Hi,
I’m making calls to Stability AI using the Stability AI connector. My goal is to save the image to Airtable.
The module returns a data element which is the PNG (I’m assuming) version of the image. The file name is simply “file.png” so it doesn’t look like I can store it directly into AirTable since it’s not a complete URL.
What are my options at this point?
L
Here’s what I’ve attempted:
- I inserted an HTTP request between the Stability AI call and Airtable, hoping an Airtable webhook would receive the data and store it. However, I encountered a “request too large” error. I verified that the webhook's maximum size is 100KB.
- My next strategy involves creating the image as a Google Drive file and then adding that file to the Airtable field. While this is an indirect method, it should allow me to complete my proof of concept.
- After that is successful, I may need to develop my own API handler for Stability AI. I suspect the one available in callin.io functions correctly, but the lack of documentation makes it difficult to use.
If I aim to build my own reusable module for Stability access, what documentation should I consult? Is it this link:
https://academy.make.com/courses/take/AdvancedC02/texts/54158974-course-2-introduction
or is there other relevant material?
Ideally, I wouldn't want to create my own API handler, but I require certain functionalities (such as a unique job ID, potentially a URL for Airtable to access the data, access to SD 3, etc.) that the current API doesn't seem to offer.
Thanks,
L
Hi there!
The "Request too large" error typically occurs when a file size exceeds your plan's limits. Please verify the file size to ensure it complies with your current plan.
For image uploads, a recommended approach is to store them on services like Dropbox or Google Drive. You can then provide the direct image URL to Airtable, which will display it within your records.
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Hi,
Thanks, that's my current approach (Utilizing Google Drive). It appears to meet my needs. I might require a more robust solution down the line, but it's adequate for the present.
Therefore, I now need to determine if I will implement my own stability solution or not.
Thanks,
L