url
https://getavataaars.com/?accessoriesType=Prescription01&avatarStyle=Circle&clotheColor=PastelOrange&clotheType=ShirtScoopNeck&eyeType=Close&eyebrowType=SadConcernedNatural&facialHairType=BeardMagestic&hairColor=Black&hatColor=Gray02&mouthType=Grimace&skinColor=Light&topType=ShortHairShortWaved

result of embed image tag button

same as above, just rendered so you can get an idea.
img:

Problem

on the webiste I got this guy on random.
I clicked the embed image tag button and got this. in the search query you can clearly see it specifies the a failedHairType but it doesnt show that when rendering via image tag.

I suppose theres a casesensitivity issue or a spelling mistake somewhere in either the api or the getImageTag() function that returns the embeddle image tag.

Heys,

I'm trying to access the website but it turns out to be down. Will it be maintained back again?

Okay, it started to work back again. I suppose I came across with a temporary moment when it was down.

Can you add a license? Preferably MIT?

I want to store a new randomly generated avatar each time a new user is created.

I had to turn off PNG support on avataaars.io, because it was being abused and was costing a few thousand dollars a month.

If you need PNG support, the code's still in the repo, and you can deploy it yourself!

Or, if you have any interest in a paid version of this, feel free to email me (username at gmail) and we can figure something out.

any recommended way for quick random male, female categorization?

I have done all steps:
$ git clone [email protected]:gkoberger/avataaars.git
$ cd avataaars
$ npm install
$ npm start
but I get "Unexpected token {" error.

Is it possible to add more accessories such as more hair or beard, and have my own server create the images so I avoid calling the api to third parties? If so, I would like to know how, thank you