Integrating image processing swift iOS project into glide app

[soorse]

I’m new to Glide and I figured that it would be a good idea to ask the community about this to find the most efficient way to do this. I made a iOS swift project that essentially allows users to upload/select images from their phone library, do some very basic image processing/filtering and return the filtered image along with a numeric result from the image processing.

I want to build a glide app around my prototype that essentially allows users to have their own accounts and store their images and their processed results in a database. From exploring glide, I can see that I can easily allow users to upload their images and store them. My question is how can I integrate my image processing steps most efficiently? I see the custom JS blocks that glide offers, is this the main pathway to integrate image processing? I’m not super familiar with JS, so I’m trying to figure out the best way to do this or if there are experts who might be able to help.

Thank you for your time and input!

[ThinhDinh]

@soorse

I see the custom JS blocks that glide offers, is this the main pathway to integrate image processing?

I don’t think we have seen a use case like yours with JS inside Glide. To be clear, that JS is a computed column, not a block, and it sounds like your use case is more complex than that.

For image transformation, we usually use Cloudinary here.

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