From there it is just a case of using the Write Binary File node to output the file to the filesystem, There is a tricky bit though as there is no real filename or extension I have cheated a bit and used the replace function on the mimetype so it won’t be perfect but should get you started.
yes, the URL is already a image , only after posting the example URL i checked and i found its already retrun an image…
However what i am trying to do is that, i am trying to capture image from slack and process it…
when i use a HTTP note to get a response on the Image which was posted on the slack, i get an URL and when i do a HTTP request to that URL all i get is a bunch of HTML dom, and i dont know how to process that…
the HTML reponse is big and i am unable to post it over here…
That sounds like it may be a more complicated, Can you share the workflow you are currently using (replacing anything important) and I can take a quick look unless anyone beats me to it.
After lot of struggle i managed to get what i want…
For those of who having the same query, you have to first make the slack image to a public_enabled. This is achiveable using the slack API files.sharedPublicURL
Now that i have done it and i also found a way to get the exact image by modifying the permalink_public URL.
Yes its event api, I kind of made some workaround to get the expected result using set node with regular expression, but I not sure that’s the right way to do it …