- clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/AnliYang/rszr.git - switch into the directory:
cd rszr - match node versions:
nvm use - install dependencies:
npm install - start it up:
npm run dev(uses nodemon to watch for file changes)
...And now (I hope!) you've got rszr running: http://localhost:3000/
The raw images are stored in static/raw.
To access a raw image, hit /raw and provide the image name:
/raw/<IMAGE-FILE-NAME>
e.g., http://localhost:3000/raw/cheese-cake.jpg
To access a resized image, hit /resized, provide the image name, and the desired width/height dimensions (in px):
/raw/<IMAGE-FILE-NAME>_<WIDTH>x<HEIGHT>
e.g., http://localhost:3000/resized/cheese-cake_200x300.jpg,
http://localhost:3000/resized/cheese-cake_300x300.jpg,
http://localhost:3000/resized/cheese-cake_400x200.jpg
- linter
- Handle gifs. Currently able to serve raw gifs (e.g., http://localhost:3000/raw/zombie-dance.gif), but resizing results in what appears to be just one frame from the gif (resized) (e.g., http://localhost:3000/resized/zombie-dance_200x300.gif).
- Add informative errors for helping users who submit malformed requests.
- Pull all resizing out into a separate module, keeping in mind that I'm likely to use a different library to process gif resizing.
- The image quality seems to be pretty compromised when resizing. Look into different settings with the current library, and other options.