Demo Project of Image Tagging

This section describes how to use the Image Tagging SDK by AK/SK authentication.

• Replace the AK/SK in the sample code with the actual AK/SK. You can use either the url or image parameter in the initialized ImageTaggingReq to configure image information. This section uses url as an example.
• endpoint indicates the regions and endpoints for Huawei Cloud services. For details, see Regions and Endpoints.

1. The sample code for calling Image Tagging is as follows:

   <?php
   namespace HuaweiCloud\SDK\Image\V2\Model;
   require_once "vendor/autoload.php";
   use HuaweiCloud\SDK\Core\Auth\BasicCredentials;
   use HuaweiCloud\SDK\Core\Http\HttpConfig;
   use HuaweiCloud\SDK\Core\Exceptions\ConnectionException;
   use HuaweiCloud\SDK\Core\Exceptions\RequestTimeoutException;
   use HuaweiCloud\SDK\Core\Exceptions\ServiceResponseException;
   use HuaweiCloud\SDK\Image\V2\ImageClient;
      // Hard-coded or plaintext AK and SK are risky. For security purposes, encrypt your AK and SK and store them in the configuration file or environment variables.
      // In this example, the AK and SK are stored in environment variables for identity authentication. Before running this example, configure environment variables CLOUD_SDK_AK and CLOUD_SDK_SK.
   $ak = getenv('CLOUD_SDK_AK');
   $sk = getenv('CLOUD_SDK_SK');
   //Replace image.xx-xxx-xx.myhuaweicloud.com with the endpoint of the region where the service is enabled.
   $endpoint = "https://image.xx-xxx-xx.myhuaweicloud.com"; 
   $projectId = "";
   $credentials = new BasicCredentials($ak,$sk,$projectId);
   $config = HttpConfig::getDefaultConfig();
   $config->setIgnoreSslVerification(true);
   $client = ImageClient::newBuilder(new ImageClient)
     ->withHttpConfig($config)
     ->withEndpoint($endpoint)
     ->withCredentials($credentials)
     ->build();
   $request = new RunImageTaggingRequest();
   $body = new ImageTaggingReq();
   $body->setLimit(10);
   $body->setThreshold(60);
   $body->setLanguage("zh");
   $body->setImage ("Input image encoded using Base64");
   $request->setBody($body);
   try {
     $response = $client->RunImageTagging($request);
     echo "\n";
     echo $response;
   } catch (ConnectionException $e) {
     $msg = $e->getMessage();
     echo "\n". $msg ."\n";
   } catch (RequestTimeoutException $e) {
     $msg = $e->getMessage();
     echo "\n". $msg ."\n";
   } catch (ServiceResponseException $e) {
     echo "\n";
     echo $e->getHttpStatusCode(). "\n";
     echo $e->getRequestId(). "\n";
     echo $e->getErrorCode() . "\n";
     echo $e->getErrorMsg() . "\n";
   }

2. If the recognition result is displayed on the console, the execution is successful. For details about related parameters, see Image Tagging APIs.

   1 2	RunImageTaggingResponse {"result": {"tags": [{"confidence": "98.01", "type": "Tree", "tag": "Tree", "i18n_tag": {"zh": "Chinese characters for tree", "en": "Tree"}, "i18n_type": {"zh": "Chinese characters for tree", "en": "Tree"}, "instances": []}]}} Process exiting with code: 0