Allows to use Google Cloud Functions as a proxy for image processing, similar to Cloudinary Fetch using sharp, if the browser supports WebP, then transform the image to this format.
when creating the function assign as much memory as possible, at this
moment the limit is 2GB
the easiest way is to use the integrated google cloud editor and copy
index.js and package.json to your desktop
another solution is to download this repository as a zip file and upload it directly to Google Cloud unctions
is probably not viable to use in production, it should be taken more as an experiment.
The start time of a Cloud Function is approximately 200ms.
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