Guides / Upload Images & Videos
Laravel Cloudinary provides a seamless way to integrate Cloudinary’s powerful upload capabilities into your Laravel project. This guide will show you how to use the <x-cloudinary::widget> component to add upload functionality to your application.
<x-cloudinary::widget> Component
Section titled “<x-cloudinary::widget> Component”The <x-cloudinary::widget> component is a wrapper around Cloudinary’s Upload Widget, specifically optimized for Laravel projects. It allows you to easily add upload functionality with minimal configuration.
Basic Usage
Section titled “Basic Usage”Here’s a simple example of how to use the widget in your Blade templates:
<x-cloudinary::widget>Upload to Cloudinary</x-cloudinary::widget>Configuration Options
Section titled “Configuration Options”Todo
Best Practices and Tips
Section titled “Best Practices and Tips”- Always use upload presets to control what can be uploaded to your Cloudinary account.
- Implement signed uploads for enhanced security, especially in production environments.
- Customize the upload widget to match your application’s design and user experience.
- Consider implementing upload restrictions (file types, sizes) using Cloudinarys upload presets.