Remote Image from api

Kirby 3 Solved ✅
1

I need help to view/resize an image from an external database (https://ninox.com/en/manual/api/rest)
With postman i could view the file.

Any suggestions?

          $ninoxkey = option('ninox.key');
          $file = Remote::get('https://api.ninoxdb.de/v1/teams/Ksphy7n9EykKByyei/Databases/xd2cvru87m5m/tables/A/records/9/files/19990514Deschoonstederonsterfelijken.jpeg', [
          'headers' => [
          $ninoxkey,
          ],

          ]);
2

What does dump($file) or echo $file give you?

3

dump($file) blank screen, echo Object of class Kirby\Http\Remote could not be converted to string

4

It’s a bit weird that dump($file) gives you a blank screen. It should return the Remote object. Please try again without the echo command.

Also I assume that $ninoxkey only contains your API key, not the Authorization header?

5

According to the document, you need to send the header as follows:

$file = Remote::get('PATH', [
    'headers' => [
        'Authorization' => 'Bearer ' . option('ninox.key')
    ]
]);
6

Using the array is an alternative syntax, using the colon was the older implementation and is still working. Personally, I’d use array syntax as well.

This seems to work, $file->content() returns a lot of gibberish binary data…

$ninoxkey = option('ninox.key');

$file = Remote::get('https://api.ninoxdb.de/v1/teams/Ksphy7n9EykKByyei/Databases/xd2cvru87m5m/tables/A/records/9/files/19990514Deschoonstederonsterfelijken.jpeg', 
[
  'headers' => [
     $ninoxkey
  ]
]);
$file_content = base64_encode ($file->content());

?>
<img src="data:image/gif;base64,<?php echo $file_content ?>" 
 alt="embedded folder icon">

There are probably other ways to convert the binary string into something useful. But the API is horribly slow, at least here.

7

I’m getting the same gibberish binary data…here. API is indeed very slow. Im in contact with Ninox.com for the solution on this.

8

I disabled a html minify plugin, its works now :grinning:.