Upload image array?

Derrick

Hello,

I am trying to write an API call that allows attaching mutiple images in an array. 

Following tutorials but getting a weird reply and the test/debug only allows one image ulpoad?

an anyone help?

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Exception: Jose\Component\Encryption\Serializer\CompactSerializer::unserialize(): Argument #1 ($input) must be of type string, array given, called in /xano/bin/includes/xano/context/JWE.php on line 107
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Michael Udinski

Hey  you'll need to create the image from file For Each Item in your list (using a For Each Loop)... along with storing each in an array before adding to your database. Here's an example of doing exactly that:



Jeff Strang

Hi @Michael Udinski , I'm have the same error with a video blob. Do you have that example mentioned above?

Jeff Strang

Hi @Michael Udinski,

To add more detail, the input data is:

{name: Video Name, videoFile: {name, size, type, error, tmp_name, full_path},video-metadata: {"path":"string","name":"mediarecorder.webm","type":"video/webm","size":1320809,"mime":"video/webm","meta":{}}}

The error message is:

Jose\Component\Encryption\Serializer\CompactSerializer::unserialize(): Argument #1 ($input) must be of type string, array given, called in /xano/bin/includes/xano/context/JWE.php on line 107

Jeff Strang

Hi @Michael Udinski,

Can the cry for help above! I solved it with a different javascript method for preparing the video file.

Thanks : )

Michael Udinski

Hey @Jeff Strang - here's the video, which is up on our YouTube channel :)

https://youtu.be/DNKQxgeXMAM

Jeff Strang

Thanks Michael. I appreciate the response. We have built a custom web cam recorder using the MediaRecorder API, which uploads directly to Xano rather than to the user's device. It's working well in testing. We'll have to migrate it to AWS simply because Xano's storage is too expensive but I'm pleased to have it working.

Michael Udinski

Awesome to hear!! Yup a separate cloud storage solution like AWS is much better to leverage for media-intensive applications. Glad you've got things running and mapped out!