Hi everyone,
I have a python script and strapi app in my linux server. I want analyze every picture with python and send this data to my strapi database. Is it possible to run this script with strapi? After image upload completed, can we execute a python file or script ?
Thans for help
Certainly! You can integrate your Python script with Strapi to analyze images and store the data in your Strapi database. Let’s break down the steps:
Uploading Images to Strapi:
First, you’ll need to upload the images to Strapi. You can do this by sending a POST request to the /upload endpoint. Make sure to include the image file in the request body as a form-data field named files.
Here’s an example using Python’s requests library:
The response.text will contain the ID of the uploaded image in the Strapi Media Library.
Creating Entries with Image References:
Once you have the image ID, you can create an entry in your collection type (e.g., logs) and reference the image using its ID.
For example:
payload = {
"Type": 'info',
"Message": 'lorem ipsum beep bop',
"Screenshot": 1, # Replace with the actual image ID
}
response = requests.post('http://localhost:1337/logs', json=payload)
Running Python Script on Image Upload:
Strapi itself does not directly execute Python scripts upon image upload. However, you can set up a separate process (e.g., a cron job or a separate server) that monitors the Strapi database for new image uploads.
When a new image is uploaded, your external process can invoke your Python script to analyze the image and update the relevant Strapi entry.