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Changelog

2.4.0

  • Add getUri() for convenient #285
  • Fixes for Android Q #290 #293
  • Fixed some typo #291
  • Show video duration on the image picker #271
  • Use github workflow instead of CircleCI
  • Migrate sample to Kotlin #295

Thanks to @hjchin @sr1dh4r @xpdlf1004 @LinX64 for the PR 馃敟

2.3.1

  • Fix un-clickable Snackbar button

2.3.0

  • Fix failed to create image file #262
  • Handle external scoped Glide issue
  • Bump target SDK to Q
  • Bump Glide to 4.11.0

2.2.0

  • Configurable ImageFileLoader
  • New approach on how to set custom ImageLoader
  • Fix and improvements

2.1.0

  • Support video only picker
  • Fix 0 bytes image | 369ba31
  • AGP 3.4.2

2.0.0

  • ImagePicker is now in Fragment and you can use it in custom UI (please see sample)
  • Remove Retrolambda
  • Compatibility with Glide 4.9.0
  • Add Option to exclude GIF from image picker
  • Bug fixes and improvements

Also, we integrate our repo with CircleCi and add issue templating, because we want to improve our development experience in general

1.12.0 - New Return Mode API

BREAKING CHANGES!!!

  • [New] Return Mode API setReturnMode
Define the ImagePicker return behaviour
1. ReturnMode.NONE -> When image is picked, ImagePickerActivity will not dismissed even in Single Mode
2. ReturnMode.ALL -> When image is picked dismiss then deliver result
3. ReturnMode.CAMERA_ONLY -> When image is picked with Camera, dismiss then deliver the result
4. ReturnMode.GALLERY_ONLY -> Same as CAMERA_ONLY but with Gallery

So if you want to mimic the setReturnAfterFirst behavior, all you have to do is

ImagePicker.create(activity).setReturnMode(ReturnMode.ALL).start()
  • setReturnAfterFirst is now obsolete
  • [New] set toolbar arrow color with toolbarArrowColor(int color)
  • Rename ImagePicker methods
    • folderTitle -> toolbarFolderTitle
    • imageTitle -> toolbarImageTitle
  • Add capability to start without a request code

So instead of this

ImagePicker.cameraOnly().start(RC_CAMERA /* int */);

Now you can do this

ImagePicker.cameraOnly().start()

BUT, you have to handle the result with the helper method from ImagePicker

 @Override
   protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, final int resultCode, Intent data) {
       if (ImagePicker.shouldHandle(requestCode, resultCode, data)) {
           // do your things
       }
       super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
   }

You can still use the usual result check if you define the request code by yourself.

  • Add convenience method ImagePicker.getFirstImageOrNull(Intent data) to fetch only first image from the result or return null

1.11.0 - Add exclude() Function

Now you can exclude image from being shown in the picker

ImagePicker.create(this)
    .exclude(image)           // exclude everything in `List<Image>`
    .excludeFiles(files)      // or you can exclude everything in `List<File>` 
    .start(RQ)

1.10.1 - Fixes

  • Glide and AppCompat now marked as implementation
  • Glide fixes
  • Internal fixes

1.10.0 - Add new way to do camera only

  • Add new way to do camera only
ImagePicker.cameraOnly().start(activity)
  • Remove ImmediateCameraModule
  • Bugfixes 馃悰

1.7.4 - More fixes and improvement

  • Fix returnAfterFirst not working in gallery selection
  • Add config checker

1.7.3 - Bug fixes

  • Fix back button issue when setFolderMode set to true
  • Expose ImagePickerConfig in ImagePicker. Now you can override getConfig() before called by getIntent()

1.7.2 - Internal changes & bugfix

  • Fix Snackbar issue when permission not granted
  • Add toggle log feature
ImagePicker.enableLog(false)

1.6.0 - Custom ImageLoader

  • Adding custom image loader
  • Removing traditional Intent starter