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could u push something else in filePath parameter of the DarwinWidget
so it doesnt save it in a file but instead gives u a object in the memory which contains the image ?
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Hey @zstima
Using in-memory image object can be tricky given images can have a large size.
Usually it's easy to push the captured image on disk which can be later retrieved and reduced in size for preview.
Regarding the filePath parameter, it can be a local file path or something outside the app scope as well. (Report a bug here in case it's not happening).
Nonetheless, If you find better implementations of handling images in-memory, do share & feel free to raise a PR.
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could u push something else in filePath parameter of the DarwinWidget
so it doesnt save it in a file but instead gives u a object in the memory which contains the image ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: