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I had a problem when I was using Rails as an API and was collecting images using gem twitter.
The URI of the image acquired by the twitter API starts with http, and a warning of" unsafe "has appeared on the site where https communication is possible.
By the way, at that time, I was getting this error on the console.
Mixed Content: The page at 'https://hogehoge.com' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image 'http://hogehoge.net/hoge.jpg. This content should also be served over HTTPS.
It seems to be called mixed content. At first, I couldn't think of a way to put it together this time, so I managed to do it at the front desk, but I fixed it because it should be done at the back.
examples_controller.rb
def show
client = Authorization.init #This is a unique class. Contains client information.
@data = client.search("#Hashtags you want to collect", result_type: "recent").take(4).collect do |tweet|
{
"image": "#{tweet.user.profile_image_url.to_s.sub('http', 'https')}",
"name": "#{tweet.user.name}",
"text": "#{tweet.full_text}",
"tweet_link": "#{tweet.uri}"
}
end
render json: {tweet: @data}
end
To explain what I'm doing, I collect 4 tweets with a specific hashtag and return them as json data.
The important part this time is " image ":" # {tweet.user.profile_image_url.to_s.sub ('http','https')} ",.
This was taught by another engineer, but when I look at ʻuser.profile_image_url` on the rails console, the result is returned in the form of data (?) That I do not understand a little, but by to_s It became a beautiful URL.
It feels like I'm converting by applying the sub method there.
Note that you are using sub instead of gsub. The reason is that if there is a character string "http" in a part (other than the beginning) of the URL of the image, it will be converted incorrectly and the image will not be displayed.
I hope it helps someone.
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