I can only provide context about these two repositories—the choice depends on your project goals. Here's what each does:
novicezk/midjourney-proxy [per README]
- A Java proxy for MidJourney's Discord API
- Provides REST API endpoints to call MidJourney's AI image generation
- Features: image upload, blending, progress tracking, multi-account support, webhook notifications
- Status concern: RepoPilot flags "WAIT — Slowing — last commit 9mo ago" — the project is not actively maintained
wuyouzhuguli/springall
- A collection of Spring Boot example projects demonstrating various frameworks (JdbcTemplate, MyBatis, Thymeleaf, Shiro, Ehcache, etc.)
- Educational/reference code for learning Spring Boot patterns
- Multiple mini-projects in one repository
Recommendation depends on your need:
- If you're building an AI image generation service: midjourney-proxy is a foundational framework, but verify it still works with current MidJourney APIs (given the maintenance gap)
- If you're learning Spring Boot patterns: springall provides structured examples across multiple frameworks
- If you're starting a general production service: neither is ideal—springall is educational, and midjourney-proxy is specialized + unmaintained
What's your intended use case?
FOLLOW_UPS:
- Does midjourney-proxy still work with current MidJourney?
- What Spring Boot features do you need to learn?
- Are you building a new service or learning?