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The error message "no multipart boundary param in Content-Type" indicates that Groq's API is expecting a multipart/form-data request with a boundary parameter specified in the Content-Type header. The boundary is used to separate parts of a multipart message.
To resolve this issue, you'll need to ensure that your API call correctly specifies the multipart/form-data with the appropriate boundary. Here’s how you might do it:
Remember, the key part here is to use a library or module that automatically handles the multipart/form-data formatting for you, including appending the boundary to the Content-Type header.
To resolve this issue, you'll need to ensure that your API call correctly specifies the multipart/form-data with the appropriate boundary. Here’s how you might do it:
- **Boundary in Content-Type Header:**The Content-Type header should include a boundary parameter. Typically, this is handled automatically by your HTTP client if you specify that you're sending a multipart form.
- **Additional Form Data Specification:**If you're directly setting HTTP headers and body, you'll need to ensure that your body is constructed as a multipart/form-data message. This means each part of the payload (like the URL and model) should be a separate part in the form.
- **Using an HTTP Library:**If you're using a library to perform the HTTP request, make sure to use its form-data or multipart features instead of manually crafting the Content-Type header. Most libraries handle boundary setting automatically when you use form-data methods.
axios for example:Remember, the key part here is to use a library or module that automatically handles the multipart/form-data formatting for you, including appending the boundary to the Content-Type header.
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•3/29/25, 7:50 PM