Save Captured Images in a NativeScript Angular Application to Couchbase

The text provides a detailed guide on developing a mobile application using NativeScript and Angular to capture images and store them in Couchbase Lite, a device-level NoSQL database, as base64 encoded strings. It outlines the necessary tools and steps for creating a NativeScript project, setting up the Couchbase plugin, and managing permissions for iOS. The guide walks through the process of stripping unnecessary code from boilerplate files, implementing core application logic in TypeScript, and designing a simple UI to display captured images. The application uses the device's camera to capture images, converts them to base64, and saves them to the database, with the HTML interface featuring an action bar for triggering the camera and displaying images. The text concludes with a mention of future plans to sync the image data across devices and invites readers to explore further resources on using NativeScript with Couchbase. Additionally, it addresses a troubleshooting query regarding image processing and offers a minor correction for users of NativeScript 3.0.