I've tried to get the translate service to work using the AzureCognitive R package, but I get a HTTP 400 error and I can't seem to fix it.
# Initial setup
# I've already did the create login
# az <- AzureRMR::create_azure_login(tenant = "<tenant>")
az <- AzureRMR::get_azure_login()
sub <- az$get_subscription(id = "<id>")
rg <- sub$get_resource_group("<resource-group>")
# retrieve it
cogsvc <- rg$get_cognitive_service(name = "<name>")
# getting the endpoint from the resource object
endp <- cogsvc$get_endpoint()
############################
# This is where it fails
############################
call_cognitive_endpoint(endpoint = endp,
operation = "translate",
options = list('api-version' = "3.0",
'from' = 'en',
'to' = 'dk'),
body = "[{'Text':'Hello, what is your name?'}]",
http_verb = "POST")
call_cognitive_endpoint(endpoint = endp,
operation = "translate",
options = list('api-version' = "3.0",
'from' = 'en',
'to' = 'dk'),
body = list(text = "Hello, what is your name"),
http_verb = "POST")
Can someone see if this is a bug or me doing something wrong?
CodePudding user response:
As per this example, you can pass the body as body=list(list(text = "Hello, what is your name"")),
call_cognitive_endpoint(endpoint = endp,
operation = "translate",
options = list('api-version' = "3.0",
'from' = 'en',
'to' = 'dk'),
body = list(list(text = "Hello, what is your name")),
http_verb = "POST")