Show an example of your firebase structure
This will be horribly slow if you have lots of images and even worse if they are not size optimised for viewing in a listview.
Any reason the images need to be stored on firebase? You could download and convert them in advance of generating the listview. How and where are these base64Strings created ? Where are the original image files?
I want it like I will upload an image from
from here like any image, I store the image to db because I will create two apps which is for admin and for customer in admin it will upload the images so that in the customer app I can get the images
Have you considered:
- Optimising the images for the listview (e.g. resize to 120 x 120 thumbnails) before uploading?
- Using firebase storage for the file uploads, which will provide a url of a file, no need to bother with base64?
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That will not help for your "other" app, because there will not be any files in the ASD for that app...
yeah I realize sorry
using convert the base64 to image? how can I possibly get the base64 string from firebase for the other app😓
Answer my questions above ...
- No
- is yes using firebase to upload ang get a url of the image , like upload from image picker it will convert into url and it will be stored to the firebase so in the other app I will get the url of the image from firebase to set it inside the list viewer
- You should, this will speed things up
- Yes
for number 2 How to do it? like what blocks should I use
firebase storage
firebase rtdb
blocks (I used three web components for the three functions,but you could use just one, by setting action variables. You will also need to setup a routine for the sequential numbering of your images)
listview output
just wow thanks
If you want to optimise your images (make thumbnails) as well, you can use my ImageConvertor extension like so:
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Thank you but Can I see what links did you put inside there so I can have Idea?
inside where ?
Those two variables with Obluscated text those links