The problem I am facing with so many features requiring image uploads is that the user might upload images that are too large for their purpose or unoptimised in terms of compression and other qualities, resulting in worse performance for the end user (larger files take longer to download and render) as well as increased storage and bandwidth costs. DynaBlogger is a Rails app, so for this I use ActiveStorage, which is quickly becoming the standard way of handling uploads in Rails since it's built in the framework and doesn't require additional dependencies or even database migrations for models that require attachments, making things simpler than with other solutions provided that you stick to ActiveStorage's conventions. There are user uploads in the app for other things but the above are specifically for images.
View_upload_details = (upload) -> Build an html table out of the upload object Make sure cloudinary/processing is included the js fileĪcceptFileTypes: /(.|\/)(gif|jpe?g|png|bmp|ico)$/i, Here's the coffeescript for the page: (indentation lost through pasting) Uncomment the following lines to enable client side image resizing and valiation. The images are resized on the server side, but I'd actually like to do both.
However, these options don't seem to be applying. fileupload initialization, but I understand that it's already wrapped in the file-upload widget.
I'm basing this process off of the "photo_album" sample, using the jQuery-file-upload.js The example has the upload options outside of the. I'm trying to resize images before they upload to save bandwidth.
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