Make sure to set the IMAGGA_API_KEY, IMAGGA_API_SECRET, and DATABASE_URL environmental variables first.

The DATABASE_URL environmental variable should look something like:

postgres:https://username:password@localhost/image-api

Be sure to create the image-api database in Postgresql first so the migrations can run properly:

CREATE DATABASE image-api;

or using the command:

createdb image-api

After performing the setup above, you can build and run by doing the following:

rustup default nightly   # recommended
cargo run

Images can be uploaded via POST /images with the following JSON body:

{
    "image_url": "<your image url>",
    "object_detection": true,
    "label": "<omit this field to autogenerate a label>"
}

Alternatively, you can instead upload an image by base64 encoding it:

{
    "image_base64": "<your base64-encoded image>",
    ...
}

Note that including both image_url and image_base64 in a request will result in a 400 Bad Request error.

Query an image by id:

GET /images/{imageId}

Query all images:

GET /images

Query all images that contain all of the provided tags:

GET /images?objects=dog,cat

Bonus: query all images that contain one or more of the provided tags:

GET /images?some_objects=dog,cat

GET /images/{imageID} and POST /images will return a single image. All other endpoints will return an array of images. Returned images have the following format:

{
    "url": "<url you provided, or where a base64-encoded image was uploaded to>",
    "tags": [
        "tag1",
        "tag2",
        ...
    ],
    "label": "<a label you provided, or one that was generated for you>",
    "id": "<the image's id>"
}