Store public_id in image object?

[mmccoy]

Thanks for putting this package together.

I'm using it, uploading to Cloudinary is working, however when displaying them in a template -- the orion.attribute('image') object has no reference to the cloudinary 'public_id'.

So I can't do something like:
<img src="{{c.url public_id crop='fill'}}"/>

The returned image object looks like this:

{
  fileId: "mtzYCTKHZ4MozjTmp",
  info: {
    backgroundColor: "#f9f9f9",
    height: 300,
    primaryColor: "#080808",
    secondaryColor: "#5f5f5f",
    width: 200
  },
  url: "http://res.cloudinary.com/....../ufa3sj61yhgvmyatvi8m.jpg"
}

How is it possible to get a reference to the cloudinary provided public_id?

-mm

[mmccoy]

It looks like this line should be storing all the meta data as needed:
success(result.url, result);

But its not saved anywhere to the orion collection?

-mm

[rwatts3]

@mmccoy ,

So I have a few projects using this, and I had to implement a work around to take the url and split the "image.url" that the orionjs:image package generates. I found that although storing the additional meta data with this package. Orion's image attribute actually doesn't consume the extra meta data. I've got a branch where I'll be submitting a PR so that when cloudinary stores the result meta, the image attribute actually consumes it for later use.

For now, as stated above i'm having to take the url that's generated by the image attribute and actually pick off the cloudinary url. This is certainly not ideal, and is a lot of extra work that is un-needed for every image that is loaded.

[mmccoy]

Okay, fair enough, I'll do the same -- please let me know if you land a PR somewhere that actually populates the orion image object with the returned cloudinary meta data.

Thanks for your work!

[rwatts3]

Will do and no problem thank you for using the package
On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 3:46 PM Michael McCoy [email protected]
wrote:

Okay, fair enough, I'll do the same -- please let me know if you land a PR
somewhere that actually populates the orion image object with the returned
cloudinary meta data.

Thanks for your work!

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[rwatts3]

Now that I maintain the Orion project I will consider merging in this option with the image attributes that so we can store the ID.