Prise en charge Onebox pour les nouvelles Google Photos

Google+ Photos était la solution par défaut pour beaucoup d’entre nous sous Android, avec la sauvegarde automatique activée… toutes vos photos finissaient au même endroit en ligne, stockage gratuit, etc. J’avais l’habitude de les ouvrir sur la page Google et de glisser la photo dans Discourse. L’URL de la photo ressemblait autrefois à ceci :

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-DDzM12G2Qwc/VWlw-u8s6RI/AAAAAAABlio/PjSwWb_IOJQ/w1556-h875-no/IMG_20150529_201713.jpg

Cela génère parfaitement une prévisualisation :

Aujourd’hui, nous avons Google Photos (ils ont supprimé le « Plus ») et ils ont changé le fonctionnement des URL des photos.

Même photo, nouvelle URL Google Photos :

Cela ne génère pas de prévisualisation, car l’extension n’est pas « .jpg ». Je ne sais pas comment extraire l’emplacement brut du fichier JPG à partir de cette chaîne. Il semble s’agir d’un emplacement de stockage et d’un identifiant complètement différents, avec des informations sur la taille de la photo à la fin.

Pourrait quelqu’un de plus compétent que moi examiner l’ajout ou la correction de cette fonctionnalité ?

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Sure @techapj can you add this to your list?

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There might be a few things to consider here in terms of where users get their URL’s from.

Here are 4 links:

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Just checking in to see if there’s been any movement on this? I recently ran into the same problem for a user.

It would be great if we can get these https://goo.gl/photos/KKiG8XvS4o9BXy2r9 style links oneboxed. Both the photo and gallery versions.

Thank link doesn’t seem to work for me, can you paste a working version in Generate responsive embed codes - Iframely to see if it is even supported? (particularly for gallery versions)

Cool they seem to work actually. I added goo.gl to my site’s onebox settings and they work now. I don’t know why I thought I didn’t need to do that.

I also edited the link as I copied one of the ones above but with the link count number at the end by mistake.

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Only drawback it seems is that Google shows only the top of portrait images.

There is no way URL shorteners would be expected to work here. None whatsoever.

It does work if you whitelist goo.gl. Also if you share a photo from Google Photos it generates a special goo.gl link (similar to the maps specific one) that’s just for photos. So it’s not a standard shortened link. On my site I white-listed goo.gl and if you post this link it puts the photo in.

Only problem is that portrait mode photos are cut-off. But I think that’s something wrong on Google’s end.

See this:

That photo should look like this, but it’s only showing the top part.

You would be correct. If you look at the meta tags they generate, it links to a photo that only shows the top portion of the portrait photo

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We covered this in another topic, the pain here is that our “onebox any image” code depends on file extension instead of doing a HEAD/GET and pulling out the mime type.

I think we should just bite the bullet here and look at mime types cause it cleans up a bunch of places where this is the case.

(note, slack does this)

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Seeing how Instagram oneboxing is working nicely, any chance the same could be applied to Google Photos albums?

Here is the link that Google produces for sharing an album with 3 photos in it:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/OPDpevnR0XUHTqA33

And here is how a Google Photos album with 3 photos is presented in Discourse:

Google Photos

I don’t see that used as much as Instagram, so it isn’t as much of a priority.

Onebox now has a dedicated engine for Google Photos to support album, image and video links. Demo:

Album:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/pXA7T8zBX4WZWVMT7

Image:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/GrJbrCUDUw6JUUSv8

Video:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/hmqzFFyVHxZ91FCo9

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That is AWESOME. Thank you!!

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It seems that the Onebox is cropping the image in my case. Am I doing something wrong?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/1j3E4exAQUeBSDEn7

Onebox
Google Photos

Full image

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Onebox uses og:image tag to get image link and in above case the cropped image is what Google is linking to as per:

<meta property="og:image" content="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/6nA9fLdVMC1TzVwZbLYSRW7LUGoe8Gm9kQ_eKktYVALvfULRzYwbd2l4tb54oUG_khyUJuP16Dha1muAT7fAKssGBcqHiFXDwlBVRvvrajaJ2Xy2hJ8HusnoHj1vnDZa3XhzW1ORZsa11AnG_zRfOii8ejgoA9SsobPJXoO3xBq9M7CDPzrOkHHhzG50bslo0FeHhN5S8TrHXmykxLSerV1879tiFo4VrvafHGyRI6iHLjaZvXVNWd-VlD58bM7lgvefBoJe8YlYCGL67cqmcL7XCRjutf6c0jKq7lY0nI9q3nZTDXssgnrvHT-jt0cLzkA8r-ODBtGG9-zhuhTpZqSS4CBsduVckZLtS8wbBPXriyWq7bWn9joynQd-vqgTLj6qdpQqCif62OZclPYr2IO4pOiAK6Fcuns6eMiEYFvv4A1DHu-9ZQ7YMkZqRjNUT8tei0pTmqw7pKUMIEqD21xFiCtF4r3rI3YiO94EaKyJZW2lNAOnIieSPG_n0sdYYT4ciCj0yGbVbdwqaF8Fq77o2AENiFhp8VVqfYbKPtt8PvAdZsoSdpasdVafkxLIPD1iGlkiMljXX9-BpjZGeUNKeLBbHp--IRi3wnbal-3OW6GxwO_H_bmed2xa8hXGfwcbyzmWS35FkkXClZhVnbWyePrYXM298Bhft5C-OZSl0R-OuGiC6rmM52Z_wWfx5njtwWIu_Xuyr35TQqAvroPi=w600-h315-p-k">

No image cropping is happening on discourse/onebox side.

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