Robert Sinclair

tested and working: ``` const data = JSON.stringify({ contents: [{ parts: [{ inlineData: { mimeType: mimeType, data: fileContent.toString('base64') } }, { text: 'Analyze this.' }, ], }, ], }); ```

$ node anal2.js woman_art1.jpg ``` The painting depicts a woman sitting at a cafe table, her gaze directed downwards, creating a sense of introspection. She is dressed in a vibrant...

the only restriction is that the payload can be 20971520 bytes maximum.

it seems to work with many more file types than the ones publicized :D $ node anal2.js ../spectrogram.html This HTML code creates a web page that visualizes audio input from...

> Great, thanks for sharing your finds! I'll let you know how my testing goes. it works! you can add it... only caveat: not all mime types are supported. and...



This one he messed up.. but the answer is almost right: 

Note: for files who don't have a known mime type or that are unaccepted, just use their ascii representation. If you pass them as application/* they will probably be refused....

@jba completed? why?? I am having the same erro!