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ATTRIBUTES
  cloud_name
    Your cloud name from <https://cloudinary.com/console>

  api_key
    Your API key from <https://cloudinary.com/console>

  api_secret
    Your API secret from <https://cloudinary.com/console>

  private_cdn
    Your private CDN url from <https://cloudinary.com/console>.

METHODS
  upload
      $self->upload(
        {
          file          => $binary_str | $url,    # required
          format        => $str,                  # optional
          public_id     => $str,                  # optional
          resource_type => $str,                  # image or raw. defaults to "image"
          tags          => ['foo', 'bar'],        # optional
          timestamp     => $epoch,                # time()
        },
        sub { my ($cloudinary, $res) = @_ }
      );

    Will upload a file to <http://cloudinary.com> using the parameters given
    "cloud_name", "api_key" and "api_secret". $res in the callback will be
    the json response from cloudinary:

      {
        url        => $str,
        secure_url => $str,
        public_id  => $str,
        version    => $str,
        width      => $int,    # only for images
        height     => $int,    # only for images
      }

    $res on error can be either "undef" if there was an issue
    connecting/communicating with cloudinary or a an error data structure:

      {error => {message: $str}}

    The "file" can be:

    *   A hash

          { file => 'path/to/image' }

    *   A Mojo::Upload object.

    *   A Mojo::Asset object.

    *   A URL

    "res" in callbacks will be the JSON response from
    <http://cloudinary.com> as a hash ref. It may also be "undef" if
    something went wrong with the actual HTTP POST.

    See also <https://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_images> and
    <http://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_images#raw_uploads>.

  destroy
      $self->destroy(
        {
          public_id     => $public_id,
          resource_type => $str,         # image or raw. defaults to "image"
        },
        sub { my ($cloudinary, $res) = @_; }
      );

    Will delete an image from cloudinary, identified by $public_id. The
    callback will be called when the image got deleted or if an error occur.

    On error, look for:

      {error => {message: $str}}

    See also
    <https://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_images#deleting_images>.

  url_for
      $url_obj = $self->url_for("$public_id.$format", \%args);

    This method will return a public URL to the image at
    <http://cloudinary.com>. It will use "private_cdn" or the public CDN and
    "cloud_name" to construct the URL. The return value is a Mojo::URL
    object.

    Example %args:

      {
        h             => 150,      # height of image
        w             => 100,      # width of image
        resource_type => $str,     # image or raw. defaults to "image"
        secure        => $bool,    # use private_cdn or public cdn
        type          => $str,     # upload, facebook. defaults to "upload"
      }

    See also
    <http://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_images#accessing_uploaded_im
    ages> and <http://cloudinary.com/documentation/image_transformations>.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
    This library is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR
    Jan Henning Thorsen - jhthorsen@cpan.org