Cannot set photo url of seeds in rails app using cloudinary gem
I coded a job platform with rails and when you add a new job, you can upload a photo (the logo of the company). I used cloudinary and everything is working fine.
But now I coded a scraper in my seed file.
It scrapes a job site for jobs.
But when I set:
Job.create(title: job_title, description: job_description, photo: "image/upload/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm")
the job is created but the photo ist nil.
I now found that it does not work this way as with cloudinary the parameters need to be verified.
I found this thread that explains the problem:
seed cloudinary photos for rails app
But when I follow the first solution, the job (or vacancy as I call it) is still nil:
resource_type = "image"
type = "upload"
version = 1234567890
public_id = "wv7l1o6xwimtfvx2oxdw"
format = "jpg"
signature = Cloudinary::Utils.api_sign_request({:public_id=>public_id,
:version=>version}, Cloudinary.config.api_secret)
photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}## .
{signature}"
Vacancy.create(title: job_title, companyname: 'Lillydoo', jobdescription: job_description, photo: photo)
when I follow the second solution, I get the error "TypeError: no implicit conversion of nil into String"
here is the second code:
Vacancy.create!({ photo: open("https://res.cloudinary.com/dfom3nog0/image/upload/v1543327271/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm.png") })
Hope someone can help me find an easy way to solve this! Thank you in advance.
ruby-on-rails ruby cloudinary seed
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
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I coded a job platform with rails and when you add a new job, you can upload a photo (the logo of the company). I used cloudinary and everything is working fine.
But now I coded a scraper in my seed file.
It scrapes a job site for jobs.
But when I set:
Job.create(title: job_title, description: job_description, photo: "image/upload/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm")
the job is created but the photo ist nil.
I now found that it does not work this way as with cloudinary the parameters need to be verified.
I found this thread that explains the problem:
seed cloudinary photos for rails app
But when I follow the first solution, the job (or vacancy as I call it) is still nil:
resource_type = "image"
type = "upload"
version = 1234567890
public_id = "wv7l1o6xwimtfvx2oxdw"
format = "jpg"
signature = Cloudinary::Utils.api_sign_request({:public_id=>public_id,
:version=>version}, Cloudinary.config.api_secret)
photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}## .
{signature}"
Vacancy.create(title: job_title, companyname: 'Lillydoo', jobdescription: job_description, photo: photo)
when I follow the second solution, I get the error "TypeError: no implicit conversion of nil into String"
here is the second code:
Vacancy.create!({ photo: open("https://res.cloudinary.com/dfom3nog0/image/upload/v1543327271/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm.png") })
Hope someone can help me find an easy way to solve this! Thank you in advance.
ruby-on-rails ruby cloudinary seed
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
can you check the validations onVacancymodel?create!usually raises error if the validations fail
– bsvin33t
Nov 28 '18 at 11:05
There's a typo in the in one line I believe. It should be:photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}##{signature}". Let me know if that works?
– Itay Taragano
Nov 28 '18 at 17:36
This was it - Thanks so much for the quick help!
– Sabrina
Nov 30 '18 at 8:17
add a comment |
I coded a job platform with rails and when you add a new job, you can upload a photo (the logo of the company). I used cloudinary and everything is working fine.
But now I coded a scraper in my seed file.
It scrapes a job site for jobs.
But when I set:
Job.create(title: job_title, description: job_description, photo: "image/upload/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm")
the job is created but the photo ist nil.
I now found that it does not work this way as with cloudinary the parameters need to be verified.
I found this thread that explains the problem:
seed cloudinary photos for rails app
But when I follow the first solution, the job (or vacancy as I call it) is still nil:
resource_type = "image"
type = "upload"
version = 1234567890
public_id = "wv7l1o6xwimtfvx2oxdw"
format = "jpg"
signature = Cloudinary::Utils.api_sign_request({:public_id=>public_id,
:version=>version}, Cloudinary.config.api_secret)
photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}## .
{signature}"
Vacancy.create(title: job_title, companyname: 'Lillydoo', jobdescription: job_description, photo: photo)
when I follow the second solution, I get the error "TypeError: no implicit conversion of nil into String"
here is the second code:
Vacancy.create!({ photo: open("https://res.cloudinary.com/dfom3nog0/image/upload/v1543327271/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm.png") })
Hope someone can help me find an easy way to solve this! Thank you in advance.
ruby-on-rails ruby cloudinary seed
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
I coded a job platform with rails and when you add a new job, you can upload a photo (the logo of the company). I used cloudinary and everything is working fine.
But now I coded a scraper in my seed file.
It scrapes a job site for jobs.
But when I set:
Job.create(title: job_title, description: job_description, photo: "image/upload/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm")
the job is created but the photo ist nil.
I now found that it does not work this way as with cloudinary the parameters need to be verified.
I found this thread that explains the problem:
seed cloudinary photos for rails app
But when I follow the first solution, the job (or vacancy as I call it) is still nil:
resource_type = "image"
type = "upload"
version = 1234567890
public_id = "wv7l1o6xwimtfvx2oxdw"
format = "jpg"
signature = Cloudinary::Utils.api_sign_request({:public_id=>public_id,
:version=>version}, Cloudinary.config.api_secret)
photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}## .
{signature}"
Vacancy.create(title: job_title, companyname: 'Lillydoo', jobdescription: job_description, photo: photo)
when I follow the second solution, I get the error "TypeError: no implicit conversion of nil into String"
here is the second code:
Vacancy.create!({ photo: open("https://res.cloudinary.com/dfom3nog0/image/upload/v1543327271/qwxcsitnlxzbjvannpbm.png") })
Hope someone can help me find an easy way to solve this! Thank you in advance.
ruby-on-rails ruby cloudinary seed
ruby-on-rails ruby cloudinary seed
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
asked Nov 27 '18 at 14:25
SabrinaSabrina
63
63
can you check the validations onVacancymodel?create!usually raises error if the validations fail
– bsvin33t
Nov 28 '18 at 11:05
There's a typo in the in one line I believe. It should be:photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}##{signature}". Let me know if that works?
– Itay Taragano
Nov 28 '18 at 17:36
This was it - Thanks so much for the quick help!
– Sabrina
Nov 30 '18 at 8:17
add a comment |
can you check the validations onVacancymodel?create!usually raises error if the validations fail
– bsvin33t
Nov 28 '18 at 11:05
There's a typo in the in one line I believe. It should be:photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}##{signature}". Let me know if that works?
– Itay Taragano
Nov 28 '18 at 17:36
This was it - Thanks so much for the quick help!
– Sabrina
Nov 30 '18 at 8:17
can you check the validations on
Vacancy model? create! usually raises error if the validations fail– bsvin33t
Nov 28 '18 at 11:05
can you check the validations on
Vacancy model? create! usually raises error if the validations fail– bsvin33t
Nov 28 '18 at 11:05
There's a typo in the in one line I believe. It should be:
photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}##{signature}". Let me know if that works?– Itay Taragano
Nov 28 '18 at 17:36
There's a typo in the in one line I believe. It should be:
photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}##{signature}". Let me know if that works?– Itay Taragano
Nov 28 '18 at 17:36
This was it - Thanks so much for the quick help!
– Sabrina
Nov 30 '18 at 8:17
This was it - Thanks so much for the quick help!
– Sabrina
Nov 30 '18 at 8:17
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can you check the validations on
Vacancymodel?create!usually raises error if the validations fail– bsvin33t
Nov 28 '18 at 11:05
There's a typo in the in one line I believe. It should be:
photo = "#{resource_type}/#{type}/v#{version}/#{public_id}.#{format}##{signature}". Let me know if that works?– Itay Taragano
Nov 28 '18 at 17:36
This was it - Thanks so much for the quick help!
– Sabrina
Nov 30 '18 at 8:17