I'm trying to do some pre-processing in my image before using Firebase MLkit. Previously, I was simply loading my image and then passing it directly like this.
File file = await FilePicker.getFile(type: FileType.IMAGE);
final FirebaseVisionImage visionImage = FirebaseVisionImage.fromFile(file);
VisionText visionText = await textRecognizer.processImage(visionImage);
But now, I wanted to do some processing on the image. I did this using Flutter's Image package like this.
import 'package:image/image.dart' as Img;
File file = await FilePicker.getFile(type: FileType.IMAGE);
Img.Image image = Img.decodeImage(file.readAsBytesSync());
var img = Img.invert(image);
Now, how do I pass this new object to FirebaseVisionImage. I see that there is this function:
FirebaseVisionImage.fromBytes(bytes, metadata)
I'm guessing I can get bytes from the above image object using img.getBytes() but I'm confused how to set the metadata.
EDIT:
I see that one can write the image to a temporary file doing
img.writeAsBytesSync(decoded.ToList());
and then use that image again using FirebaseVisionImage.fromFile() but I would really prefer not to do that.
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I want to make the following code work and I do not understand image conversion properly. Would really like someone to point me the right direction to learn this please along with providing a solution to my following problem.
I display the image as a container background image using:
MemoryImage(base64Decode(image)) // My image is in base64 String format here
The above works fine.
Now I have an image path: example-
'/data/user/0/....../cache/scaled_image_picker2751194612758734223.jpg'
How do I go from getting image from this path to base64Encode(image)?
I tried the following up to now and have run out of ideas here:
final Image? image = await Image.file(File(_imagePath));
if (image != null){
setState(() => imageDisplayInContainer = base64Encode(image)); <----Doesn't work
}
Get the file object:
File imageFile = File(_imagePath);
Get the bytes:
List<int> imageBytes = imageFile.readAsBytesSync();
Give the bytes the MemoryImage
MemoryImage(imageBytes);
Right now I'm able to chose an image as XFile using MultiImage picker as follows:
final List<XFile>? images = await _picker.pickMultiImage(maxWidth: _maxWidth, maxHeight:_maxHeight);
which then gives me a list of images which I am able to send into my upload service for uploading to my server
for (var image in images)
{
await myUploadService(image); //image is an XFile
}
Now what I need to do is convert the images, no matter what format they are in, into a JPG image before the upload
So I have tried to convert the images, using the image Flutter package (https://github.com/brendan-duncan/image) as follows:
import 'package:image/image.dart' as ImageConvert;
for (var image in images)
{
//Convert all images to JPG
final newImage = ImageConvert.decodeImage(File(image.path).readAsBytesSync())!;
var newImg = ImageConvert.encodeJpg(newImage);
var newImg2 = Image.memory(Uint8List.fromList(newImg)) as XFile; // <--- the main problem
await myUploadService(newImg2);
}
But this isn't working, mainly at the point where I try to put the image back into an XFile format for upload with my upload service
So the main question is here is how can I convert the newly encoded JPG image back to XFile format?
Open to totally different strategies of dealing with this issue as well
I am using image picker to pick image from device(App) and after that stored that file in provider class like that.
File? _img;
get img=> _img;
void putbannerimg(File img) {
_img = img;
notifyListeners();
}
I found out that image picker does not compress png images, I tried compressing it with flutter_image_compress
compressFile() async {
final formservice = Provider.of<PostForm>(context, listen: false);
File file = formservice.bannerfile;
final result = await FlutterImageCompress.compressWithFile(
file.absolute.path,
quality: 54,
);
formservice.putbannerimg(File.fromRawPath(result!));
}
I tried this way And other multiple ways but getting different different errors I want to upload this file in firebase storage like this
var task = storageicon.putFile(formservice.iconfile);
please tell me where I am going wrong, without compress file all things are working fine
Edit: I found out that path should be a string how can I parse local code file in that
If you are using the "flutter_image_compress" package
You may have to use the compress function for files stored on the phone like this:
Future<File> testCompressAndGetFile(File file, String targetPath) async {
var result = await FlutterImageCompress.compressAndGetFile(
file.absolute.path, targetPath,
quality: 88,
rotate: 180,
);
print(file.lengthSync());
print(result.lengthSync());
return result;
}
"compressAndGetFile()" returns a file while "compressWithFile()" returns a Uint8List.
If i understand your last question right, you want to use an image built into your application by default.
For this, you have to open your "pubsepc.yaml", go to the "flutter:" mark and add "assets:" like so:
flutter:
assets:
- path
"path", in my example, describes a top level folder containing assets like pictures.
You can freely describe its name.
I am using the flutter_web_image_picker package to allow the user to select -and then upload to Firebase- an image.
However, the package returns an image widget, which I can display, but I cannot upload to Firebase. Therefore, I am trying to read the package's code and update it to fit my needs.
In general, I think the packages main functionalities are:
It gets the file
//...
final reader = html.FileReader();
reader.readAsDataUrl(input.files[0]);
await reader.onLoad.first;
final encoded = reader.result as String;
Then it 'strippes' it
final stripped = encoded.replaceFirst(RegExp(r'data:image/[^;]+;base64,'), '');
final imageName = input.files?.first?.name;
//...
To finally return it as a Widget:
final imageName = imageName;
final imageData = base64.decode(stripped);
return Image.memory(imageData, semanticLabel: imageName);
As I said, it works perfectly, however, I need to adapt it to my needs:
I would like to get the image as a .jpg file so that I can upload it to Firebase.
Is any of the variables above the actual .jpg file? Is there any transformation that I should perform to get a .jpg file?
Thanks!
I based my answer on this post.
Basically, on the flutter_web_image_picker package, before the code I posted, there were a few lines that get an actual html file:
final html.FileUploadInputElement input = html.FileUploadInputElement();
input..accept = 'image/*';
input.click();
await input.onChange.first;
if (input.files.isEmpty) return null;
Then using firebase's pacakge, I uploaded the image as follow:
import 'package:firebase/firebase.dart' as fb;
fb.StorageReference storageRef = fb.storage().ref('myLocation/filename.jpg');
fb.UploadTaskSnapshot uploadTaskSnapshot = await storageRef.put(input.files[0]).future;
Uri imageUri = await uploadTaskSnapshot.ref.getDownloadURL();
return imageUri;
Here I want to share image which I get through API. I tried different method for this functionality but I did not get any solution because every solutions have for only one image.
Exactly, I get multiple image from Url and I open any particular image in next page. So, I want to share that image which I opened in another page.
I tried for sharing image but I could not did this. Whenever I try to share that image, Image url share with sharing option on device but I want share image not URl of image How I can accomplish this?
You have to download the image like this:
http.Response response = await http.get(url);
then create an image on the device using the downloaded image like this (Read and Write Files):
final directory = await getTemporaryDirectory();
final path = directory.path;
final file = File('$path/image.png');
file.writeAsBytes(response.bodyBytes);
The getTemporaryDirectory() is in the plugin path_provider. Now, you have the image you'd like to share stored in the temporarily as "image.png" and you can use the share_plus plugin to share the image like this:
Share.shareFiles(['$path/image.png']);
Thanks to #abdulrazak, At first, you have to download the image in a temporary path & then you can share the image as you want. used Dio to download the image & share_plus for sharing
void _shareNetworkImage(String url) async {
Directory tempDir = await getTemporaryDirectory();
final path = '${tempDir.path}/test.jpeg';
await Dio().download(url, path);
Share.shareFiles([path]);
}
You can use the esys_flutter_share plugin.
Install it, and then get dependencies:
dependencies:
esys_flutter_share: ^1.0.2
Import the plugin to your code:
import 'package:esys_flutter_share/esys_flutter_share.dart';
Use the below code:
var request = await HttpClient().getUrl(Uri.parse('https://yourImageURL.jpg'));
var response = await request.close();
Uint8List bytes = await consolidateHttpClientResponseBytes(response);
await Share.file('ESYS AMLOG', 'amlog.jpg', bytes, 'image/jpg');