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levipro authored and Johan-dutoit committed Feb 10, 2020
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| rotation | - | OK | Photos only, 0 to 360 degrees of rotation |
| allowsEditing | OK | - | bool - enables built-in iOS functionality to resize the image after selection |
| noData | OK | OK | If true, disables the base64 `data` field from being generated (greatly improves performance on large photos) |
| storageOptions | OK | OK | If this key is provided, the image will be saved in your app's `Documents` directory on iOS, or the public `Pictures` directory on Android (rather than a temporary directory) |
| storageOptions | OK | OK | If this key is provided, the image will be saved in your app's `Documents` directory on iOS (rather than a temporary directory). On Android this key does not affect the image location (Android always defaults to the public `Pictures` directory) |
| storageOptions.skipBackup | OK | - | If true, the photo will NOT be backed up to iCloud |
| storageOptions.path | OK | OK | If set, will save the image at `Documents/[path]/` rather than the root `Documents` for iOS, and `Pictures/[path]/` on Android. |
| storageOptions.cameraRoll | OK | OK | If true, the cropped photo will be saved to the iOS Camera Roll or Android DCIM folder. |
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