# 🖼 ApexImageAnalyzer: Analyze Images with Groq

ApexImageAnalyzer uses the Groq SDK to analyze images and extract meaningful insights. By converting images to Data URLs, it leverages Groq's advanced models to understand and provide detailed descriptions of image content.


# 🚀 Installation

To use ApexImageAnalyzer, import it from the apexify.js library:

# JavaScript

const { ApexImageAnalyzer } = require('apexify.js'); 

# TypeScript

import { ApexImageAnalyzer } from 'apexify.js'; 

# 📸 ApexImageAnalyzer: Image Analysis

ApexImageAnalyzer connects with Groq's API to analyze images. It supports URL-based image sources and integrates seamlessly with Groq's powerful AI models.

# 📌 Example Usage

const imageUrl = 'https://example.com/image.png'; // URL of the image to analyze
const prompt = 'Describe the content of this image.';

const analysisResult = await ApexImageAnalyzer({ imgURL: imageUrl, prompt });
console.log(analysisResult); // Logs the analysis result from Groq

# ⚙️ Parameters

Here are the key parameters for ApexImageAnalyzer:

Parameter Description Required Default Value
imgURL URL of the image to analyze. Yes None
ApiKey API key for Groq service (optional). No Default key provided in code
prompt Custom prompt to guide the image analysis. No Empty string

# 🌟 Key Features

# 🔍 Image Analysis

Analyze and extract insights from images using Groq's advanced AI models.

# 🌐 URL Support

Handles images accessible via HTTP/HTTPS URLs.

# 🚀 Seamless Integration

Uses Groq's powerful chat completions model to understand and describe image content.

# 🛠 Error Handling

Provides detailed error messages in case of issues during the analysis process.


# 📚 How It Works

  1. Provide Image URL: Input the URL of the image you want to analyze.
  2. Convert Image: The image URL is converted to a Data URL for processing.
  3. Analyze Image: ApexImageAnalyzer sends the Data URL and prompt to Groq for analysis.
  4. Receive Results: Get a descriptive analysis of the image content.

# 🛠 Advanced Usage Example

const imageUrl = 'path/to/local/image.png'; // URL or local path to the image
const prompt = 'What can you tell me about this image?';

const analysisResult = await ApexImageAnalyzer({ imgURL: imageUrl, prompt });
console.log(analysisResult); // JSON representation of the image analysis

# 📂 Customization Options

  • Image Source: Can be an online URL or a local file path. Local paths must be relative to the main project directory. For URLs, the image is first converted to a Data URL.
  • API Key: Optionally provide your own API key for Groq. If omitted, a default key is used.
  • Prompt: Customize the prompt to direct the analysis according to your needs.

# 💡 Note

  • File Path Handling: The imgURL parameter can be an HTTP/HTTPS URL or a local file path. If using a local path, ensure it's relative to your project's root directory. For URLs, the image is converted to a Data URL for analysis.

💬 Pro Tip: For best results, ensure the image is clear and high-quality. Groq’s models perform best with images that have good resolution and distinct content.