View on pypi.org: pypi.org/project/pika-sdk
pip install pika-sdk
If you don't have your API key, get one from pika.style. Check the documentation on how to get your API key
ps = pika_sdk.PikaSdk('YOUR_PIKA_API_KEY')
response = ps.generate_image_from_template('open-graph-image-1', {'title': 'From python sdk new'}, 'base64')
print(response['data']['base64'])
import pika_sdk
ps = pika_sdk.PikaSdk('sk-he2jdus1cbz1dpt4mktgjyvx')
response = ps.generate_image_from_template('open-graph-image-1', {'title': 'From python sdk new'}, 'base64')
print(response)
print("Image base64:", response['data']['base64'])
Base64 output
data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAABLAAAAJ2CAYAAABPQHtcAAAAAXNSR0IArs4c6QAAIABJREFUeJzs3XmYJXdZL/Bvna37dM90FghLCBAQkC1BCBAMShLFBJAgKnofroBeFUUF5LrhiihXcV8BQRYVUUAlIewIGPbFmLCFLWwCYZEtzPR+trp/TM/......
from io import BytesIO
import pika_sdk
from PIL import Image
ps = pika_sdk.PikaSdk('sk-he2jdus1cbz1dpt4mktgjyvx')
response = ps.generate_image_from_template('open-graph-image-1', {'title': 'From python sdk new'}, 'binary')
with Image.open(BytesIO(response.content)) as im:
im.save('og.png')
This example writes the binary image to the file og.png
Use this function to generate an image. It takes in 3 arguments
argument | required | description |
---|---|---|
template_id |
Yes | ID of the template (open-graph-image-1 , tweet-image-1 , beautify-screenshot-1 ) |
modifications |
Yes | Modifications for the selected template. |
response_format |
No | base64 or binary (Defaults to base64 ). |
For available templates and their modifications refer image generation api templates