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https://github.com/rohitdalal0/download-stock-photos-gui

A simple app to download images from unsplash
https://github.com/rohitdalal0/download-stock-photos-gui

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A simple app to download images from unsplash

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# Unsplash-HD-image-downloading-GUI-application

# Hey guys,

# why you should use this cause:

  * This will save you time.

  * It will find you photos what type of you need in a short time.

  * It is free of cost.

  * It's easy to use.

  * Life time runing.

# Set up API in application

  * Just go [this](https://unsplash.com/developers) website, resister as a developer.

  * Get API from there

  * Read [documentation](https://unsplash.com/documentation) if you like otherwise you can skip.

  * Paste API at the place `{your API key}`

# Quick set up guide:

  1. Location

      * The API is available at `https://api.unsplash.com/`. Responses are sent as `JSON.`

  2. Public Actions

      * Many actions can be performed without requiring authentication from a specific user. For example, `downloading a photo does not require a user to log in.`



      * To authenticate requests in this way, pass your application’s access key via the `HTTP Authorization header:`



  3. Authorization: `Client-ID YOUR_ACCESS_KEY`

      * You can also pass this value using a `client_id query` parameter:

         `https://api.unsplash.com/photos/?client_id=YOUR_ACCESS_KEY`

      If only your access key is sent, attempting to perform non-public actions that require user authorization will result in a `401` Unauthorized response.

   4. Link

      URL’s for the first, last, next, and previous pages are supplied, if applicable. They are comma-separated and differentiated with a rel attribute.



      1. For example, after requesting page 3 of the photo list:

          **`Link: ; rel="first",`

         *`; rel="prev",`

         *`; rel="last",`

         *`; rel="next"`

 # Full Url set up

    api = f'https://api.unsplash.com/photos/search?query={image_name}&resolution={size}&orientation={orientation}&client_id={Your API Key} ={pages}&w=1500&dpi=2

    

    # pixel size : 1500, 1080, 400, 200



   5. Supported parameters

      * We officially support the parameters:

       * `w, h:` for adjusting the width and height of a photo.

       * `crop:` for applying cropping to the photo.

       * `fm:` for converting image format.

       * `auto=format:` for automatically choosing the optimal image format depending on user browser.

       * `q:` for changing the compression quality when using lossy file formats.

       * `fit:` for changing the fit of the image within the specified dimensions.

       * `dpi:` for adjusting the device pixel ratio of the image.

  

# Search by key words [Doc](https://unsplash.com/documentation#search-photos)

  1. Parameters

       * `query`	Search terms.

       * `page`	Page number to retrieve. `(Optional; default: 1)`

       * `per_page`	Number of items per page. `(Optional; default: 10)`

       * `collections`	Collection ID(‘s) to narrow search. If multiple, comma-separated.

       * `orientation`	Filter search results by photo orientation. Valid values are landscape, portrait, and squarish.

  2. Response

       * The photo objects returned here are abbreviated. For full details use `GET /photos/:id`

       `200 OK

        Link: ; rel="first", ; rel="prev", ; rel="last",https://api.unsplash.com/search/photos?page=3&query=office>; rel="next" X-Ratelimit-Limit: 1000

X-Ratelimit-Remaining: 999`



# Random photos

  1. Get a random photo

      1. Retrieve a single random photo, given optional filters.



  2. GET /photos/random

      1. Note: See the note on hotlinking.



  3. Parameters

      1. All parameters are optional, and can be combined to narrow the pool of photos from which a random one will be chosen.



  4. param	Description

      1. `collections`	Public collection `ID(‘s)` to filter selection. If multiple, comma-separated

      2. `featured`	Limit selection to featured photos.

      3. `username`	Limit selection to a single user.

      4. `query`	Limit selection to photos matching a search term.

      5. `orientation`	Filter search results by photo orientation. Valid values are `landscape`, `portrait`, and `squarish.`

      6. `count`	The number of photos to return. `(Default: 1; max: 30)`

# Uses of my application

  * use commercial.

  * use Non-commercial it up to you.

  * you can user profesionaly and perosonal use.

# Keep sporting and loving all of you guys.

# Have a nice day.