couch_photo 0.0.3 → 0.0.4
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- data/README.markdown +16 -3
- data/lib/couch_photo/couch_photo.rb +13 -1
- data/lib/couch_photo/variations.rb +9 -4
- metadata +3 -3
data/README.markdown
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Next, create an instance of the image document and set the "original" image on it.
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i = Image.new
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i.original "avatar.jpg"
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i.original = "avatar.jpg"
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i.save
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By calling the original method with a string, CouchPhoto will attempt to open a file with the same name and use that as the original image. If you don't have
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an actual file (e.g., maybe this was a form upload), then simply pass a blob as the second parameter. For example,
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blob = File.read "avatar.jpg"
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i.original "avatar.jpg", blob
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i.original = ["avatar.jpg", blob]
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Now, if you look in your image document in CouchDB, you'd see the following attachments:
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The `original_image` variable in the blocks is simply the MiniMagick::Image instance of your original image.
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### Accessing the Original Image
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How do you access the the original image? Let me count the ways:
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@image.original.original_filename # ==> "avatar.jpg"
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@image.original.filename # ==> "original.jpg"
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@image.original.path # ==> "/your_image_database/avatar.jpg/original.jpg"
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@image.original.url # ==> "http://your_couch_server/your_image_database/avatar.jpg/original.jpg"
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@image.original.basename # ==> "original.jpg"
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@image.original.filetype # ==> "jpg"
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@image.original.mimetype # ==> "image/jpg"
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@image.original.data # ==> BINARY BLOB
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### Accessing Variations
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So, now that you've got some variations, how do you access them? Simple!
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i = Image.new
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i.original "avatar.jpg"
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i.original = "avatar.jpg"
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i.save
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We can access our variations in one of three ways:
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module CouchPhoto
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def self.included(base)
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base.extend ClassMethods
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base.property :original_filename
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end
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def update_or_create_attachment(attachment)
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@variations.variations.values
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end
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def original
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raise "You do not have an original attachment" unless original_attachment_name
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@original ||= Variation.new self, original_attachment_name
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end
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def original_attachment_name
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@original_attachment_name ||= self["_attachments"].keys.select {|a| a.match /original\.[^\.]+/}.first
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end
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def variation(variation_name=nil)
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variation_name ? @variations.send(variation_name) : @variations
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end
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def original(filepath, blob=nil
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def original=(*args)#filepath, blob=nil
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filepath, blob = args[0], args[1]
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self["_id"] = File.basename filepath if self.class.override_id?
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self.original_filename = File.basename filepath
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blob ||= File.read filepath
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image_format = filepath.match(/^.*\.([^\.]*)$/)[1]
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attachment_name = "original.#{image_format}"
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class Variation
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attr_reader :name, :path, :filename, :basename, :filetype, :mimetype
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attr_reader :name, :url, :path, :filename, :basename, :filetype, :mimetype
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def initialize(document, attachment_name)
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@path = [document.database.
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@path = "/" + [document.database.name, document.id, attachment_name].join("/")
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@url = [document.database.to_s, document.id, attachment_name].join "/"
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@attachment_name = attachment_name
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@name = attachment_name.gsub(/variations\/(.+)\.[^\.]+/) {$1}
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@name = attachment_name.gsub(/(?:variations\/)?(.+)\.[^\.]+/) {$1}
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@filename = attachment_name
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@basename = File.basename attachment_name
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@document = document
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@filetype = attachment_name.gsub(/(?:variations\/)?.+\.([^\.]+)/) {$1}
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@mimetype = document["_attachments"][attachment_name]["content_type"]
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end
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def data
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@document.read_attachment @attachment_name
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def original_filename
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--- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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name: couch_photo
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version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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hash: 23
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prerelease: false
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version: 0.0.
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version: 0.0.4
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Matt Parker
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