Pull data from your Cloudinary account into the Gatsby data layer with gatsby-source-cloudinary:

• 📥 Creates a CloudinaryMedia node for each media file found based on your configuration.

Use together with gatsby-transformer-cloudinary to:

• 🖼️ Add gatsby-plugin-image support to the sourced CloudinaryMedia nodes.
• 📤 Upload local images and remote images to Cloudinary from within your Gatsby project.

• 🚀 Getting Started
  • Install Package
  • Configure Plugin
  • Example usage
• 🖼️ Use with Gatsby Image
  • Install Packages
  • Configure Plugins
  • Example usage
• 🔌 Pugin Options
• ⚠️ Gotchas
• 📚 Other Resources
• 🏴‍☠️ Contribute

npm install gatsby-source-cloudinary

or

yarn add gatsby-source-cloudinary

Add gatsby-source-cloudinary to the plugin array in your gatsby-config.js file.

module.exports = { plugins: [ { resolve: `gatsby-source-cloudinary`, options: { cloudName: process.env.CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME, apiKey: process.env.CLOUDINARY_API_KEY, apiSecret: process.env.CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET, // resourceType: `image`, // type: `twitter`, // maxResults: 22, // tags: true, // context: true, // prefix: `demo/animals` }, }, ], };

process.env ⁉️ Read about env variables in the Gatsby docs.

import React from 'react'; import { graphql } from 'gatsby'; export default function BasicPage({ data }) { return ( <main> {data.allCloudinaryMedia.nodes.map((media, index) => ( <img key={index} width="200px" src={media.secure_url} /> ))} </main> ); } export const query = graphql`  query {  allCloudinaryMedia {  nodes {  secure_url # https version of the url  # url - http version of the url  }  }  } `;

To add support for gatsby-plugin-image you'll need the gatsby-transformer-cloudinary plugin.

npm install gatsby-transformer-cloudinary gatsby-plugin-image

or

yarn add gatsby-transformer-cloudinary gatsby-plugin-image

// File: ./gatsby-config.js module.exports = { plugins: [ { resolve: `gatsby-source-cloudinary`, options: { cloudName: process.env.CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME, apiKey: process.env.CLOUDINARY_API_KEY, apiSecret: process.env.CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET, // resourceType: `image`, // type: `twitter`, // maxResults: 22, // tags: true, // context: true, // prefix: `demo/animals` }, }, { resolve: `gatsby-transformer-cloudinary`, options: { // Add the `gatsbyImageData` resolver to `CloudinaryMedia` transformTypes: [`CloudinaryMedia`], }, }, `gatsby-plugin-image`, ], };

Check the gatsby-plugin-image docs and gatsby-transformer-cloudinary docs to learn more.

// File: ./pages/images.js import React from 'react'; import { graphql } from 'gatsby'; import { GatsbyImage, getImage } from 'gatsby-plugin-image'; export default function GasbyImagePage({ data }) { return ( <main> {data.allCloudinaryMedia.nodes.map((media, index) => { const image = getImage(media); return <GatsbyImage key={index} image={image} />; })} </main> ); } export const query = graphql`  query {  allCloudinaryMedia {  nodes {  gatsbyImageData(width: 300, placeholder: BLURRED)  }  }  } `;

You'll find your Cloudinary account's cloudName in your Cloudinary console.

Type: String
Default: n/a
Note: Store and retrieve your cloudName as an environment variable.

The API Key of your Cloudinary account. You'll find it in your Cloudinary console.

Type: String
Default: n/a
Note: Store and retrieve your apiKey as an environment variable.

The API Secret of your Cloudinary account. You'll find it in your Cloudinary console.

Type: String
Default: n/a
Note: Store and retrieve your apiSecret as an environment variable.

The resource types to include when pulling data from Cloudinary.

Type: String
Default: image
Valid: image, raw and video
Note: Use the video resourceType for all video and audio files, such as .mp3 and .mp4.

The storage types to include when pulling data from your Cloudinary account.

Type: String
Default: n/a
Valid: upload, private, authenticated, facebook, twitter, gplus, instagram_name, gravatar, youtube, hulu, vimeo, animoto, worldstarhiphop and dailymotion
Note: When not given, all types are sourced.

Max number of resources to return.

Type: Integer
Default: 10

When true, includes the list of tag names assigned to each resource.

Type: Boolean
Default: false

Find all resources with a public ID that starts with the given prefix sorted by public ID in the response.

Type: String
Default: n/a
Note: Can be used to source only media files from a specific folder. However, you will need to specify both type and resourceType in the config options.

When true, includes the context data assigned to each resource. Helpful in retrieving alt text or custom metadata configured for the media file in Cloudinary.

Type: Boolean
Default: n/a

The custom domain name (CNAME) to use for building secure URLs (https).

Relevant only for users on Advanced plan or higher that have a custom CNAME. For details, see Private CDNs and CNAMEs.

Type: String
Default: n/a

The custom domain name (CNAME) to use for building non-secure URLs (http).

Relevant only for users on Advanced plan or higher that have a custom CNAME. For details, see Private CDNs and CNAMEs.

Type: String
Default: n/a

Set this parameter to true if you are on an Advanced plan user with a private CDN distribution.

Type: Boolean
Default: false

• Gatsby pulls the data from Cloudinary when it builds; you need to trigger a rebuild whenever new media files are added to the Cloudinary account.
• f_auto and q_auto Cloudinary transformations are applied automatically to the secure_url and url value optimizing the delivered media quality and format.
• If you use this plugin together wih gatsby-transformer-cloudinary the secureDistribution, cname and privateCdn options do not carry over, and as of now there is no way to set them in that plugin.

• Cloudinary image transformation reference

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