@mridulsaggi, you can specify returnType URL query parameter as image or base64. What you see is a base64 encoded JPEG image. You can decode encoded string and then load it via libraries such as Pillow on Python. If you prefer JPEG file, just add this at the end of your request;
i got the hash value after hitting the generateimage request. but when passing that hash value to get image the reponse.data is showing very long text and not the image.
how to get the image?
There should be also a “hash” field in that JSON response. Retry after 1-2 seconds and if the message is “File is ready.” then you can use that hash value as input at the /get endpoint to retrieve a plain or base64 encoded JPG file.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions.
Best regards,
ARDIC AI Team
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@mridulsaggi, you can specify
returnType
URL query parameter asimage
orbase64
. What you see is abase64
encodedJPEG
image. You can decode encoded string and then load it via libraries such as Pillow on Python. If you preferJPEG
file, just add this at the end of your request;/get?hash=<your_hash>&returnType=image
i got the hash value after hitting the generateimage request. but when passing that hash value to get image the reponse.data is showing very long text and not the image.
how to get the image?
There should be also a “hash” field in that JSON response. Retry after 1-2 seconds and if the message is “File is ready.” then you can use that hash value as input at the
/get
endpoint to retrieve a plain or base64 encoded JPG file.Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions.
Best regards,
ARDIC AI Team