Import Cloudinary's Media Library Widget as a component in Streamlit application.
pip install cld_media_libraryimport streamlit as st
from streamlit_cld_media_library import cld_media_library
value = streamlit_cld_media_library(cloud_name="<<your cloudinary account name>>", api_key="<<your api key>>")
st.write(value)Media Library Widget is a method to embed Cloudinary's Digital Asset Management (DAM) capability into your application. The widget has a bunch of configuration parameters. For simplicity, this python module exposes the following:
| Parameter | Purpose | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| cloud_name | This is your Cloudinary account name. To retrieve it, you may have to login to the Cloudinary's console and get the details from `Programmable Media` dashboard. | demo |
| api_key | This is part of your access credentials to Cloudinary. You can get this information from the same place as `cloud_name`. | 123456 - this is an invalid value by design. |
| remove_header | When the widget loads, it has the Cloudinary logo on top. You can suppress this by setting a value to `True` | False (i.e. display the logo) |
| max_files | Users can choose one or more files. Set this parameter to control the number of files that a user can select. | 5 |
| button_caption | ML Widget is invoked on clicking a button. This option controls the name of this button. | "Select Image or Video" |
| insert_caption | When a user selects an image/video on the ML widget, a call to action button is activated. This controls the name of this call-to-action button. | "Insert" |
The repo is published on Pypi at: https://pypi.org/project/cld-media-library/.