React Native: Image not displaying with dynamic/local URI











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so I'm trying to display an Image with a dynamic uri/path (at initialization it displays a placeholder image, and then later changes) like so:



<Image source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


where this.state.pickedImage is initialized as null, and then changed using react-native-image-picker's launchCamera and launchImageLibrary like below:



cameraHandler = () => {
ImagePicker.launchCamera({title: "Pick an Image", maxWidth: 800, maxHeight: 600}, res => {
if (res.didCancel) {
console.log("User cancelled!");
} else if (res.error) {
console.log("Error", res.error);
} else {
this.setState({
pickedImage: res.uri,
imageSize: res.fileSize,
});
}
});
}};


(I should mention that I've implemented launchImageLibrary in exactly the same way, so I didn't really see a reason to put it here.)



and while the placeholder image shows up just fine, whenever I upload a new image, the <Image/> doesn't seem to render at all and I'm only left with a background.



What I've tried:



I've tried doing something like initializing this.state.pickedImage in my state like:



pickedImage: require('./Placeholder.jpeg').uri


and then adding the image tag like:



<Image source={{uri: this.state.pickedImage}} />


but alas that just ends up preventing me from rendering any images at all.



I've thought about dynamically binding the paths to require() like here (and also many places on this site), but as I understand it, you need to know what the potential images you might want to be from beforehand, and if I'm using the camera, I can't really do that. (Also, it's not like I can set up a list and export every image on the user's phone from beforehand, so my hands are tied there.) (Apparently, there's no way to really dynamically bind to require() the way I'm looking for, because the package manager doesn't work that way)



Is there any way I can render these uris? Any help is appreciated!



(I'm using react-native 0.57.4 btw)










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    so I'm trying to display an Image with a dynamic uri/path (at initialization it displays a placeholder image, and then later changes) like so:



    <Image source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


    where this.state.pickedImage is initialized as null, and then changed using react-native-image-picker's launchCamera and launchImageLibrary like below:



    cameraHandler = () => {
    ImagePicker.launchCamera({title: "Pick an Image", maxWidth: 800, maxHeight: 600}, res => {
    if (res.didCancel) {
    console.log("User cancelled!");
    } else if (res.error) {
    console.log("Error", res.error);
    } else {
    this.setState({
    pickedImage: res.uri,
    imageSize: res.fileSize,
    });
    }
    });
    }};


    (I should mention that I've implemented launchImageLibrary in exactly the same way, so I didn't really see a reason to put it here.)



    and while the placeholder image shows up just fine, whenever I upload a new image, the <Image/> doesn't seem to render at all and I'm only left with a background.



    What I've tried:



    I've tried doing something like initializing this.state.pickedImage in my state like:



    pickedImage: require('./Placeholder.jpeg').uri


    and then adding the image tag like:



    <Image source={{uri: this.state.pickedImage}} />


    but alas that just ends up preventing me from rendering any images at all.



    I've thought about dynamically binding the paths to require() like here (and also many places on this site), but as I understand it, you need to know what the potential images you might want to be from beforehand, and if I'm using the camera, I can't really do that. (Also, it's not like I can set up a list and export every image on the user's phone from beforehand, so my hands are tied there.) (Apparently, there's no way to really dynamically bind to require() the way I'm looking for, because the package manager doesn't work that way)



    Is there any way I can render these uris? Any help is appreciated!



    (I'm using react-native 0.57.4 btw)










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      so I'm trying to display an Image with a dynamic uri/path (at initialization it displays a placeholder image, and then later changes) like so:



      <Image source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


      where this.state.pickedImage is initialized as null, and then changed using react-native-image-picker's launchCamera and launchImageLibrary like below:



      cameraHandler = () => {
      ImagePicker.launchCamera({title: "Pick an Image", maxWidth: 800, maxHeight: 600}, res => {
      if (res.didCancel) {
      console.log("User cancelled!");
      } else if (res.error) {
      console.log("Error", res.error);
      } else {
      this.setState({
      pickedImage: res.uri,
      imageSize: res.fileSize,
      });
      }
      });
      }};


      (I should mention that I've implemented launchImageLibrary in exactly the same way, so I didn't really see a reason to put it here.)



      and while the placeholder image shows up just fine, whenever I upload a new image, the <Image/> doesn't seem to render at all and I'm only left with a background.



      What I've tried:



      I've tried doing something like initializing this.state.pickedImage in my state like:



      pickedImage: require('./Placeholder.jpeg').uri


      and then adding the image tag like:



      <Image source={{uri: this.state.pickedImage}} />


      but alas that just ends up preventing me from rendering any images at all.



      I've thought about dynamically binding the paths to require() like here (and also many places on this site), but as I understand it, you need to know what the potential images you might want to be from beforehand, and if I'm using the camera, I can't really do that. (Also, it's not like I can set up a list and export every image on the user's phone from beforehand, so my hands are tied there.) (Apparently, there's no way to really dynamically bind to require() the way I'm looking for, because the package manager doesn't work that way)



      Is there any way I can render these uris? Any help is appreciated!



      (I'm using react-native 0.57.4 btw)










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      so I'm trying to display an Image with a dynamic uri/path (at initialization it displays a placeholder image, and then later changes) like so:



      <Image source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


      where this.state.pickedImage is initialized as null, and then changed using react-native-image-picker's launchCamera and launchImageLibrary like below:



      cameraHandler = () => {
      ImagePicker.launchCamera({title: "Pick an Image", maxWidth: 800, maxHeight: 600}, res => {
      if (res.didCancel) {
      console.log("User cancelled!");
      } else if (res.error) {
      console.log("Error", res.error);
      } else {
      this.setState({
      pickedImage: res.uri,
      imageSize: res.fileSize,
      });
      }
      });
      }};


      (I should mention that I've implemented launchImageLibrary in exactly the same way, so I didn't really see a reason to put it here.)



      and while the placeholder image shows up just fine, whenever I upload a new image, the <Image/> doesn't seem to render at all and I'm only left with a background.



      What I've tried:



      I've tried doing something like initializing this.state.pickedImage in my state like:



      pickedImage: require('./Placeholder.jpeg').uri


      and then adding the image tag like:



      <Image source={{uri: this.state.pickedImage}} />


      but alas that just ends up preventing me from rendering any images at all.



      I've thought about dynamically binding the paths to require() like here (and also many places on this site), but as I understand it, you need to know what the potential images you might want to be from beforehand, and if I'm using the camera, I can't really do that. (Also, it's not like I can set up a list and export every image on the user's phone from beforehand, so my hands are tied there.) (Apparently, there's no way to really dynamically bind to require() the way I'm looking for, because the package manager doesn't work that way)



      Is there any way I can render these uris? Any help is appreciated!



      (I'm using react-native 0.57.4 btw)







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          Which 'react-native' version you are using? It doesn't work on all platforms? require('./image.jpg') should work, maybe something wrong with your URI.
          Or try to load with Image.resolveAssetSource(source);






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          • I'm using react-native 0.57. I don't think there are any bugs of this kind for this version of react, as far as I'm aware. Also, looking it up right now, as I understand it, Image.resolveAssetSource only seems to convert a path into a uri, which doesn't seem to be much help. (facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image#resolveassetsource)
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            Nov 8 at 11:13




















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          I think your res.uri is not ok.



          On my project where I load images from gallery I have res.node.image.uri , like this:



           <Image style={styles.imageItem}
          source={{ uri: res.node.image.uri }}
          />





          share|improve this answer





















          • I've tried that, but it didn't really work. If the issue was the paths I was using, then I would have hit an error with the require() I used above, since I used the exact same path when I was initializing pickedImage as require("[PATH]").uri.
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:21










          • hmm.. if you console.log() the this.state.pickedImage what is the output ?
            – oma
            Nov 8 at 11:22










          • Pretty sure it's the correct uri. Something like file:///storage/....
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:30


















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          accepted










          Turns out the solution was pretty stupid, but all I had to do was set a width and height to the tag, like:



          <Image style={{width:100,height:100}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


          I had initially overlooked this solution because I had done something like:



          <Image style={{width:'100%',height:'100%'}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


          and it didn't work at the time but now it works. I have no clue why, but it just works now. If anyone has any idea why, I would be very grateful to know why.






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            Which 'react-native' version you are using? It doesn't work on all platforms? require('./image.jpg') should work, maybe something wrong with your URI.
            Or try to load with Image.resolveAssetSource(source);






            share|improve this answer





















            • I'm using react-native 0.57. I don't think there are any bugs of this kind for this version of react, as far as I'm aware. Also, looking it up right now, as I understand it, Image.resolveAssetSource only seems to convert a path into a uri, which doesn't seem to be much help. (facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image#resolveassetsource)
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            up vote
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            Which 'react-native' version you are using? It doesn't work on all platforms? require('./image.jpg') should work, maybe something wrong with your URI.
            Or try to load with Image.resolveAssetSource(source);






            share|improve this answer





















            • I'm using react-native 0.57. I don't think there are any bugs of this kind for this version of react, as far as I'm aware. Also, looking it up right now, as I understand it, Image.resolveAssetSource only seems to convert a path into a uri, which doesn't seem to be much help. (facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image#resolveassetsource)
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:13















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            up vote
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            Which 'react-native' version you are using? It doesn't work on all platforms? require('./image.jpg') should work, maybe something wrong with your URI.
            Or try to load with Image.resolveAssetSource(source);






            share|improve this answer












            Which 'react-native' version you are using? It doesn't work on all platforms? require('./image.jpg') should work, maybe something wrong with your URI.
            Or try to load with Image.resolveAssetSource(source);







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            • I'm using react-native 0.57. I don't think there are any bugs of this kind for this version of react, as far as I'm aware. Also, looking it up right now, as I understand it, Image.resolveAssetSource only seems to convert a path into a uri, which doesn't seem to be much help. (facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image#resolveassetsource)
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:13




















            • I'm using react-native 0.57. I don't think there are any bugs of this kind for this version of react, as far as I'm aware. Also, looking it up right now, as I understand it, Image.resolveAssetSource only seems to convert a path into a uri, which doesn't seem to be much help. (facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image#resolveassetsource)
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:13


















            I'm using react-native 0.57. I don't think there are any bugs of this kind for this version of react, as far as I'm aware. Also, looking it up right now, as I understand it, Image.resolveAssetSource only seems to convert a path into a uri, which doesn't seem to be much help. (facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image#resolveassetsource)
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:13






            I'm using react-native 0.57. I don't think there are any bugs of this kind for this version of react, as far as I'm aware. Also, looking it up right now, as I understand it, Image.resolveAssetSource only seems to convert a path into a uri, which doesn't seem to be much help. (facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image#resolveassetsource)
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:13














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            I think your res.uri is not ok.



            On my project where I load images from gallery I have res.node.image.uri , like this:



             <Image style={styles.imageItem}
            source={{ uri: res.node.image.uri }}
            />





            share|improve this answer





















            • I've tried that, but it didn't really work. If the issue was the paths I was using, then I would have hit an error with the require() I used above, since I used the exact same path when I was initializing pickedImage as require("[PATH]").uri.
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:21










            • hmm.. if you console.log() the this.state.pickedImage what is the output ?
              – oma
              Nov 8 at 11:22










            • Pretty sure it's the correct uri. Something like file:///storage/....
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:30















            up vote
            0
            down vote













            I think your res.uri is not ok.



            On my project where I load images from gallery I have res.node.image.uri , like this:



             <Image style={styles.imageItem}
            source={{ uri: res.node.image.uri }}
            />





            share|improve this answer





















            • I've tried that, but it didn't really work. If the issue was the paths I was using, then I would have hit an error with the require() I used above, since I used the exact same path when I was initializing pickedImage as require("[PATH]").uri.
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:21










            • hmm.. if you console.log() the this.state.pickedImage what is the output ?
              – oma
              Nov 8 at 11:22










            • Pretty sure it's the correct uri. Something like file:///storage/....
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:30













            up vote
            0
            down vote










            up vote
            0
            down vote









            I think your res.uri is not ok.



            On my project where I load images from gallery I have res.node.image.uri , like this:



             <Image style={styles.imageItem}
            source={{ uri: res.node.image.uri }}
            />





            share|improve this answer












            I think your res.uri is not ok.



            On my project where I load images from gallery I have res.node.image.uri , like this:



             <Image style={styles.imageItem}
            source={{ uri: res.node.image.uri }}
            />






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            answered Nov 8 at 11:19









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            • I've tried that, but it didn't really work. If the issue was the paths I was using, then I would have hit an error with the require() I used above, since I used the exact same path when I was initializing pickedImage as require("[PATH]").uri.
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:21










            • hmm.. if you console.log() the this.state.pickedImage what is the output ?
              – oma
              Nov 8 at 11:22










            • Pretty sure it's the correct uri. Something like file:///storage/....
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:30


















            • I've tried that, but it didn't really work. If the issue was the paths I was using, then I would have hit an error with the require() I used above, since I used the exact same path when I was initializing pickedImage as require("[PATH]").uri.
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:21










            • hmm.. if you console.log() the this.state.pickedImage what is the output ?
              – oma
              Nov 8 at 11:22










            • Pretty sure it's the correct uri. Something like file:///storage/....
              – EighteenthVariable
              Nov 8 at 11:30
















            I've tried that, but it didn't really work. If the issue was the paths I was using, then I would have hit an error with the require() I used above, since I used the exact same path when I was initializing pickedImage as require("[PATH]").uri.
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:21




            I've tried that, but it didn't really work. If the issue was the paths I was using, then I would have hit an error with the require() I used above, since I used the exact same path when I was initializing pickedImage as require("[PATH]").uri.
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:21












            hmm.. if you console.log() the this.state.pickedImage what is the output ?
            – oma
            Nov 8 at 11:22




            hmm.. if you console.log() the this.state.pickedImage what is the output ?
            – oma
            Nov 8 at 11:22












            Pretty sure it's the correct uri. Something like file:///storage/....
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:30




            Pretty sure it's the correct uri. Something like file:///storage/....
            – EighteenthVariable
            Nov 8 at 11:30










            up vote
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            accepted










            Turns out the solution was pretty stupid, but all I had to do was set a width and height to the tag, like:



            <Image style={{width:100,height:100}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


            I had initially overlooked this solution because I had done something like:



            <Image style={{width:'100%',height:'100%'}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


            and it didn't work at the time but now it works. I have no clue why, but it just works now. If anyone has any idea why, I would be very grateful to know why.






            share|improve this answer

























              up vote
              0
              down vote



              accepted










              Turns out the solution was pretty stupid, but all I had to do was set a width and height to the tag, like:



              <Image style={{width:100,height:100}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


              I had initially overlooked this solution because I had done something like:



              <Image style={{width:'100%',height:'100%'}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


              and it didn't work at the time but now it works. I have no clue why, but it just works now. If anyone has any idea why, I would be very grateful to know why.






              share|improve this answer























                up vote
                0
                down vote



                accepted







                up vote
                0
                down vote



                accepted






                Turns out the solution was pretty stupid, but all I had to do was set a width and height to the tag, like:



                <Image style={{width:100,height:100}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


                I had initially overlooked this solution because I had done something like:



                <Image style={{width:'100%',height:'100%'}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


                and it didn't work at the time but now it works. I have no clue why, but it just works now. If anyone has any idea why, I would be very grateful to know why.






                share|improve this answer












                Turns out the solution was pretty stupid, but all I had to do was set a width and height to the tag, like:



                <Image style={{width:100,height:100}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


                I had initially overlooked this solution because I had done something like:



                <Image style={{width:'100%',height:'100%'}} source={this.state.pickedImage == null? require('./Placeholder.jpeg'):{uri: this.state.pickedImage}}/>


                and it didn't work at the time but now it works. I have no clue why, but it just works now. If anyone has any idea why, I would be very grateful to know why.







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