Integrate Matias Meno's Dropzone awesome file upload JS library right into the Asset pipeline of your Rails apps.
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.
Go to this secret place.
- Fork,
- Hack,
- Create a Pull Request.
DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT bump version numbers. Unless you really need to.
- Update
DropzonejsRails::DROPZONE_VERSION
to the newest version of Dropzone. - Do a
rake get
- it'll download the file four you.
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