Python send image using request

-
import requests

def uplaod_image_on_server(url,image_path):
    # Open the image file in binary mode
    with open(image_path, "rb") as file:
        # Create a dictionary with the file parameter and the image file
        files = {"screenshot": (image_path, file, "image/jpeg")}

        # post data
        payload = {
        "SystemName": "DESKTOP112",
        }

        # Make the POST request with the image
        response = requests.post(url, files=files,data=payload)

    # Print the response
    print(response.text)


uplaodImageUrl = "http://localhost/testing/"
image_path = "./image.png"

uplaod_image_on_server(uplaodImageUrl,image_path)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ensuring File Creation in the Current Directory when Converting Python (.py) Script to Executable (.exe).

-
Image
Ensuring File Creation in the Current Directory when Converting Python (.py) Script to Executable (.exe). When you create a file in Python within the current directory, everything works seamlessly. However, if you decide to convert your Python script into a standalone executable (.exe) using tools like PyInstaller, you might encounter a situation where the file is created in a temporary folder, and upon code execution completion, it mysteriously disappears. To overcome this challenge and ensure that your file appears in the current directory, consider using the following code snippet: Explanation: In the above code, we use sys.frozen to check if the script is running in a frozen (compiled into an executable) environment. This is particularly relevant when the script is converted to a standalone executable using tools like PyInstaller. When the script is running as a .py file, myPath is set to the absolute path of the script using os.path.abspath(__file__). When the script is running as...
Read more

Express Production Setup - 4 | HELMET

-
 Helmet helps secure Express apps by setting HTTP response headers. it will remove all header from express app like X-Powered-By : express  we can remove using  express.remove("x-powered-by"); but it's make it easy * also help  XSS attacks index.js      import express from " express ";     import helmet from " helmet ";     const app = express ();     // Use Helmet!     app . use ( helmet ());     app . get (" / ", ( req , res ) => {     res . send (" Hello world! ");     });     app . listen ( 8000 );
Read more

Node Js Private Key And Public Key Encryption and Decryption

-
    const crypto = require (' crypto ');     // Generate RSA key pair for personal decryption     const MyKey = crypto . generateKeyPairSync (' rsa ', {         modulusLength: 2048 ,         publicKeyEncoding: {             type: ' spki ',             format: ' pem '         },         privateKeyEncoding: {             type: ' pkcs8 ',             format: ' pem '         }     });     // Function to encrypt a message using user's public key     function encryptMessage ( message , publicKey ) {         let encryptMsg ;         try {             encryptMsg = crypto . publicEncrypt ( publicKey , Buffer . from ( message )). toString...
Read more