May 29, 2019 · GraphQL.js responses are serialized as JSON, which means you can't serve images with it. You can return either a URL or a Base64-encoded string representing the …

Apr 29, 2024 · Learn more about how to detect labels in an image using Amplify. For example, you can detect if an image has objects such as chairs or desks. AWS Amplify Documentation.

This sample application shows how to use GraphQL to build an application that a user can login to the system, then upload and download photos which are private to them. The sample is written …

Jun 19, 2020 · This post will show you how to setup a GraphQL API with TypeScript code generation and how to use it in a React frontend application. Since Amplify is an AWS service …

Apr 11, 2021 · From here we can add all sorts of functionality: removing images, displaying labels based on confidence (we are showing all so far), searching the list of images based on labels, …

Deploy and manage your app backend with a GraphQL API, User login, File storage and more in minutes. Start small and build to the full scale of AWS! Build components visually in Figma, …

Apr 29, 2024 · Add AI/ML capabilities such as text recognition, image labeling, text-to-speech, and translation to your GraphQL API. Learn more about how to modify Amplify-generated …

Apr 9, 2021 · The app we will build allows a user to take a photo which is uploaded and stored securely and privately. The photo is then analyzed using Amplify Predictions which returns a …

This app will allow you to set a tracker on the types of items you'd like to detect. It will then check for movement, detect the item in the picture, and if the item is on the list of items being …

Mar 24, 2020 · The app will be developed using ReactJs, Amplify, Stripe for payment and AWS Rekognition to classify user images. Follow publication Photo by Pero Kalimero on Unsplash