private void TakePhoto()
{
var result = CheckImagesPermission();
if (!result)
{
return;
}
else
{
try
{
BSImagePicker multiSelectionPicker = new BSImagePicker
.Builder("com.company.proyect.fileprovider") // Insert here your File Provider
.IsMultiSelect() //Set this if you want to use multi selection mode.
.SetMultiSelectBarBgColor(Resource.Color.colorPrimary) //Default: #FFFFFF. You can also set it to a translucent color.
.SetMultiSelectTextColor(Resource.Color.colorAccent) //Default: #212121(Dark grey). This is the message in the multi-select bottom bar.
.SetMultiSelectDoneTextColor(Resource.Color.colorAccent) //Default: #388e3c(Green). This is the color of the "Done" TextView.
.SetOverSelectTextColor(Resource.Color.colorAccent) //Default: #b71c1c. This is the color of the message shown when user tries to select more than maximum select count.
.DisableOverSelectionMessage() //You can also decide not to show this over select message.
.Build();
multiSelectionPicker.Show(SupportFragmentManager, "picker");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
string exception = ex.Message;
}
//var multiIntent = XamarinFirebaseAndroid.Helper.ImagePickerHelper.GetPickImageIntent(this);
//StartActivityForResult(multiIntent, (int)Constants.ActionResult.CameraRequestResult);
}
}
public async Task OpenGallery()
{
await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(100));
var multiSelectionPicker = new BSImagePicker.Builder("com.xamconsultant.xctapplication.fileprovider")
.IsMultiSelect() //Set this if you want to use multi selection mode.
.SetMinimumMultiSelectCount(1) //Default: 1.
.SetMaximumMultiSelectCount(24) //Default: Integer.MAX_VALUE (i.e. User can select as many images as he/she wants)
//Default: #FFFFFF. You can also set it to a translucent color.
//.SetMultiSelectBarBgColor(Resource.Color.primary)
.SetMultiSelectTextColor(Resource.Color
.colorPrimary) //Default: #212121(Dark grey). This is the message in the multi-select bottom bar.
.SetMultiSelectDoneTextColor(Resource.Color
.colorAccent) //Default: #388e3c(Green). This is the color of the "Done" TextView.
.SetOverSelectTextColor(Resource.Color
.design_dark_default_color_on_error) //Default: #b71c1c. This is the color of the message shown when user tries to select more than maximum select count.
.DisableOverSelectionMessage() //You can also decide not to show this over select message
.SetSpanCount(3) //Default: 3. This is the number of columns
.SetGridSpacing(Asksira.BSImagePickerLib.Utils.Dp2Px(2)) //Default: 2dp. Remember to pass in a value in pixel.
.SetPeekHeight(Asksira.BSImagePickerLib.Utils.Dp2Px(360)) //Default: 360dp. This is the initial height of the dialog.
.SetTag("A request ID") //Default: null. Set this if you need to identify which picker is calling back your fragment / activity.
.Build();
multiSelectionPicker.Show(SupportFragmentManager, "Picker");
}
public async Task OpenCameraAndGallery()
{
await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(100));
var singleSelectionPicker = new BSImagePicker.Builder("com.xamconsultant.xctapplication.fileprovider")
.SetMaximumDisplayingImages(24) //Default: Integer.MAX_VALUE. Don't worry about performance :)
.SetSpanCount(3) //Default: 3. This is the number of columns
.SetGridSpacing(Asksira.BSImagePickerLib.Utils.Dp2Px(2)) //Default: 2dp. Remember to pass in a value in pixel.
.SetPeekHeight(Asksira.BSImagePickerLib.Utils.Dp2Px(360)) //Default: 360dp. This is the initial height of the dialog.
.HideGalleryTile() //Default: show. Set this if you don't want to further let user select from a gallery app. In such case, I suggest you to set maximum displaying images to Integer.MAX_VALUE.
.SetTag("A request ID") //Default: null. Set this if you need to identify which picker is calling back your fragment / activity.
.Build();
singleSelectionPicker.Show(SupportFragmentManager, "Picker");
}
