google-photos-uploader

This extension just provides google-photos-uploader: Upload image and replace command.

The command will do all the step shown below:

1. extract img path from your markdown text
2. upload to Google Photos
3. replace img path to Google Photos published url

Keep in mind that this plugin will publish all images the target markdown file referencing to all over the world.

Technical Information(Ja)

See google-photos-uploaderの製作背景と技術的解説

How to install

In extension tab on vscode, search google photos and you can find Google Photos Uploader(unofficial). Click install.

How to use

Run command

Open command palet(Ctrl+Shift+P), find google-photos-uploader: Upload image and replace command and execute.

(OAuth)

This plugin sometimes request you OAuth2 Authentication.

In this case, default browser will be started.

1. Select Google acount and login
   
2. Authorize these parmissions.
   
   
3. Authorize these parmissions again!(I don't know why authorize phase are duplicated)
   
4. Sucess! Go back to vscode.
   

Select Album

Because of Google Photos API limitation, albums you can add photos must be created by this plugin.

So, you have 3 choices to upload images.

1. I don't want to add photos to albums: not tested
2. create a new album
3. select album already created by this plugin

When you chose create a new album, you need to specify the new album name.

Please wait for seconds

On this phase, this plugin executes below:

1. extract image path
2. upload image (depend on the total image size and your traffic speed, showing progress info)
3. register images to the album
4. get published image URL
5. replace image path to the URL

Known Issues

Image count per album limitation

Currently, do not make the situation that over 500 images in the album which you specified.

yumetodo/google-photos-album-image-url-fetch#3

Produced markdown

Because of pulldown-cmark-to-cmark limitation, all code block will be replaced like below:

before:

```typescript
console.log("arikitari na sekai");
```

after:

````typescript
console.log("arikitari na sekai");
````

Almost all cases, that is no problem because HTML converted result will be equal.

However, in some cases, the replaced result will be broken.

before:

`````markdown
````markdown
```typescript
console.log("arikitari na sekai");
```
````
`````

after:

````markdown
````markdown
```typescript
console.log("arikitari na sekai");
```
````
````