API Documentation
Overview
The API provides a simple way to download images from a webpage URL and create a zip file containing those images. It can be used for a variety of purposes such as downloading images for research, creating a gallery for a website, or simply for personal use.

API Endpoint
The API endpoint is:

POST /download-images

Request Parameters
The following request parameters are supported:

url - string - required - The URL of the webpage to download images from.
folder_name - string - not-requires - The name of the folder in which downloaded images will be stored. Default value is images.

Response Parameters

message - string - A message describing the status of the API call.
zip_file - file - A zip file containing downloaded images. Returned if the API call is successful.

Usage
To use the API, you need to send a POST request to the API endpoint with the required parameters. The response will contain a zip file containing the downloaded images, if the API call is successful.

curl --location --request POST ‘http://localhost:5000/download-images’
–form ‘url=https://example.com’
–form ‘folder_name=my_images’

Benefits and Features
The API provides a number of benefits and features, including:

Easy to use: The API is simple to use and requires only a few parameters to be sent in the request.
Customizable: Users can choose the name of the folder in which downloaded images will be stored, making it easy to organize and manage images.
Lightweight: The API is lightweight and does not require heavy infrastructure to run, making it easy to use and deploy.
Cross-platform: The API can be used on any platform that supports HTTP requests, including web browsers, mobile devices, and desktop applications.
Efficient: The API downloads and stores images in a compressed zip file, making it efficient and easy to transfer large numbers of images.
Scalable: The API can be scaled to handle large volumes of requests and can be integrated into existing applications and workflows.