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The video provides a comprehensive tutorial on using the Imager API to manage images. It begins with instructions on setting up an application on the Imager API documentation page, including how to register an application to receive a client ID and client secret. The creator then demonstrates how to configure Postman with OAuth 2.0 settings to acquire an access token for making API calls.
Key processes are highlighted through the usage of Postman for various actions on an Imager account:
1. **Uploading an Image** using the appropriate POST requests.
2. **Favoriting an Image** through specific POST requests with the image's hash.
3. **Updating an Image’s Title and Description** by making the necessary POST requests with updated data.
4. **Deleting an Image** using the DELETE request, validated by the returned status codes.
The tutorial is designed to ensure viewers understand each step, with a helpful downloadable file containing all the API calls used. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to engage with the content if they found it useful.
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In this part of the video, the creator demonstrates how to use the Imager API to upload a photo. They provide a detailed walkthrough from setting up on the Imager API documentation page to making API calls using Postman. First, they explain how to register an application and obtain the client ID and client secret. Next, they guide through setting up Postman by creating a new request, configuring it with OAuth 2.0 settings, and acquiring an access token. Finally, they show how to use this token to upload an image, detailing necessary headers and API endpoints. The video also mentions a free downloadable file with all the API calls used in the tutorial.
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In this segment, the video demonstrates various API calls using Postman for managing images on an Imager account. The key actions include:
1. **Uploading an Image**: Set up a POST request, select ‘file’ in form data, and upload an image, verifying success with a 200 OK status.
2. **Favoriting an Image**: Create a POST request to favorite an image by its hash, retrieved from the image’s URL. Verify success by checking the favorites on Imager.
3. **Updating Image Title and Description**: Set up a POST request with the appropriate URL and headers. Include parameters for the title and description along with the image hash and verify the update on the image.
4. **Deleting an Image**: Set up a DELETE request with the image hash. Success is indicated by a 200 OK status and a 404 error when trying to access the deleted image.
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In this part of the video, the speaker successfully deletes an image and concludes the Imager API tutorial. They express hope that viewers now have a better understanding of using the Imager API and encourage viewers to like the video and subscribe for more content if they found it helpful.