(only if you're going to use Paperclip with Ruby on Rails). Paperclip now requires Ruby version >= 2.1 and Rails version >= 4.2 See the documentation for has_attached_file in Paperclip::ClassMethods for Attached files are saved to the filesystem and referenced in theīrowser by an easily understandable specification, which has sensible and Needed, and the prerequisites are as simple as installing ImageMagick (which,įor most modern Unix-based systems, is as easy as installing the right It can transform its assigned image into thumbnails if This means they aren't saved to theirįinal locations on disk, nor are they deleted if set to nil, untilĪctiveRecord::Base#save is called. Intent behind it was to keep setup as easy as possible and to treat files as Paperclip is intended as an easy file attachment library for ActiveRecord. Please check the documentation for the paperclip version you are using: Existing documentation Documentation valid for master branch All other pull requests will be closed without merging. We are no longer accepting pull requests except pull requests against the Guarantee a response from us in the Issues. We will leave the Issues open as a discussion forum only. You may also prefer an alternative migration tutorial used byĪlternatively, for existing projects, Kreeti is maintaining kt-paperclip, Now, with everything unzipped, everything shows up fine.For new projects, we recommend Rails' own ActiveStorage.įor existing projects, please consult and contribute to the migration guide,Īvailable in English, en español, and as a video recorded at RailsConfĢ019. So now I'll extract (unzip) the zipped file: If it's a bug, that's how they'll find out about it, so it can be fixed. I'll submit an Embrilliance support ticket about that. I'm not sure why it isn't working for the last three designs, though. So maybe if I click on the format folder that I want, I can see my designs? I'll do that: There are several format folders in here. So I will open this folder (still not unzipped, not extracted and see what else is in there: As you can see, Thumbnailer is not displaying the design. Here's a zipped folder with an embroidery design in it. I'm not sure yet why.įor anyone else reading, who has Thumbnailer running on an administrator account in Windows, but still can't see files in zips, here's the deal: Thumbnailer can see the designs, but it can't "see through" the zip folders. Select the embroidery files you would like Thumbnailer to display.įrom our conversation in another thread, I think the issue is probably that Thumbnailer needs to be run as administrator.
#Thumbnailer rails license#
Read and agree to the license agreement, click "ok" repeatedly, then "finish"ġ0. Double click on the extracted installation file.ĩ. zip, extract it by double clicking on the zip, then clicking "extract" at the top of you file window, and "extract all" on the right.Ĩ. When the download is finished, open it.ħ.
#Thumbnailer rails for mac#
exe download for Mac or Windows, depending on your operating system.Ħ. In the right hand pane, click the "Download/Instructions" link.ĥ. Search your designs area for "thumbnailer" or "embrilliance"Ĥ. At, find your name (log in) and choose "my designs"Ģ. The video below shows a demonstration of Thumbnailer in action. What it does for you is show pictures of what all your embroidery design files would look like stitched out - right in your computer window.
#Thumbnailer rails how to#
Embrilliance Thumbnailer is a passive embroidery program - after you install it, it just works, you don't need to learn how to use it.
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