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ionimage

Library to easily get images from user and upload them using ionic.

Requirements

This library depends on

Usage

`ionimgMediaLister` service

This provides a direct binding to the media lister plugin used to list images. The only change in the API is that readLibrary returns a $q promise.

`ionimgPicker` directive

This directive shows a selectable list of the images in the user gallery. If you want the basic style provided you include ionimage.css.

<ionimg-picker selected-images="myImages" img-width="200" img-height="200" />

The selected-images will contain the images selected by the user. img-width and img-height are used to generate the thumbnails, but you need to modify the style yourself.

NOTE: on Android, images are not loaded in memory, and therefore, generated thumbnails will not be exactly the given size. See Loading large bitmaps efficiently for more info.

`ionimgUploader` service

This is a wrapper around fileTransfer It takes a list of image as returned by ionimgMediaLister and upload them to the given URL.

var uploadUrl = 'http://example.com/upload'
ionimgUploader.upload(uploadUrl, this.voice.images, {parseResponse: true})
      .then(function (res) {
        console.log(res);
        // [{
        //   state: 'fulfilled',
        //   value: {
        //     bytesSent: 163944,
        //     objectId: "",
        //     filePath: "/storage/sdcard1/saved_SDdata/SD_pictures/1377855875036.jpg",
        //     responseCode: 200,
        //     response: "whatever the server returned"
        //   }
        // }, {
        //   state: 'rejected',
        //   reason: {
        //     code: 1,
        //     exception: "whatever error occured",
        //     source: "/storage/sdcard1/saved_SDdata/SD_pictures/1377855875036:fail.jpg"
        //   }
        // }]
      }, null, function (progress) {
        console.log(progress);
        // {
        //   loaded: 2230966, // total bytes uploaded
        //   total: 2231005,  // total bytes to upload (for file which already started)
        //   currentCount: 3, // number of files that have already started to upload
        //   totalCount: 4    // total number of files to upload
        // }
      });

By default, the image that have already been updated are cached (using their path as key), so they do not get uploaded multiple times. You can pass force: true to disable this behavior.