Wide Eyes integration for Symfony.
Documentation of the API can be found here: https://wideeyes.ai/.
composer require answear/wide-eyes-bundle
Answear\WideEyesBundle\AnswearWideEyesBundle::class => ['all' => true],
should be added automatically to your config/bundles.php file by Symfony Flex.
privateKey# config/packages/answear_wide_eyes.yaml
answear_wide_eyes:
publicKey: 'your_public_key'
config will be passed to \Answear\WideEyesBundle\Service\ConfigProvider class.
For similar recommendations use SimilarClient and its method getSimilar.
use Answear\WideEyesBundle\Service\SimilarClient;
$similarResponse = $similarClient->getSimilar('uid', 'country');
Your agruments are: uid - your unique id for product and country - country for which products your asking.
In result you're getting SimilarResponse that has getUids method - with similar uids returned by api.
For search by image use SearchByImageClient.
To detect products on image and find theirs features use detectAndFeatures
use Answear\WideEyesBundle\Service\SearchByImageClient;
$detectAndFeturesResponse = $searchByImageClient->getSimilar('url');
Your agrument is: url - url to the image on which you want to detect products and features.
In result you're getting DetectAndFeaturesResponse that contains all detection returned by api.
To search products with previously found feature use searchByFeature
use Answear\WideEyesBundle\Service\SearchByImageClient;
$detectAndFeturesResponse = $searchByImageClient->searchByFeature('featureId', 'label', 'gender', 'filters', 'maxNumResults');
Your agruments are:
featureId - featureId you got form DetectAndFeatureslabel - label you got form DetectAndFeaturesgender - gender you got from DetectAndFeatures (optional)filters - result filters (optional)maxNumResults - maximal number of return products (optional)In result you're getting SearchByFeatureResponse that contains all found products uids meeting your criteria.
Feel free to open pull requests with new features, improvements or bug fixes. The Answear team will be grateful for any comments.
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