OmniArt

Note

This project is still currently in active development, the final product still isn't available for the time being.

An all-in-one solution to search artworks from known art platforms!

About

OmniArt is an open-source art aggregator website that allows you to search artworks from known art platforms, DeviantArt, Pixiv, Behance, etc. in bulk!

• Filter out by searching from one or more supported platforms
• Ability to include explicit (or NSFW) content
• Includes flexible API
• CLI support soon!
• Best of all: there are no invasive ads and AI "algorithm" BS

Disclaimer

OmniArt does not own any of the content displayed on its source code or from the website. All images and artworks remain the property of their respective copyright holders. OmniArt merely aggregates publicly available data for user's convenience and is intended solely for personal, non-commercial use.

Supported platforms

Note

All requests are cached to circument rate-limiting and stay persistent for an hour. The hosted version will be limited to save on database hosting costs.

Platform	Method	API Access
ArtStation	API	Yes, via internal requests
Behance	API	Yes
DeviantArt	Web crawl	Limited
Dribbble	API	Limited
e621/e926	Web crawl	No
FurAffinity	Web crawl	No
Furry Network	API	Yes, via internal requests
Giphy	API	Yes, requires auth
InkBunny	Web crawl	No
Itaku	Web crawl	Unknown
Newgrounds	Web crawl	No
Pinterest	API	Yes, requires auth
Pixiv	API	Limited
Tenor	API	Yes, requires auth
Toyhouse	Web crawl	No
Weasyl	Web crawl	No

If you think there's something you'd like to add, feel free to create an issue! However, if you wish to be excluded from the list, feel free to reach me out at hello@kurojifusky[.]com.

Limitations for Twitter/X and Instagram

Unfortunately, platforms such as Twitter/X and Instagram will never be included; for Instagram, they're notoriously difficult to scrape and have limited API access. For Twitter in particular - with having a paywalled access to their APIs - isn't feasble for those who prefer to deploy through a Docker container strains the technical burden on this project.

Contributing

After cloning/forking the project, you must have the proper prerequisites:

• Go (v1.22.0 or higher)
• Node.js (v20 or higher)
• PNPM package manager
• make (Optional)

Setup

Installing manually

• Installing dependencies

  • In the client directory, run pnpm install, or its shorthand, pnpm i
  • In the server directory, run go get download

• Generating an API token

  • If you're already in the server directory, run the following command to auto-generate an .env file already populated with an API token for you

    go run cmd/generate-key

Installing with make

make

Via Docker

TBA

License

GPL-2.0