We haven’t posted anything for a very long time. This does not mean that we did nothing, though 😉 There are plenty of new APIs & features that we implemented and released since the beginning of 2022. Here are the most interesting ones. APIs Improvements in REST & Editor APIs After we released the BackgroundRead More
Although Pixo Editor does not provide native SDK for iOS, it can be easily integrated into a native application, thanks to the WKWebView component. All you need is an embedded HTML page that integrates Pixo, a WKWebView instance rendering that HTML page, and a communication controller. Here is the flow: Any UIImage is converted to base64 string TheRead More
This post is part from series of posts related to integrating Pixo into most popular frameworks. You may check also: Integrate Pixo in Angular app Integrate Pixo in React app You can check the example and the source code here. Create new Vue app We start with creating a boilerplate app. We need Vue-CLI forRead More
This post is part from series of posts related to integrating Pixo into most popular frameworks. You may check also: Integrate Pixo in Angular app Integrate Pixo in Vue app You can check the example and the source code here. Create new React app We start with creating a boilerplate app. We need Create-React-App-CLI forRead More
This post is part from series of posts related to integrating Pixo into most popular frameworks. You may check also: Integrate Pixo in React app Integrate Pixo in Vue app You can check the example and the source code here. Create new Angular app We start with creating a boilerplate app. We need Angular-CLI forRead More
As you know, when integrating Pixo you can customize its look & feel by setting colors and backgrounds of the main components. We’ve been asked by a couple of customers to allow styling of even more & smaller components, like form elements, buttons, etc. Instead, today we provide hook for attaching custom stylesheets. This willRead More
Hi folks, Long time no hear… But we keep ourselves busy 🙂 Here’s a list with some recent improvements. Improved loading If you send to the editor url to image to be edited, the url’s domain should be either the same as your site, or should have CORS enabled. Pixo requires servers to serve imagesRead More
When you are integrating Pixo into your product, you’ll want to test it first before it goes to production. There is a catch you need to know when you test with locally hosted images. Editing remote images with Pixo When you open Pixo with image url, it is very important that the image url: belongsRead More
