended as a developer demonstration, not for production use. As such, some practices (e.g., error handling, security considerations) are simplified for clarity and to focus on the core capabilities of the app:

• Security: Hardcoded URLs and simplified Keychain usage are employed for demonstration purposes. Sensitive information should be handled more securely in a production environment.

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you have improvements or suggestions, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. This project was intended as a learning tool for myself, so any enhancements that add to the educational value are greatly appreciated.