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[BUG] name of resized image is missing original image name if there was no file type extension #20
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Hey @emrebicer 👋 - thanks for reporting this issue, will get this looked at. |
It seems like this bug only happens when the uploaded file doesn't have a file extension. When there is an extension ( |
You can set a file extension when using const imageStorageRef = firebase.storage().ref('images/space.jpg');
// ...
imageStorageRef.putString(/* ... */) // .. Is there some other case where it would never set a file extension? |
After adding ".jpg" at the end of my file names the problem went away. It looks like a proper solution for me. Closing the issue, thank you :). |
@Salakar We should support file names without file type extensions. Can you work on a PR to fix this? |
Actually I see it's fixed in #134 :) |
[READ] Step 1: Are you in the right place?
Yes
[REQUIRED] Step 2: Describe your configuration
storage-resize-images
)-Size:64x64
-Cloud Storage Path: empty
[REQUIRED] Step 3: Describe the problem
I just added storage-resize-images extension to my firebase project, it is working as expected when i upload an image manually from the firebase console, but the problem is that whenever i use
function to upload base64 url encoded image to the firebase storage cloud, the compressed image will be created but its name is only _64x64 (not original_64x64).
Obviously i am resizing images as 64x64.
Since the created file doesn't contain a unique name it is unaccessible for me dynamically...Is there something am i missing?
Steps to reproduce:
Install storage-resize-images extension to my firebase project.(web)
Expected result
storage-resize-images extension to create an image file using the "original.jpeg" image as "original_64x64.jpeg"
Actual result
The extension generated the image as expected but the naming was wrong, it is _64x64.jpeg instead of original_64x64.jpeg
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