AngularJS directive for Aviary SDK.

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You can choose your preferred method of installation:

• Through bower: bower install angular-aviary --save
• Through npm: npm install angular-aviary --save
• Download from github: angular-aviary.min.js

Include both Aviary and angular-aviary.min.js in your application.

<script src="http://feather.aviary.com/imaging/v2/editor.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/angular-aviary/angular-aviary.min.js"></script>

Add the module ngAviary as a dependency to your app module:

var myApp = angular.module('myapp', ['ngAviary']);

To configure the module call the ngAviaryProvider.configure() method (e.g. inside your app's config() callback):

myApp.config(function(ngAviaryProvider) {
  ngAviaryProvider.configure({
    apiKey: 'my-awesome-api-key',
    theme: 'light',
    tools: 'all'
  })
});

For the full list of config options please refer to the official docs

Use the ngAviary directive to create a toggle that trigger Fetcher editor.

<a href="#"
   target-selector='<selector>'
   target-src='./image.png'
   on-save-button-clicked='onSaveButtonClicked(id)'
   on-save='onSave(id, newURL)'
   ng-aviary> Edit photo </a>

You can use the HTML element you prefer as long as it supports onClick event. (For a list of supported elements refer to the onCLick docs)

Options that allow you to handle the Aviary flow: