fal AI example docs

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• New Features

  • Introduced a comprehensive guide for converting images to cartoon-style using the fal AI platform.
  • Added a new example task for image conversion in the documentation.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced the "Introduction" guide with a new example task entry.
  • Improved formatting and structural consistency in the documentation JSON file for better readability.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new documentation file detailing how to convert images to cartoon-style representations using the fal AI platform. The documentation outlines prerequisites, the task code in TypeScript, and the functionality of the falAiImageToCartoon task, which processes images and uploads the results to Cloudflare R2. Additionally, it updates existing documentation to include this new task in relevant sections and modifies a JSON configuration file for improved structure and readability.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/guides/examples/fal-ai-image-to-cartoon.mdx	New documentation file created to guide users on converting images to cartoons using fal AI.
docs/guides/introduction.mdx	Added new example task "fal AI image to cartoon" to the "Example tasks" section.
docs/mint.json	Updated formatting for structural consistency and added new entry for the example task in navigation.

Possibly related PRs

• Added overview pages for guides and examples, and improved examples #1314: Adds an example task titled "fal AI image to cartoon," directly related to this PR's documentation.
• Supabase Storage and Stripe webhook examples #1345: Introduces an example task for uploading videos to Supabase Storage, sharing similar concepts with the current PR.
• Moving the docs examples section into guides #1356: Moves the examples section into guides, enhancing organization related to the new example task.
• Added supabase database operations and new snippet #1359: Adds an example task for Supabase database operations, potentially relevant to image handling in this PR.
• Supabase database webhook example upgrade #1386: Updates the Supabase database webhook example, which could relate to image processing tasks.
• Webhook guides #1396: Introduces a guide on webhooks, possibly relevant to image processing and uploads.
• Updated guides intro and side menu #1398: Updates the guides intro and side menu, potentially referencing the new documentation.
• Added Sentry example #1435: Adds a Sentry error tracking example, relevant for error handling in image processing tasks.

Suggested reviewers

• matt-aitken: Suggested reviewer for this pull request.

🐰 "In the land of pixels bright,
A cartoon hops into sight!
With fal AI's magic touch,
Images transform, oh so much!
From real to cartoon, a playful dance,
In Cloudflare's arms, they take a chance!" 🖼️✨

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