The basic sample uploads local and remote image to Cloudinary and generates URLs for applying various image transformations on the uploaded files.

1. Before running the sample, copy the Cloud Name, API Key and API Secret configuration parameters from Cloudinary's Management Console of your account into config.rb file of the project.
2. Run bundle install in project directory to bring all the required GEMs. For the basic sample, you can also simply run gem install cloudinary.
3. Run the sample using ruby basic.rb.

Similar to the basic sample described above, implemented as a Rails project. In addition to image uploads, this sample application demonstrates the usage of Cloudinary's view helpers (e.g. cl_image_tag) to apply various image transformations inside Rails views.

1. Download cloudinary.yml for your account from Cloudinary's Management Console or by using this direct link.
2. Place the downloaded cloudinary.yml file into the config directory of the project.
3. In the project directory, run bundle install to install all the required dependencies.
4. Run rails server to start the development server.
5. Open the sample page in a browser: http://localhost:3000

Simple application for uploading images and displaying them in a list. Implemented using Rails and CarrierWave GEM for uploads.

1. Download cloudinary.yml for your account from Cloudinary's Management Console or by using this direct link.
2. Place the downloaded cloudinary.yml file into the config directory of the project.
3. In the project directory, run bundle install to install all the required dependencies.
4. Run rake db:create and rake db:migrate to create the database for the project.
5. Run rake cloudinary:fetch_assets to fetch the latest JavaScript library files and create the JavaScript index files
6. Run rails server to start the development server.
7. Open the sample page in a browser: http://localhost:3000

• Ruby on Rails integration documentation
• Image transformations documentation
• View helpers defined in helper.rb are automatically available to Rails projects.
• CarrierWave integration documentation
• RailsCasts episode on CarrierWave