API
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Anti-AI Filter
Anti-AI Filter
This document explains how to create orders for applying the Anti-AI filter to images and how to query order information.
Place a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket.
This flow explains how to create a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket.
Steps
Description
Notes
You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling the API.
You can create an Anti-AI protection order by calling the API.
You can include up to 100 files per order request.
upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)
Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to the S3 storage.
Example:
curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-
files/image-file.jpg'
-The default expiration time for the link is 30 minutes.
-For reliability and performance, using the AWS S3 SDK is recommended.
notify
(orderProcessedEvent)
The webhook registered by the client is called to notify the order processing results.
For more details, refer to Registering a Webhook.
downloadOrder(order.orderId)
complete
When the order reaches this processing status, you can issue a URL to download the order.
-The default expiration time for the link is 30 minutes.
-For reliability and performance, using the AWS S3 SDK is recommended.
Load external public images and apply the Anti-AI filter.
The MORI API guide explains the features in the following order. By following it step by step from the beginning, you can easily integrate with the API.
Steps
Description
Notes
create(order)
You can create an Anti-AI protection order by calling the API.
You can include up to 100 files per order request.
upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)
Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.
Example:
curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-
files/image-file.jpg'
-The default expiration time for the link is 30 minutes.
-For reliability and performance, using the AWS S3 SDK is recommended.
notify
(orderProcessedEvent)
The webhook registered by the client is called to notify the order processing results.
For more details, refer to Registering a Webhook.
Getting started
Integration Guide
API
/
Anti-AI Filter
Anti-AI Filter
This document explains how to create orders for applying the Anti-AI filter to images and how to query order information.
Place a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket.
This flow explains how to create a filter application order after uploading images to the MORI S3 bucket.
Steps
Description
Notes
You can create an Anti-AI filter order by calling the API.
You can create an Anti-AI protection order by calling the API.
You can include up to 100 files per order request.
upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)
Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to the S3 storage.
Example:
curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-
files/image-file.jpg'
-The default expiration time for the link is 30 minutes.
-For reliability and performance, using the AWS S3 SDK is recommended.
notify
(orderProcessedEvent)
The webhook registered by the client is called to notify the order processing results.
For more details, refer to Registering a Webhook.
downloadOrder(order.orderId)
complete
When the order reaches this processing status, you can issue a URL to download the order.
-The default expiration time for the link is 30 minutes.
-For reliability and performance, using the AWS S3 SDK is recommended.
Load external public images and apply the Anti-AI filter.
The MORI API guide explains the features in the following order. By following it step by step from the beginning, you can easily integrate with the API.
Steps
Description
Notes
create(order)
You can create an Anti-AI protection order by calling the API.
You can include up to 100 files per order request.
upload
(file,orderFile.uploadUrl)
Call the Amazon S3 API to upload files to S3 storage.
Example:
curl --location --request PUT 'uploadUrl' \
--data '@/Users/user/Documents/moribiz/sample-
files/image-file.jpg'
-The default expiration time for the link is 30 minutes.
-For reliability and performance, using the AWS S3 SDK is recommended.
notify
(orderProcessedEvent)
The webhook registered by the client is called to notify the order processing results.
For more details, refer to Registering a Webhook.