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Seedance 2 Node.js Example

This example submits a seedance-2 task from server-side Node.js code, stores the returned data.task_id, and polls until the task reaches finished or failed.

Run

cp ../.env.example ../.env
# Set POYO_API_KEY in ../.env
npm start

The script exits before making a request if POYO_API_KEY is missing.

Notes

• Keep API keys in server-side environment variables.
• Persist the task ID in your own database before polling.
• Use webhooks for long-running production queues.