{N} 3.0 support

[davecoffin]

Is this plugin compatible?

[moritzvieli]

Yes, it works.

[ButterMeWaffle]

@moritzvieli any chance you could post an example? I have not been able to get it to work at all (trying to use the camera plugin then crop that img)

[moritzvieli]

@SamuelGRwebfab of course. We're using Angular:

import * as camera from 'nativescript-camera';
import {ImageCropper} from 'nativescript-imagecropper';

camera.takePicture()
.then((picture) => {
  let cropper = new ImageCropper();

  cropper.show(picture, { height: 800, width: 800 }).then((args) => {
    if (args.image !== null) {
      return args.image.toBase64String('jpeg');
    }
    return picture.toBase64String('jpeg');
  })
}

[ButterMeWaffle]

@moritzvieli

Are you sure about that code? its throwing an error saying the image is null

[moritzvieli]

Hmm... quite sure. We have some providers and wrappers around this code, but it should basically work like this. Do you have the camera permissions? Where is the error thrown exactly?

[ButterMeWaffle]

I added a .catch because it didnt seem to be working, so that is where the error is throwing. otherwise the code is exactly like you have above.

[ButterMeWaffle]

I did actually have to change a fewthings, return picture.toBase64String('jpeg'); throws an error and so does import {ImageCropper} from 'nativescript-imagecropper';

[ButterMeWaffle]

@moritzvieli so it works if i use the img selector plugin, but not the camera. maybe you are using an old version that sends different img data?

[ButterMeWaffle]

for those wondering how to get this right, i figured it out. after yo utake the picture send the results to this function ` public cropImg = (src) => { if (this.app.android) { var img = imageSource.fromFile(src.android); } else { var img = imageSource.fromFile(src.ios); }

    console.dir(img)
    var cropper = new icModule.ImageCropper();
    cropper.show(img, { width: 300, height: 300 }).then( function (args) {
        console.log(JSON.stringify(args));
    })
        .catch(function (e) {
            console.log(e);
            console.dir(e)
        });
} `

I believe the new version of the camera plugin is the reason for this

[shiv19]

Support for NS 3.3 added with today's release of version 0.1.0 :)