1. Plugin Installation:
Access the Bubble Plugin Marketplace and search for "Flickr Media Search Plugin for Bubble".
Install the plugin and add the element to the page where you want the Flickr content to appear.

2. Basic Property Configuration:
In the Bubble editor, select the Flickr plugin element on your page.
Configure the api_key_flickr property by entering your Flickr API key (which you will obtain from the Flickr Developer Portal).
Adjust other properties as needed, such as search_term, results_count, and any additional filtering criteria.

3. "Load More" Button Configuration:
Add a button to your page to trigger the loading of more results.
In the button’s workflow, set the plugin’s load_more property to "yes" upon click.
Utilize the has_more_results state to dynamically display or hide the button based on available content.

4. Workflow Integration:
Bind the exposed states (e.g., image_urls, image_titles, etc.) to dynamic elements on your page.
Set up a Repeating Group to display the results, using image_urls as the data source.
Implement workflows for actions like saving selected images, sharing on social media, or embedding images into content.

5. Download Configuration:
Configure workflows for individual file downloads by connecting them to the exposed image URLs.
Enable multiple file downloads in ZIP format using a list of selected images.
Customize file names for individual downloads or the aggregated ZIP file as needed.

6. Backend API Integration:
Use the image URLs with Bubble’s API to save details about individual images directly to your database.
Set up "Schedule API Workflow on a List" to process each image element if batch processing is required.
Create custom endpoints to handle operations on groups of selected images.

7. Performance Optimization:
Consider implementing a debounce or delay timer in your search workflows to prevent excessive API calls during rapid input.
Display trending or featured images by default to show immediate results before a user search.
Utilize visual loading indicators (such as spinners) while API requests are in progress.

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1. Create an Application on Flickr:
Log in to the Flickr Developer Portal at Flickr API Application Creation.
Create a new application by providing the required details about your project.
Select the appropriate API plan based on your application’s needs.

2. Obtain the API Key (api_key_flickr):
After your application is created, locate and copy the API key displayed on your dashboard.
This key will be used to set the api_key_flickr property in your Bubble plugin.

3. Configure Permissions and Limits:
Review the usage limits and permissions for your API key, ensuring they meet your project's requirements.
Ensure your application complies with Flickr's API terms of service, and request any additional permissions if necessary.

4. Integrate the API Key in Bubble:
In your Bubble application, navigate to "Settings" > "API".
Add a new entry with the key "api_key_flickr" and paste your Flickr API key as the value.
Save your changes; your application is now connected to Flickr through the plugin.

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5. Support & Documentation
To get the most out of this plugin, we provide:

[]📘 Full Documentation: Comprehensive guides and integration walkthroughs []🛠️ Troubleshooting Help: Quick solutions and answers to common issues via our detailed FAQ. []🔄 Continuous Updates: Regular updates and feature enhancements to keep your application up-to-date. []💡 Enhanced User Experience: Leverage Flickr’s extensive image repository to enrich your application’s visual content.

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