Closed kamranbekirovyz closed 1 year ago
@kamranbekirovyz Thank you for your contribution🤟. Please wait as I investigate.
@kamranbekirovyz Can you provide more details? What kind of use cases do you envision, like storing images taken with a camera?
There are low details on the issue because I was in a hurry 🙂
For example, screenshot package when takes a screenshot, the resulting image is not a File
with path but byte data (Uint8List
), so, you can not export it with gal
: you need to save it with locally before. Is it more clear?
@kamranbekirovyz Thank you very much. I understand. If there is a lot of demand for it, maybe it should be included in the gal. However, if it can be solved with a few lines of code, it might be best to not include that functionality to keep the package minimalistic and provide documentation instead.
By the way, as you can see in the example, getting temporary folders can be accomplished with Directory.systemTemp
without using path_provider
.
Let me know if you need help in implementing this feature in future.
BTW, I'm working on an article that will promote gal
as a preferred option for saving media files to the gallery app. I'll send you the article link when ready.
@kamranbekirovyz Wow! That is great news. I appreciate it.
This is not finalized yet, but I may release a major update as a pre-release version. The changes are as follows
hasAccess
and requestAccess
toAlbum
option for saving media to app albumThis will be released as a pre-release version, especially since the removal of the permission handle function is controversial.
Good Luck & keep in touch.
@kamranbekirovyz After a bit of thought, I decided to work on implementing the ability to save media in a Uint8List
. Instead of using a temporary folder, I will pass Uint8List
directly to the native code to save it.
It is probably possible.
Released🔥 Thank you for your request @kamranbekirovyz .
Problem this request is trying to solve Hi. Today I started looking at packages for saving media files to the device gallery app and found this package very clean, maintained, and useful for this purpose.
However, in order to save a media file that is on Memory (as bytes), I should do this: write to a temporary directory, then export to the gallery app.
Would you consider if I open a PR for this built-in feature which will require
path_provider
package as a dependency?