dropzonejs-rails

Integrate Matias Meno's Dropzone awesome file upload JS library right into the Asset pipeline of your Rails apps.

Version

The latest version of this gem bundles Dropzone v5.7.1.

Dropzone 4.x

If you depend on Dropzone's 4.x branch, you need to specify gem 'dropzonejs-rails', '~> 0.7.4' in your Gemfile, otherwise you'll get 5.x.

Dropzone 3.x

If you depend on Dropzone's 3.x branch, you need to specify gem 'dropzonejs-rails', '~> 0.5.3' in your Gemfile, otherwise you'll get 4.x.

Installation and usage

First add dropzonejs-rails to your Gemfile and, as you already know, bundle it and then restart your Rails app:

# On your Gemfile
gem 'dropzonejs-rails'

$ bundle install

After that, you need to make dropzone.js available on your pages. To do that, you can add it to your application.js file, like this:

//= require dropzone

And if you would like to use one of the styles bundled with Dropzone, add to your application.css:

*= require dropzone/basic

or

*= require dropzone/dropzone

And Bam! - you're all set.

Issues, Requests, Comments, Poetry

Go to this secret place.

Contributing

1. Fork,
2. Hack,
3. Create a Pull Request.

DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT bump version numbers. Unless you really need to.

Getting the latest version of Dropzone

1. Run rake dropzone:check to see if there is a newer version of Dropzone available.
2. If 1. tells you that a new version is available, you can run rake dropzone:replace - it'll download the files for you.
3. If 1. tells you that a new version is available, you can run rake dropzone:bump - it'll download the files, commit and release them for you.

Changelog

• v0.8.5
  • Updates Dropzone to 5.7.1 (kudos to @pnghai.
• v0.8.4
  • Updates Dropzone to 5.5.0 #52 by @HuntBurdick.
• v0.8.1
  • Updates Dropzone to 5.1.1 #44 by @lerarybak.
• v0.8.0
  • Updates Dropzone to the 5.1 branch. #43 by @lerarybak.
• v0.7.4
  • Refactors rake tasks for better separation of concerns and a cleaner use. #41 By @thomasstephane.
• v0.7.0
  • Updates Dropzone to the 4.x branch
• v0.5.1
  • Moves assets to the app/ directory so that Rails 4 adds them to the Sprockets pipeline. Kudos to @senny for pointing this out.
  • Fixes incorrect references to the old vendor/ directory.

Licence (MIT)

(c) Copyright 2013-2020 José Nahuel Cuesta Luengo

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