Pedro Cerejo

@arturi sorry to jump into this conversation, i'm trying to do exactly that (trigger the image-editor as soon as the image is added) but nothing happens. That option - ```autoOpenFileEditor```...

Also idk if it helps but the following approach isn't working either: ```ts this.uppy.on('file-added', (file) => { const dashboard = this.uppy.getPlugin< { openFileEditor: (file: UppyFile) => void } & Dashboard>('Dashboard')!;...

@hhetland We should continue this here... ~from [here](https://docs.unlayer.com/docs/getting-started#configuration-options) i suppose you're missing the `id`, so init creates a new editor. but i'm not totally sure~ Actually inferring from the source...

The have a full demo described in the README. (here's the [link](https://angular-email-editor-demo.netlify.app)) Anyway @adeelraza , this is not the place to discuss this, but i would like to help maintain...

I believe we could probably check all the issues pretty quickly , try to reproduce them , probably make a template for future issues, etc . I was also wondering...

@hhetland If you're talking about the wrapped library i believe it's [here in the docs](https://docs.unlayer.com/docs/getting-started). @adeelraza On other notes, there are no tag/releases on this repo and they probably should...

Hi @mwoodpatrick , can you share your imports? I think I know the issue.

@sterichards I did updated it in this PR aswell: https://github.com/ogix/ngx-image-uploader/pull/7

@luisfpg thanks for responding. Isn't readOnly standard since it is described in the openAPI sepcification doc?

No problem! I checked and I don't think typescript's `readonly` will be usefull in this case (at least by itself). openAPI's `readOnly` is meant to say that objects can't be...