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Plugins Tagged upload

  • Upload mock

    A plugin that gives you a quick way to fake a file upload in your tests

  • Fleximage

    Fleximage is a Rails plugin that tries to make image uploading and rendering super easy.

  • UploadColumn

    A plugin to the Ruby on Rails web development framework for easy uploading of files, especially images. UploadColumn makes it easy to store files to the filesystem and to manipulate them.

  • Acts as attachment

    Allows you to specify that a model accepts file uploads and stores the necessary meta info (filename, size, etc).

  • mimetype-fu

    Get the content type / mime type of a file. Great to use with attachment_fu or to validate Flash uploads.

  • File Column Plugin

    Makes handling of file uploads really easy and has a nice integration with rmagick.

  • Attachment Fu

    attachment_fu is a plugin by Rick Olson (aka technoweenie) and is the successor to acts_as_attachment. To get a basic run-through of its capabilities, check out Mike Clark's tutorial http://clarkware.com/cgi/blosxom/2007/02/24#FileUploadFu.

  • Upload progress

    The upload progress plugin will alter your rails CGI handling to track the uploaded status of multipart/form encoded posts. The plugin will also add helper methods to create an AJAX updating progress bar.

  • HasImage

    HasImage is a plugin/gem that allows Ruby on Rails applications to have attached images. It is very small and lightweight: it only requires one column (”has_image_file”) in your model to store the uploaded image’s file name.

    It was created as a smaller, simpler, lighter alternative to attachment_fu for applications that need to handle uploaded images.

  • Milton

    Milton is an upload-handling plugin for Rails that tries to make as few
    assumptions as possible while providing a lot of functionality.

  • Attachment Fu

    attachment_fu is a plugin by Rick Olson (aka technoweenie) and is the successor to acts_as_attachment. To get a basic run-through of its capabilities, check out Mike Clark's tutorial http://clarkware.com/cgi/blosxom/2007/02/24#FileUploadFu.