Here is my flow
Sometimes, the PDF uploaded will contain 1 image or sometimes it will contain 4
my goal is to have the flow and take the images from the bundles ( the URLs… ) and pass them to the Vision API DYNAMICALLY
How do I do so, can someone please help
Individually, just map the “url” variable from the Iterator.
Together, you don’t need the iterator. You can just use the built-in map function to get all the “url” from the array, and then use the built-in function join.
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ok that sounds logical and it worked! I just have 1 small question
sometimes the file that’s being converted will have like 5 output images, how do I dynamically push them to vision ( I check the tutorials, but there was nothing about “dynamic”
I was tried using a repeat step but it had 5 API calls to GPT vision which didn’t make sense
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