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simple_form_fancy_uploads
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A set of simple_form (~> 4.1) custom inputs to get image previews or a link to uploaded file.
This gem uses the simple_form ability to write your own form tags (check the simple_form-bootstrap example). In 90% of cases, you need some kind of preview when it comes to uploaded files (avatar, images, docs, etc..), why should I write the same markup each time?
There're only two new file inputs:
ImagePreview
: guess what? when you edit an entry that contains an uploaded image, it will be shown (how many times did you this in a CMS?)AttachmentPreview
: this is a generic upload field, it will show a direct link to the file, so you can check what was uploaded.Simply add gem 'simple_form_fancy_uploads'
to your Gemfile
and run bundle install
Here's a basic example, as you can see, it's just a matter of specify the input as :image_preview
or :attachment_preview
. If using :image_preview
, you can also specify a :preview_version => :some_version_name
inside the :input_html
Hash. This will let you to show a custom version generated with Carrierwave. Nice, isn't it?
If you need to fallback on Carrierwave's #default_url
method to show a default image defined in your upload class, set :use_default_url => true
in the options hash.
<%= simple_form_for @some_model do |f| %>
<!-- we specify that this is an image form upload input, and we want to show the 'thumb' version
of the carrierwave upload to not break our layout with a non-resized image -->
<%= f.input :some_image_field, as: :image_preview, input_html: {preview_version: :thumb} %>
<!-- here's a *normal* attachment. with this input, a link to the filename will be shown
if there's an uploaded file -->
<%= f.input :some_attachment_field, as: :attachment_preview %>
<% end %>
If you want, you can pass the preview_url
to the image on the input_html options. This might be useful when you don't have a model binded to the form.
<%= simple_form_for :user do |f| %>
<%= f.input :image, as: :image_preview, input_html: { preview_url: image_url } %>
<% end %>
To get it work, you need:
bundle install
rspec spec
Copyright (c) 2014 Andrea Pavoni http://andreapavoni.com
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