Q: Does Apipheny work with Dynapictures (also on AppSumo)?
They have bulk image generation using API requests, and I want to know if I can use Apipheny to send those requests to Dynapictures API
Meelad
May 15, 2024A: Hi there, thanks for your question. Dynapics API uses a simple "Authorization: Bearer API_KEY" for authentication: https://dynapictures.com/docs/#authentication
So here's a test API request you can try making, just enter these details into Apipheny:
Method: POST (choose "POST" at the top of Apipheny)
URL:
https://api.dynapictures.com/designs/{UID}
The "{UID}" value in the URL needs to be replaced with a UID (https://dynapictures.com/docs/#images)
Header key:
Authorization
Header value:
Bearer API_KEY
For the header value, enter "Bearer", then a space, then your API Key.
You also need to create a "Request Body" so you can tell the API what specs you want the image to be, as you can see in the docs: https://dynapictures.com/docs/#image-generation
They give an example Request Body that you can try. The Request Body needs to be entered into the "POST Body" field in Apipheny.
I haven't tested this API for myself so I'm not 100% sure everything will work as expected, but try it out and let me know how it goes. You can also message us directly on our website if you run into any issues.
Cheers!
Hi there, thanks for your question. Dynapics API uses a simple "Authorization: Bearer API_KEY" for authentication: https://dynapictures.com/docs/#authentication
So here's a test API request you can try making, just enter these details into Apipheny:
Method: POST (choose "POST" at the top of Apipheny)
URL:
https://api.dynapictures.com/designs/{UID}
The "{UID}" value in the URL needs to be replaced with a UID (https://dynapictures.com/docs/#images)
Header key:
Authorization
Header value:
Bearer API_KEY
For the header value, enter "Bearer", then a space, then your API Key.
You also need to create a "Request Body" so you can tell the API what specs you want the image to be, as you can see in the docs: https://dynapictures.com/docs/#image-generation
They give an example Request Body that you can try. The Request Body needs to be entered into the "POST Body" field in Apipheny.
I haven't tested this API for myself so I'm not 100% sure everything will work as expected, but try it out and let me know how it goes. You can also message us directly on our website if you run into any issues.
Cheers!