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datocms-plugin-cloudinary-picker
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datocms-plugin-cloudinary-picker
A plugin that turns a JSON field into a Cloudinary picker
DatoCMS Cloudinary picker
A plugin that turns a JSON field into a Cloudinary picker
Configuration
Configure the plugin with Cloudinary cloud name & Cloudinary public api key
Users will still need to separately log into Cloudinary when the widget opens.
- unless they have previously logged in via the Cloudinary console
- NB! You maybe have to disable trackers and add blocking when logging in the Cloudinary - e.g Brave blocks this.
Plugin config
Choose JSON field type
Choose use as cloudinary picker in presentation
Field in action
Output
FAQs
A plugin that turns a JSON field into a Cloudinary picker
We found that datocms-plugin-cloudinary-picker demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 13 Sep 2022
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