BingYun Docs

Using BingYun API for Image Generation

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Step 1: Download Cherry Studio#

Open the Cherry Studio download page and install the version for your operating system.

Download Cherry Studio

Step 2: Configure the API#

After launching Cherry Studio, add a custom provider and paste your BingYun API endpoint and API key. Make sure the model name and endpoint are copied exactly from the dashboard.

Configure provider

Required fields

Use the model

Quick Checklist#

Endpoint URL is complete.
API key is copied without extra spaces.
The selected model supports image generation.
The current tool supports custom API endpoints.
Your local network can reach the service.

Warning

Keep your API key private. Do not send it to other people or publish it in screenshots, repositories, forums, or public documents.

Note

Cherry Studio and related product names belong to their owners. This article only describes a configuration workflow for BingYun API.

Using BingYun API Relay

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Platform Test Results#

You can use the following public test sites to verify whether your API endpoint and models are reachable.

cctest.ai #

This site currently focuses on Claude compatibility tests.

Opus 4.8

Step 1: Download CC-Switch#

Open the CC-Switch release page.
Scroll down to the Assets section and download the build for your operating system.

Windows and macOS downloads

Step 2: Configure Codex#

Open CC-Switch and add your BingYun API endpoint and API key. Claude Code follows the same idea: choose a custom API endpoint, paste the endpoint, paste the key, and enable the profile.

Open CC-Switch

Create a key and copy endpoint details

Paste endpoint and key

Enable the profile

Step 3: Test in Codex#

After the profile is enabled, open Codex and run a simple request to confirm that the client can connect.

Codex test

Step 4: Optional Codex++ Setup#

Codex++ can help manage sessions and unlock more official plugin workflows.

Open the Codex++ release page.
Download the latest asset for your platform.

Download Codex++

Configure Codex++

More Ways to Use the API#

Besides the desktop Codex client, you can also use the API in:

VS Code Codex extensions
VS Code Claude extensions
Codex CLI
Claude Code CLI

Install Codex CLI:

Terminal window

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npm i -g @openai/codex@latest

Install Claude Code:

Terminal window

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npm i -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code@latest

Notes#

Warning

Never share your API key with other people. Do not upload it to GitHub, public forums, chat groups, or public documents.

Tip

If a client cannot connect, check the endpoint URL, the copied API key, whether CC-Switch is enabled, whether the tool supports custom endpoints, and whether your local network can reach the service.

Note

Codex, Claude, OpenAI, Anthropic, VS Code, and related names belong to their respective owners. This page only explains how to configure BingYun API and does not imply an official partnership, authorization, or agency relationship.

Residential IP Usage Guide

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Residential IP Usage Guide#

Important

This product is a residential IP proxy service. It is not an airport node, VPN service, or traffic resale service.

Before using it, you need to prepare a compliant overseas network environment and then connect through a proxy client.

To prevent abuse, free trials are not provided. Expired IPs are recycled automatically and cannot be recovered.

Step 1: Download v2rayN#

Download address: 2dust.link
Make sure you download the correct client.

v2rayN

Step 2: Configure v2rayN#

This guide demonstrates a desktop configuration workflow. After setup, use an IP checking tool such as ip.net.coffee/ip to confirm that the detected IP matches your expected region.

Guide 1

Guide 2

Guide 3

Guide 4

Guide 5

Supported Use Cases#

Residential IPs can be used for compliant overseas business scenarios, such as:

Web data collection
Market research
SEO monitoring
Price comparison
Ad verification
Brand protection
Other lawful overseas access workflows

Caution

Do not use this service for illegal activity, abuse, attacks, fraud, spam, or actions that violate platform rules.

Proxy Address vs Exit IP#

Proxy address is the gateway address you enter in the proxy client. It is the connection entry point.

Exit IP is the final business IP seen by the destination website.

In short:

Proxy address: used to connect to the proxy network.
Exit IP: used for actual website access.

Gateway Selection#

If your own network environment is stable, choose a gateway close to your location. The default global acceleration gateway will select access based on your current network conditions.

Can It Be Used on Mobile?#

Yes. Mobile devices also need a compliant network environment and a proxy client that supports the required configuration.

Note

A detailed mobile tutorial is not included here. Please follow the documentation of the proxy app you use.

Troubleshooting#

If the connection fails, check:

IP, port, account, and password.
Proxy protocol.
Whether the service has expired.
Firewall or antivirus blocking.
Whether your network environment supports the connection.
Whether IP allowlisting is enabled and configured correctly.

Note

Actual performance may be affected by your network, proxy client, gateway, carrier, target website risk control, and platform rules.

ChatGPT Plus Account Guide

Wed, 01 Oct 2025 00:00:00 GMT

Step 1: Check Your IP Environment#

Open ip.net.coffee/ip and check the current IP score. A stable region and a stable IP usually provide a better account experience.

IP check

Step 2: Delivery Format#

The typical delivery format is:

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ChatGPT email
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ChatGPT password
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Verification-code link

Verification-code link: plus.bingyun.vip

Warning

Do not disable MFA unless instructed. Keep the login information private.

Enter email

Enter password

Verification code

Do not disable MFA

Step 3: Check Codex Usage#

Open the official usage page:

https://chatgpt.com/codex/cloud/settings/analytics

You can review Codex usage, quota consumption, and remaining limits.

Codex quota

Step 4: Usage Rules#

Caution

Do not share the account with multiple people, resell it, forward API access, or use it as a public shared account.

Avoid frequent region, device, and IP changes. Avoid abnormal high-volume operations in a short time.

Normal learning, office work, writing, coding, and document processing are acceptable usage scenarios.

Reference rules

Renewal Notes#

This product is a ready-to-use account provided by the seller. If you want to renew it yourself later, you can refer to lower-price region tutorials and price comparison tools such as:

appstoreprice.org

Note

ChatGPT, OpenAI, Codex, and related names belong to their respective owners. This page only explains account usage notes and does not imply an official partnership, authorization, or agency relationship with OpenAI.

Install Node.js on Windows

Fri, 03 Oct 2025 00:00:00 GMT

Install Node.js on Windows#

Node.js is a common runtime required by many AI coding tools. Before using Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or similar command-line tools on Windows, install Node.js 18 or newer.

Important

If node --version already returns v18.x.x or higher, you can skip the installation section.

Check Whether Node.js Is Installed#

Open PowerShell and run:

Terminal window

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node --version

If you see a version like this, Node.js is available:

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v20.x.x

Method 1: Official Installer#

This is the easiest option for most Windows users.

Visit the official download page: https://nodejs.org/en/download
Choose the LTS version.
Download the Windows installer.
Run the .msi file and keep the default options.
Reopen PowerShell after installation.

Node.js download page

Method 2: Winget#

On Windows 11 or newer Windows 10 systems, you can install Node.js with Winget:

Terminal window

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winget install OpenJS.NodeJS.LTS

After installation, close and reopen your terminal.

Method 3: Chocolatey or Scoop#

If you already use Chocolatey:

Terminal window

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choco install nodejs-lts

If you already use Scoop:

Terminal window

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scoop install nodejs-lts

Tip

If you are not familiar with command-line package managers, use the official installer first.

Verify the Installation#

Run both commands:

Terminal window

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node --version
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npm --version

If both commands print version numbers, your environment is ready.

Common Problem: Command Not Found#

If Windows says that node is not recognized:

Close and reopen PowerShell.
Restart Windows.
Check whether Node.js was added to the system PATH.
Reinstall Node.js with the official installer.

Note

Most cases happen because the terminal has not reloaded the updated environment variables yet.

MDX Article Example

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:::tip Firefly supports both Markdown and MDX posts. Use Markdown for normal articles and MDX when you need embedded components or JSX. :::

Markdown vs MDX

Using a Component

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import { Icon } from "astro-icon/components";
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<div class="flex items-center gap-2 my-4">
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  <Icon name="fa7-solid:rocket" class="text-4xl text-red-500" />
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  <span>Rocket launch</span>
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</div>

Rocket launch

JSX Block

This block is written as JSX inside an MDX article.

Current year: 2026

Learn more from the MDX documentation.

Markdown PlantUML Diagrams

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This page checks PlantUML rendering on English pages.

Sequence Diagram#

Component Diagram#

Markdown Mermaid Diagrams

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This page checks Mermaid rendering inside English Markdown pages.

Flowchart#

flowchart TD A[Visitor opens /] --> B{Has language prefix?} B -->|Yes| C[Render page] B -->|No| D{Has firefly_lang cookie?} D -->|Yes| E[Redirect to saved language] D -->|No| F{Country is CN?} F -->|Yes| G[Redirect to /zh/] F -->|No| H[Redirect to /en/]

Sequence#

sequenceDiagram participant U as User participant M as Middleware participant P as Static Page U->>M: GET / M->>M: choose language M-->>U: 302 /en/ U->>P: GET /en/ P-->>U: HTML

KaTeX Math Example

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This page checks math rendering on English pages.

Inline Math#

Einstein’s famous formula is E=mc2E = mc^2E=mc2.

The quadratic formula is x=−b±b2−4ac2ax = \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2 - 4ac}}{2a}x=2a−b±b2−4ac.

Block Math#

∫−∞∞e−x2dx=π\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} e^{-x^2} dx = \sqrt{\pi}∫−∞∞e−x2dx=π∇⋅E⃗=ρε0\nabla \cdot \vec{E} = \frac{\rho}{\varepsilon_0}∇⋅E=ε0ρ

Matrix#

[1234][xy]=[1x+2y3x+4y]\begin{bmatrix} 1 & 2 \\ 3 & 4 \end{bmatrix} \begin{bmatrix} x \\ y \end{bmatrix} = \begin{bmatrix} 1x + 2y \\ 3x + 4y \end{bmatrix}[1324][xy]=[1x+2y3x+4y]

Code Block Examples

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This page checks code block rendering in English pages.

TypeScript#

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type SupportedLang = "zh" | "en";
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function withLangPrefix(pathname: string, lang: SupportedLang) {
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  const stripped = pathname.replace(/^\/(zh|en)(?=\/|$)/, "");
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  return `/${lang}${stripped || "/"}`;
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}
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console.log(withLangPrefix("/posts/demo/", "en"));

PowerShell#

Terminal window

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npm run type-check
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npx astro check
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npm run build

Bash#

Terminal window

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pnpm install
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pnpm dev

JSON#

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{
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  "language": "en",
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  "route": "/en/posts/markdown/code-examples/",
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  "pagefind": true
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}

Markdown Extensions

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GitHub Repository Card#

Firefly supports a custom GitHub repository card directive.

Use this syntax:

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::github{repo="BingYunVIP/Firefly"}

Admonitions#

Firefly uses rehype-callouts, which supports GitHub, Obsidian, and VitePress-style callouts.

Note

Notes highlight useful background information.

Tip

Tips provide optional suggestions.

Important

Important blocks highlight key information.

Warning

Warnings call attention to possible problems.

Caution

Caution blocks describe negative outcomes or risky actions.

Spoiler#

You can hide inline content with the spoiler directive:

Content hidden surprise.

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Content :spoiler[hidden **surprise**].

Image Grid#

Use [grid] and [/grid] to place multiple images in a responsive gallery.

Firefly 1

Firefly 2

Firefly 3

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[grid]
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![Firefly 1](../images/firefly1.avif)
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![Firefly 2](../images/firefly2.avif)
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![Firefly 3](../images/firefly3.avif)
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[/grid]

Markdown Tutorial

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This article is a compact Markdown reference. It is useful for checking whether English content is filtered, routed, indexed, and rendered separately from Chinese content.

Block Elements#

Paragraphs and Line Breaks#

Separate paragraphs with one or more blank lines.

This is the first paragraph.

This is the second paragraph.

Use two trailing spaces to create a line break.
This line appears below the previous one.

Headings#

Markdown supports heading levels from # to ######.

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# Heading 1
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## Heading 2
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### Heading 3

Blockquotes#

This is a blockquote.
It can contain multiple paragraphs.

Lists#

Unordered list:

Red
Green
Blue

Ordered list:

Install dependencies.
Run the development server.
Open the browser.

Code Blocks#

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function hello(name) {
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  return `Hello, ${name}`;
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}
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console.log(hello("Firefly"));

Tables#

Feature	Supported
Links	Yes
Images	Yes
Tables	Yes
Code	Yes

Inline Elements#

Use links, bold text, italic text, inline code, and deleted text.

Sample image

Inline HTML#

Inline HTML can appear inside Markdown content.

BingYun Docs

Using BingYun API for Image Generation

Step 1: Download Cherry Studio#

Step 2: Configure the API#

Quick Checklist#

Using BingYun API Relay

Platform Test Results#

hvoy.ai#

veridrop.org#

cctest.ai#

Step 1: Download CC-Switch#

Step 2: Configure Codex#

Step 3: Test in Codex#

Step 4: Optional Codex++ Setup#

More Ways to Use the API#

Notes#

Residential IP Usage Guide

Residential IP Usage Guide#

Step 1: Download v2rayN#

Step 2: Configure v2rayN#

Supported Use Cases#

Proxy Address vs Exit IP#

Gateway Selection#

Can It Be Used on Mobile?#

Troubleshooting#

ChatGPT Plus Account Guide

Step 1: Check Your IP Environment#

Step 2: Delivery Format#

Step 3: Check Codex Usage#

Step 4: Usage Rules#

Renewal Notes#

Install Node.js on Windows

Install Node.js on Windows#

Check Whether Node.js Is Installed#

Method 1: Official Installer#

Method 2: Winget#

Method 3: Chocolatey or Scoop#

Verify the Installation#

Common Problem: Command Not Found#

MDX Article Example

Markdown vs MDX

Using a Component

JSX Block

Markdown PlantUML Diagrams

Sequence Diagram#

Component Diagram#

Markdown Mermaid Diagrams

Flowchart#

Sequence#

KaTeX Math Example

Inline Math#

Block Math#

Matrix#

Code Block Examples

TypeScript#

PowerShell#

Bash#

JSON#

Markdown Extensions

GitHub Repository Card#

Admonitions#

Spoiler#

Image Grid#

Markdown Tutorial

Block Elements#

Paragraphs and Line Breaks#

Headings#

Blockquotes#

Lists#

Code Blocks#

Tables#

Inline Elements#

Inline HTML#

hvoy.ai #

veridrop.org #

cctest.ai #