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Google Images integration. Fixes #111 #119
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If you only configure one service, the segmented search titles do not appear which causes the search bar to misplaced. Also, changed the text for empty results if there is no initial search term.
Only google images and flickr seem to work
Google only allows 10 photos per search. This code will recursively fetch more results until the total number needed to fulfill the search page are returned. Google also returns an error after 100 results are fetched so that is the hard limit on the number of images per query.
Thanks for this. Will review soon-ish. |
I had a merge issue with DZNPhotoPickerController.m. I'll submit the fix momentarily. |
@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ - (UISearchController *)searchController | |||
UISearchBar *searchBar = _searchController.searchBar; | |||
searchBar.placeholder = NSLocalizedString(@"Search", nil); | |||
searchBar.text = self.navigationController.initialSearchTerm; | |||
searchBar.scopeButtonTitles = [self segmentedControlTitles].count > 1 ? [self segmentedControlTitles] : nil; |
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I was about to say that this was fixed. Thanks for reverting to the previous implementation.
Yes, that was my merge issue. Apologies for not catching it the first time... so if you're ok with the rest of the changes, you have the full edits now. |
On some devices (ipod touch for example) the searchbar frame is not set properly. This addresses the issue and ensures a valid frame.
Hi, Thank you, |
Hi! Any plans for merging this pull request? |
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These changes address issues with the google service. Google only allows 10 photos per search. This code will recursively fetch more results until the total number needed to fulfill the search
page are returned. Google also returns an error after 100 results are fetched so that is the hard limit on the number of images per query. There are also a few other fixes for UI includes the searchbar when there is only one title. This code could be cleaned up a bit by having a constant that defines the maximum number of results for a given service. Currently this is hardcoded in the params for the service. Theoretically the code should work for any “underperforming” service.