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Random 2D Image API Volume 3#
Date: 2020-3-10 Ajuo Code tinkering Views: 3717 Comments: 27
I had originally pinned the second volume, and didn't plan to release the third volume, but after thinking about it, I ended up coming up with so much to say. I thought, if I don't post it, wouldn't that be a waste of so many brain cells?
It has been 2 years since the last update, and the API has been running smoothly for over 2 years now.
All images are hosted on Sina Cloud servers, with global CDN acceleration. Thanks to Fantasy Domain for providing the upload service.
API Address: #
Parameters #
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Parameter Name | Description |
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size (optional) |
Value: 0~7, the level of the returned image thumbnail (size), the larger the number, the blurrier the image and the smaller the image size, default is 0. For example, https://random.52ecy.cn/randbg.php?size=4 |
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type (optional) |
Value: pc, mobile, the type of the returned image, pc is for desktop wallpaper, mobile is for mobile wallpaper (portrait), default is pc. For example, https://random.52ecy.cn/randbg.php?type=mobile |
Many people have asked me whether the API is open source, but I think it's unnecessary, and it can't even be called open source. It's just a few lines of code, two commands, and I would feel embarrassed to share it.
There are many methods, and the one that suits you is the best.
Because an update triggered by a single image is really quite random.
Updates
- March 23, 2020
- Updated the type parameter, values: pc, mobile
- Added 1000 mobile images
- Added 1000 pc images
User Comments:
Rainshaw 6 months ago (2020-11-21)
The 127.0.0.1 domain seems to have been blacklisted by the system. The development environment has become harsh (x
Self-taught College 7 months ago (2020-10-15)
Daily urging for updates, the blogger's updates have been a bit long, crying
Ajuo 7 months ago (2020-10-16)
@Self-taught College: It's updated now.
Shenzhen Self-taught Associate Degree 7 months ago (2020-10-12)
This blog is still here!! Blogger, don't give up!
Haha 9 months ago (2020-08-10)
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Karuboniru 1 year ago (2020-03-31)
It seems that the random image relies on cookies, but the API does not set the cookie withSameSite=Noneandsecureattributes, causing some browsers to refuse to accept this cookie, resulting in users only facing the same image.
@Karuboniru: If you hadn't told me, I wouldn't have noticed this issue. I didn't expect that even in 2022, there would still be such a problem. It has been fixed now.
@Ajuo: OK, it's better now.
@Karuboniru: This is also thanks to you.
@Karuboniru: Or consider changing the random seed to be generated by site + time, which might avoid using cookies.
@Ajuo: Hmm, Chrome is fine now, but FireFox Nightly still doesn't send this cookie. I looked at the response, and the PHPSESSID cookie still doesn't have the samesite and secure attributes set.
@Karuboniru: Now it really works, I even downloaded FireFox to test it.
@Ajuo: The cookie's validity period is the session.
Visitors still have a high probability of seeing the same image.
I think it can be changed to persistent.
Trash Sponge 1 year ago (2020-03-18)
Give me something strong.
@Trash Sponge: As long as you can refresh it.
@Ajuo: Thanks, I'm good now, how about you?
Onisan 1 year ago (2020-03-16)
I really like this image library feature.
Lin and Lurking 1 year ago (2020-03-11)
I tested it today, whether embedded in a webpage, directly fetched with wget, or adding random characters and numbers after the parameters, I always get the same image (https://tva1.sinaimg.cn/large/0072Vf1pgy1fp20dsdtuoj318g0vf10y).
@Lin and Lurking: I don't know how you called it, but calling it according to the tutorial in the image above works fine.
Aoyama 1 year ago (2020-03-11)
I want something without clothes.
@Aoyama: This won't do, this thing has to be watched secretly by one person.