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vuetify-cloudinary-upload

v0.1.1

Published

A simple image upload widget for cloudinary and vuetify

Downloads

17

Readme

Vuetify Cloudinary Upload Widget

A simple upload widget with progress indicator made for Vuetify and Cloudinary

Demo

Install

npm install vuetify-cloudinary-upload

Usage

Import the component

  <script>
    import vuetifyCloudinaryUpload from 'vuetify-cloudinary-upload'
    export default {
      components: { vuetifyCloudinaryUpload }
    }
  </script>

Use it in your template

  <v-cloudinary-upload 
    v-model="image"
    upload-preset="cloudinary-preset-name"
    cloud-name="cloudinary-cloud-name"
  />

Params

v-model

Type: String

Required: the data you want to bind

upload-preset

Type: String

Required: The cloudinary upload preset

cloud-name

Type: String

Required: The name of your Cloudinary account

transformation

Type: String Default: w_120,h_120,c_fill,g_auto,q_auto,f_auto

The image transformation (uploaded image format)

button-color

Type: String Default: ``

Vuetify's upload button color

button-dark

Type: Boolean Default: false

Upload button dark variant (makes text white)

button-icon

Type: String Default: add_a_photo

The upload button icon

button-text

Type: String Default: Add image

The upload button text

delete-text

Type: String Default: Delete

The delete button text

progress-size

Type: Number Default: 100

Size of the circular progress indicator

progress-stroke

Type: Number Default: 15

Stroke size of the circular progress indicator

progress-color

Type: String Default: primary

Notes

The component uses FormData and XMLHttpRequest features, so watch out for browser support