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expo-image-picker-multiple
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Multiple image selecting package for React Native using Expo FileSystem
Multiple image (video, etc.) selecting package for Expo SDK (React Native) using MediaLibrary and Permissions.
$ npm install --save expo-image-picker-multiple
or
$ yarn add expo-image-picker-multiple
import { ImageBrowser } from 'expo-image-picker-multiple';
<ImageBrowser
max={4}
onChange={(num, onSubmit) => {
}}
callback={(callback) => {
}}
/>
max
: maximum number of photosloadCount
: by default 50
loadCompleteMetadata
: Whether to load extra fields like location. Loading all of the information will reduce performance. by default false
emptyStayComponent
: by default null
noCameraPermissionComponent
: by default null
preloaderComponent
: by default ActivityIndicator
(loader)renderSelectedComponent
: one-parameter (selected number) function is expected to return the component for the icon/text over the selected picturemediaType
: photo by default (mediaType)FAQs
Multiple image selecting package for React Native using Expo FileSystem
The npm package expo-image-picker-multiple receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, expo-image-picker-multiple popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that expo-image-picker-multiple 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.
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