Request to add nsfwjs to chevereto

[nntnnc]

A simple JavaScript library to help you quickly identify unseemly images

Github：https://github.com/infinitered/nsfwjs

nsfwjs is similar to ModerateContent, but nsfwjs is completely open source. Can be self-deployed. In the actual test, the accuracy of nsfwjs does not lose ModerateContent

deploy demo:

docker is very convenient:

docker run -p 3000:3000 ghcr.io/arnidan/nsfw-api:latest

success!!!

you will get an API:

http://127.0.0.1:3000/classify

Yes, that's right. You can even call the API through 127.0.0.1 if you want. That is, local direct identification. Instead of calling it through the public network ip. it will be faster

ModerateContent has limited capabilities and often crashes. I hope the developers consider adding nsfwjs to chevereto, the main thing is that it is completely free. completely open source

 

[nntnnc]

The packaged docker is from: https://github.com/arnidan/nsfw-api

 

[siddharth]

It would be much better if we have the option to enter the Host Details and API info. Running on the same server where the Chevereto is running is not recommended, and so you avoid all the unexpected things that may happen via this script.

 

[nntnnc]

@Rodolfo When would you consider adding this feature?

 

[Rodolfo]

I understand this request is to add nsfwjs server side, which it has some caveats from being usable in your Chevereto installations. At first, I didn't see any documentation on how restrict access by API key meaning that you will be able to use it locally within the same server where your Chevereto is running but no remote (unless you want to expose the service to everybody).

There's also a client side option for this, which could be used directly on listings and image view. However, it requires at least 2MB of dependencies to load on client device.

I don't think that 2MB is that bad on 2023.

 

[armory]

I understand this request is to add nsfwjs server side, which it has some caveats from being usable in your Chevereto installations. At first, I didn't see any documentation on how restrict access by API key meaning that you will be able to use it locally within the same server where your Chevereto is running but no remote (unless you want to expose the service to everybody).

There's also a client side option for this, which could be used directly on listings and image view. However, it requires at least 2MB of dependencies to load on client device.

I don't think that 2MB is that bad on 2023.

It is not difficult to use NGINX proxy with nsfwjs to handle the IP allow list or other authentication methods.

I'm concerned that the client side solution will make it possible to bypass moderation.

 

[armory]

Another reason is that moderatecontent.com is probably not a highly available service.

Just today, it was down for hours.
And it has happened more than twice this year.

Once the service fails, the website will not be able to accept any uploads without notice.

 

[NodeLoc]

I understand this request is to add nsfwjs server side, which it has some caveats from being usable in your Chevereto installations. At first, I didn't see any documentation on how restrict access by API key meaning that you will be able to use it locally within the same server where your Chevereto is running but no remote (unless you want to expose the service to everybody).

There's also a client side option for this, which could be used directly on listings and image view. However, it requires at least 2MB of dependencies to load on client device.

I don't think that 2MB is that bad on 2023.

2MB is big for custom. I agree with @nntnnc 's appointment. It's important to us who live in China. Cause NSFW images will let CHINA GFW easily block our website. Hope meets this feature in the next version.

 

[canxunya]

Request to add nsfwjs to chevereto​