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I'm getting data from an API and i'm trying to push that data into two variables. I can access part of the data being returned but not all of it, I can print all of the data but when I try to access a specific part of it, it doesn't work.

E.G: res = response from API

Im trying to do a variety of firebase actions in one call in a react-native app using react-native-firebase. the flow goes something like this:

• create user in authentication
• send image to storage
• send data to firestore

During the image-storage phase, the imgRef.putFile() function errors out saying the user isn't authorized. However im using createUserWithEmailAndPassword() (which authenticates a user in on completion) and then using the returned credential to do the rest of the work, image storage and firestore creations.

firebase storage rules are set to allow only authenticated users. here's the ruleset:

so i'm currently getting an array of data from a mock api, I'm trying to put that data into an object that I've created and then render it on the screen. Currently I've got as far as getting the data from the API but when I try to put the data into the variable and print the result, it doesn't work, it does however work when I print the data inside of the function that calls the data (shown below). It also calls the Future function (getUserFeed) on init of the page (or state, I'm not sure) - This is the current code:

So currently my code uploads an image to S3 but what I want it to now do is to get the URL of the image that has been uploaded, so this URL can be stored in the DB and used later.

I know it's possible, as it was shown in this question here: s3 file upload does not return response (but that is JavaScript and I'm struggling to convert it to c#)

This is my code, it works perfectly, I just need to get the URL of the uploaded object + is there a way to make the object public by default. I tried to console write the response but that was no help

I've a lambda function that is invoked from AWS API Gateway.

The lambda is receiving an image as a multipart/form-data and then the lambda needs to add some extra headers and pass that image to another external service using multipart/form-data too.

Right now, my service is doing this:

I'm trying a figure out how I can hide an image's url when looking at the console or source code.

I've seen others asking about this to prevent users from downloading the images, but this is not the problem - in fact they should be able to download/save the images.

The real reason is because my users are uploading images on my website, to a third-party storage service like cloudinary. I don't want the users to know where the images are going, because I'm afraid they could manipulate the data sent or received. This is just an additional security measure, even after checking that the images sent/received are indeed image urls and not malicious code or anything.

What do you recommend for hiding the urls in the console? I'm completely out of ideas on where to start.

To elaborate a bit: The user clicks 'browse for files' on my website, then clicks 'upload'. The files get transferred to cloudinary for storage. My website then fetches the image url(s) from cloudinary, stores the url in my database, and displays them in div boxes on the user's profile. Something like this:

I have an Azure WebJob which has a similar code inside: