React-native: How a Image component showing by a absolute local path

[jaynsw]

I developed a customized image component to download the online image and saved to a local file. I can not find a way to show this local file by Image component. I am sure these file downloaded successfully, because I can open them. I have tried the following ways:

1)

<Image source={{isStatic:true, uri:'file:///Users/jay/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/00520C5F-1307-427E-AA55-9E1E020B2EFB/data/Containers/Data/Application/522D5404-A2EF-4117-A768-CF63A6A3EE8F/Library/Caches/6ea32f8825c207ec582ad684ac6a3494'}} style={imageStyle} />

2)

<Image source={{isStatic:true, uri:'/Users/jay/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/00520C5F-1307-427E-AA55-9E1E020B2EFB/data/Containers/Data/Application/522D5404-A2EF-4117-A768-CF63A6A3EE8F/Library/Caches/6ea32f8825c207ec582ad684ac6a3494'}} style={imageStyle} />

[charpeni]

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Hey @jaynsw and thanks for posting this! @charpeni tells me this issue looks like a question that would be best asked on StackOverflow. StackOverflow is amazing for Q&A: it has a reputation system, voting, the ability to mark a question as answered. Because of the reputation system it is likely the community will see and answer your question there. This also helps us use the GitHub bug tracker for bugs only. Will close this as this is really a question that should be asked on SO.

[jaynsw]

My example is from stackoverflow. I also read a github project named react
native image cache. None of them work.
I Think this should be put in official document if there is a way
On 16 Apr 2016 12:31 AM, "Nicolas Charpentier" [email protected]
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[jaynsw]

I don't believe stackoverflow is the best place for this question because
this looks like a new feature being requested or a missing document for a
popular feature. Anyway if you want to be peaceful just neglect my point.
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[charpeni]

In fact, i'm totally agree with you and i'm wondering the same question as you.

However, as mentioned in the issue template this repo uses GitHub for bugs and StackOverflow for usage question. Feature requests can be post on Product Pains.

Please feel free to ask it on StackOverflow and post the link in this issue. After that with a good answer we'll be able to update the documentation.

[salmankhann]

@jaynsw did you manage to figure out how to do this ?

[jaynsw]

The url format should be same as other iOS and Android App. I suggest you
can setup a break point in cameraroll example of UIExplorer to look into it.
Jay

On 19 Dec. 2016 3:24 am, "Salman Hasrat Khan" [e-mail]
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@jaynsw https://github.com/jaynsw did you manage to figure out how to
do this ?

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[dthuering]

At least on iOS I had to add an '.png' to my local file when it did not contain a suffix.