@pointblankdev/react-cloudinary-upload

react-cloudinary-upload

react wrapper for cloudinary upload widget. Currently only working with unsigned uploads. Please check you have an upload preset set and it accepts unsigned uploads.

Install

yarn add @pointblankdev/react-cloudinary-upload

Usage

import React from 'react'

import { WidgetLoader, Widget } from '@pointblankdev/react-cloudinary-upload'

const Example = () => {
  return (
    <>
      <WidgetLoader /> // add to top of file. Only use once.
      <Widget
        sources={['local', 'camera', 'dropbox']} // set the sources available for uploading -> by default
        // all sources are available. More information on their use can be found at
        // https://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_widget#the_sources_parameter
        sourceKeys={{
          dropboxAppKey: '1dsf42dl1i2',
          instagramClientId: 'd7aadf962m'
        }} // add source keys
        // and ID's as an object. More information on their use can be found at
        // https://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_widget#the_sources_parameter
        resourceType={'image'} // optionally set with 'auto', 'image', 'video' or 'raw' -> default = 'auto'
        cloudName={'example_cloudname'} // your cloudinary account cloud name.
        // Located on https://cloudinary.com/console/
        uploadPreset={'preset1'} // check that an upload preset exists and check mode is signed or unisgned
        buttonText={'Open'} // default 'Upload Files'
        style={{
          color: 'white',
          border: 'none',
          width: '120px',
          backgroundColor: 'green',
          borderRadius: '4px',
          height: '25px'
        }} // inline styling only or style id='cloudinary_upload_button'
        folder={'my_folder'} // set cloudinary folder name to send file
        cropping={false} // set ability to crop images -> default = true
        onSuccess={successCallBack} // add success callback -> returns result
        onFailure={failureCallBack} // add failure callback -> returns 'response.error' + 'response.result'
        logging={false} // logs will be provided for success and failure messages,
        // set to false for production -> default = true
        customPublicId={'sample'} // set a specific custom public_id.
        // To use the file name as the public_id use 'use_filename={true}' parameter
        eager={'w_400,h_300,c_pad|w_260,h_200,c_crop'} // add eager transformations -> deafult = null
        use_filename={false} // tell Cloudinary to use the original name of the uploaded
        // file as its public ID -> default = true,

        // 👇 FOR SIGNED UPLOADS ONLY 👇

        generateSignatureUrl={
          'http://my_domain.com/api/v1/media/generate_signature'
        } // pass the api
        // endpoint for generating a signature -> check cloudinary docs and SDK's for signing uploads
        apiKey={00000000000000} // cloudinary API key -> number format
        accepts={'application/json'} // for signed uploads only -> default = 'application/json'
        contentType={'application/json'} // for signed uploads only -> default = 'application/json'
        withCredentials={true} // default = true -> check axios documentation for more information
        unique_filename={true} // setting it to false, you can tell Cloudinary not to attempt to make
        // the Public ID unique, and just use the normalized file name -> default = true
      />
    </>
  )
}

Example Backend for Signed Uploads (ruby)

example of backend process to create signature for signing uploads to cloudinary. the param 'params_to_sign' will be a json string. Parse this string to create an object/hash. Check cloudinary documentation for more information on signing uploads, generating signatures and the various language specific SDK's available for this process.

This example is from their ruby SDK

  def generate_signature
    render json: Cloudinary::Utils.api_sign_request(JSON.parse(params[:params_to_sign]), ENV['CLOUDINARY_SECRET'])
  end

License

MIT © r0zar