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vue-uppy-cloudinary

v0.0.5

Published

A VueJs based uploader that utilizes Uppy.io and Cloudinary

Downloads

34

Readme

Vue-Uppy-Cloudinary

GitHub issues GitHub license

A VueJs based uploader that utilizes Uppy.io and Cloudinary.

Demo

Install

npm install vue-uppy-cloudinary --save

Use in existing component

Import VueUppyCloudinary component and CSS

import VueUppyCloudinary from 'vue-uppy-cloudinary';
import 'vue-uppy-cloudinary/dist/lib/vue-uppy-cloudinary.min.css'

Add to component

 components: {
    VueUppyCloudinary,
  },

Include component in VueJS template

Sign up with Cloudinary for a free account. Input your cloud name and define a unsigned upload preset. The preset will define which transformations to apply to the uploaded image or video and the allowed filetypes and sizes.

 <vue-uppy-cloudinary
      preset="[your-cloudinary-preset]"
      cloudName="[your-cloudinary-cloud-name]"
    />

##Complete component using vue-uppy-cloudinary

<template>
  <div id="app">
    <h1>Demo</h1>
    <vue-uppy-cloudinary
          preset="b0gbylpo"
          cloudName="lthekxbe9"
          @uploaded="uploaded"
        />
  </div>
</template>

<script>
  import VueUppyCloudinary from 'vue-uppy-cloudinary';
  import 'vue-uppy-cloudinary/dist/lib/vue-uppy-cloudinary.min.css'

  export default {
    components: {
      VueUppyCloudinary,
    },
    methods: {
      uploaded(data) {
        console.log(data);
      }
    },
  }
</script>

Properties

| Property | Description | Default | Required | ------------- |:-------------:| -----:| -----:| | cloudName | Cloudinary cloud name| N/A | Yes | preset | Unsigned upload preset | N/A | Yes | buttonText | Upload button text| Upload| No | minNumberOfFiles| Min number of selected files before upload is enabled| 1| No | minNumberOfFiles| Maximum number of files to upload| 10 | No | maxFileSize| Maximum files size | 40MB| No | allowedFileTypes | Comma separated list of file types allowed to upload (client side validation)| /image/*, video/*| No | tags| Array of tags to add as metadata to Cloudinary upload| [] | No | autoProceed| Should upload start automatically after selecting photos/videos| false | No | showProgressDetails | Show progress information during upload | true | No | closeModalOnClickOutside| Close modal dialog when clicking outside of frame | true | No | buttonStyle | CSS class to add to the button | default style | No

Events

Event | Description | ------------- |:-------------: | uploaded | Fired when upload completes. Contains the data object returned from Cloudinary | upload-progress | Fired during upload. Contains a standard XHR progress object

Uploaded event

The uploaded event will contain data from Cloudinary such as image url (http and https), public_id, resource_type, etag, format and so on. The payload will differ depending on your assigned upload preset