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@imatis/react-native-image-picker

v3.2.1-imatis.2

Published

A React Native module that allows you to use native UI to select media from the device library or directly from the camera

Downloads

4

Readme

React Native Image Picker

A React Native module that allows you to select a photo/video from the device library or camera.

Note: If you are still using deprecated version 2.x.x check this for documentation.

Migration from 2.x.x to 3.x.x

  • showImagePicker API is removed.
  • No permission required for default options on Android.
  • Removed and updated some values in options, so please check them carefully.

Install

yarn add react-native-image-picker

# RN >= 0.60
cd ios && pod install

# RN < 0.60
react-native link react-native-image-picker

Post-install Steps

iOS

Add the appropriate keys to your Info.plist,

If you are allowing user to select image/video from photos, add NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription.

If you are allowing user to capture image add NSCameraUsageDescription key also.

If you are allowing user to capture video add NSCameraUsageDescription add NSMicrophoneUsageDescription key also.

Android

No permissions required (saveToPhotos requires permission check).

Note: This library does not require Manifest.permission.CAMERA, if your app declares as using this permission in manifest then you have to obtain the permission before using launchCamera.

API Reference

Methods

import {launchCamera, launchImageLibrary} from 'react-native-image-picker';

launchCamera()

Launch camera to take photo or video.

launchCamera(options?, callback);

See Options for further information on options.

The callback will be called with a response object, refer to The Response Object.

launchImageLibrary

Launch gallery to pick image or video.

launchImageLibrary(options?, callback)

See Options for further information on options.

The callback will be called with a response object, refer to The Response Object.

Options

| Option | iOS | Android | Description | | ------------- | --- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | mediaType | OK | OK | 'photo' or 'video' | | maxWidth | OK | OK | To resize the image | | maxHeight | OK | OK | To resize the image | | videoQuality | OK | OK | 'low', 'medium', or 'high' on iOS, 'low' or 'high' on Android | | durationLimit | OK | OK | Video max duration in seconds | | quality | OK | OK | 0 to 1, photos | | includeBase64 | OK | OK | If true, creates base64 string of the image (Avoid using on large image files due to performance) | | saveToPhotos | OK | OK | (Boolean) Only for launchCamera, saves the image/video file captured to public photo |

The Response Object

| key | iOS | Android | Description | | ------------ | --- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | didCancel | OK | OK | true if the user cancelled the process | | errorCode | OK | OK | Check ErrorCode for all error codes | | errorMessage | OK | OK | Description of the error, use it for debug purpose only | | base64 | OK | OK | The base64 string of the image (photos only) | | uri | OK | OK | The uri to the local file on the device (uri might change for same file for different session so don't save it) | | width | OK | OK | Image dimensions (photos only) | | height | OK | OK | Image dimensions (photos only) | | fileSize | OK | OK | The file size (photos only) | | type | OK | OK | The file type (photos only) | | fileName | OK | OK | The file name |

Note on file storage

Image/video captured via camera will be stored in temporary folder so will be deleted any time, so don't expect it to persist. Use saveToPhotos: true (default is false) to save the file in the public photos. saveToPhotos requires WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission on Android 28 and below (You have to obtain the permission, the library does not).

ErrorCode

| Code | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------- | | camera_unavailable | camera not available on device | | permission | Permission not satisfied | | others | other errors (check errorMessage for description) |

License

MIT