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FranciscoMoretti / carousel-generator

🖼️ An open source AI carousel maker for LinkedIn
https://carouselgenerator.vercel.app
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Unable to Download Imported Carousel Files - NS_BINDING_ABORTED and 500 Internal Server Errors #10

Open francescofeston opened 2 days ago

francescofeston commented 2 days ago

Hi @FranciscoMoretti.

Description: I am experiencing issues when attempting to download imported content (custom JSON) through my carousel generator project. While the default model files can be downloaded successfully, when I import my own content, the download process fails. In particular, I'm seeing multiple NS_BINDING_ABORTED and 500 Internal Server Error responses in the browser console logs.

This issue arises when my proxy server attempts to fetch external resources such as images, which leads to the 500 errors. Here are the details:

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Use the default carousel model - files download successfully.
  2. Import custom content in JSON format to generate a new carousel.
  3. Attempt to download the generated files.
  4. Observe that the download fails with network errors.

Expected Behavior: The custom imported content should generate the carousel correctly and allow the download of the generated files.

Actual Behavior:

Error Logs from Browser Console:

GET https://example.com/background1.jpg NS_BINDING_ABORTED
GET http://localhost:3000/api/proxy?url=https://example.com/background1.jpg [HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error 1258ms]
GET https://example.com/avatar.png NS_BINDING_ABORTED
GET http://localhost:3000/api/proxy?url=https://example.com/avatar.png [HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error 1266ms]

Environment:

Additional Context: It seems that the issue is related to the proxy server setup when fetching external resources (e.g., images). The default model doesn't have these issues, but custom JSON imports fail during the download process.

I would appreciate any guidance or recommendations to resolve this issue, especially regarding proxy server configuration and error handling for external resources.

Thank you!

FranciscoMoretti commented 1 day ago

This is likely related to the images addresses in particular.

Can you share the image links you used?

Can you also share the content JSON file?

I'd like to reproduce it.

Context: There is no difference between URL input and JSON import. I think the proxy is trying to get an image from a site that doesn't serve images.

francescofeston commented 1 day ago

Hi @FranciscoMoretti,

image links: https://example.com/background1.jp; https://example.com/background2.jp; https://example.com/background3.jp and so on.

JSON file attached. test_two.json

Thanks, Francesco

FranciscoMoretti commented 7 hours ago

Those image links (and the ones in the json file) return 404 when I access with my browser.

Here is an example of your JSON with some sample images from https://picsum.photos/

test_two.json