carrierwave plugin to mount on postgresql json&hstore fields accessible through ar store_accessor method

Store file data in the database using ActiveRecord, but not in a seperate table, but in the model itself, instead.

Aliyun OSS support for Carrierwave

CarrierWave Audio Waveform

CarrierWave for AWS::Record::Model

Allows file upload to Azure with the officail sdk

Allows storing content with base64 images to a model with Carrierwave file uploads. The base64 images are extracted from the content and stored as physical files using Carrierwave's configured storage. When ...

Places a serialized file into a field as a Base64 string and returns the data-url for it

Mixin for CarrierWave uploaders to support Base64 data URLs for mobile APIs

Box.net/Box.com integration for CarrierWave.

A storage plugin for carrierwave that will retrieving files from a secondary storageif the file is not present in the primary storage. New files will always be stored in the primary storage. This is perfect for use while migrating from one storage to another, or to avoid polluting...

Allows carrierwave to process Base64 encoded file uploads by providing a `#{mounted_as}_data=` method that accepts Base64 encoded strings and sets the #{mounted_as} column accordingly.

With carrierwave-delay you can offload version processing of your Carrierwave uploaders to Sidekiq and ActiveJob instances.

Stores the dimensions of an image when uploading. Individual versions can be stored with different columns in the database.

Process your uploads in the background by uploading directly to S3

Bring together docsplit and carrierwave in a loving union.

Elastictastic support for CarrierWave

FFMPEG wrapper for CarrierWave uploader that allows audio file conversion and watermarking

Upload files to your ruby web application using the FilePicker.io client-side JS libraries, picking files from not only the local file system, but also online services such as Facebook, Dropbox, Gmail, Flickr, and many more.

Save your image attachments in http://flickr.com/ using Carrierwave