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@wahyuade/quickthumb

v0.1.2

Published

On the fly, thumbnail creation middleware for express.

Downloads

12

Readme

QuickThumb

QuickThumb is an on the fly, thumbnail creation middleware for express. It utilizes the popular *nix image library, ImageMagick. It allows for the automatic creation of thumbnails by adding query parameters onto a standard image url. It's ideal for web developers who would like to easily experiment with different size thumbnails, wihout having to worry about pre-generating an entire library.

QuickThumb also comes with a command line utility to batch create thumbnails. This is more appropriate for production systems where all images should be pre-generated.

Examples

var express = require('express'),
    app = express(),
    qt = require('quickthumb');

app.use('/public', qt.static(__dirname + '/../public'));
<img src="/public/images/red.gif?dim=200x100" />

Install

npm install quickthumb

ImageMagick is required for this module, so make sure it is installed.

Ubuntu

apt-get install imagemagick

Mac OS X

brew install imagemagick

Fedora/CentOS

yum install imagemagick

Documentation

qt.static(path, [options])

Middleware to replace express.static() or connect.static().

path is the base directory where images are located.

options is an object to specify customizations. It currently has the following options:

  • type The type of imagemagick conversion to take place. There are currently only two options:
    • crop (default) Crops and zooms images to the exact size specified. Proxy to imagemagick.crop.
    • resize Resizes an image to fit within the specified dimensions, but actual dimensions may not be exactly as specified. Proxy to imagemagick.resize.
  • cacheDir The directory where generated images will be created. If not supplied, images will be created in [path]/.cache/
  • quality The quality to use when resizing the image. Values should be between 0 (worst quality) and 1 (best quality)

Resizing of images is directed by the query parameter dim. This is in the format [width]x[height]. E.g. red.gif?dim=200x100

Resized images will be created on an as needed basis, and stored in [cacheDir]/[type]/[dim].

If the dim parameter is not present, the original image will be served.

qt.convert(options, callback)

The first argument is an options object. src, dst, and at least one of width and height are required

  • src (required) Path to source image
  • dst (required) Path to destination image
  • width Width of resized image
  • height Height of resized image

The callback argument gets 2 arguments. The first is an error object, most likely from imagemagick's convert. The second argument is the path to the created image.

CLI utils

node bin/make-thumb.js src dst [width]x[height] [-p] [-r] [--resize]
  • src Path to the source image or directory
  • dst Path to the destination image or directory
  • [width]x[height] Dimensions of the resized images
  • -p Create a subdirectory in dst based off of the dimensions
  • -r Process images recursively from src
  • --resize Use resize instead of crop

Example

// Resize a single image and write it to /tmp/red.gif
node bin/make-thumb.js public/images/red.gif /tmp/ 200x200
// Resize all images recursively from public/images/* and write them to /tmp/200x200/*
node bin/make-thumb.js public/images/ /tmp/ 200x200 -p -r