Using cloudinary-url in scss with webpacker

[christofdamian]

We are switching from sprockets to webpacker in Rails. Our current setup is using cloudinary-url in scss a lot to host and scale the images on cloudinary. This doesn't seem to work with webpack. Is there any workaround for this?

[roeeba]

Hi @christofdamian. We currently do not support the cloudinary-url helper in webpack as it only works with the rails standard assets pipeline. We're currently working on a relevant cloudinary webpack loader (no ETA currently). We will update on any progress done in this matter.

[justin808]

@roeeba Any update for this? We need to access images from both standard Rails code, preferably using the rails/webpacker helpers as well as React code that uses Webpack's processing of the client-side assets so that background images can be found per the Webpack fingerprinting.

Or is there a better way to have a DRY solution where images can be accessed via standard Rails and React code?

[roeeba]

Hi @justin808. Sorry for the delayed reply. Please let me check it internally. Update to follow.

[shirlymanor]

@justin808 - The ETA is February 25th. stay tuned for our updates :)

[bbrassart]

@roeeba Any progress on this by any chance? Thanks.

[roeeba]

Hi @bbrassart, checking with the team. Update to follow.

[dacloutier-logmein]

Any update on this one ?

[aleksandar-cloudinary]

Hi @dacloutier-logmein Just checking our internal ticket on the latest. Its status is 'in review' but I'll see if I can provide more details than that.

[hishammalik]

Any updates?