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bkjs-wand

v0.5.3

Published

Imagemagick wand support for node.js and backendjs

Downloads

359

Readme

ImageMagick wand module for node and backendjs

Requirements

Installing dependencies on CentOS:

yum -y install libpng-devel libjpeg-turbo-devel

Installing dependencies on Mac OS X using macports:

port install libpng jpeg

Usage

  • resizeImage(source, options, callback) - resize image using ImageMagick
    • source can be a Buffer or file name
    • options can have the following properties:
      • width - output image width, if negative and the original image width is smaller than the specified, nothing happens
      • height - output image height, if negative and the original image height is smaller this the specified, nothing happens
      • quality - 0 - 99
      • out - output file name
      • ext - image extention
      • outfile - a filename where to save scaled image, if not given the binary image data is passed to the callback
      • frame - which frame to resize for animated GIFs, 0 is default, -1 to convert all frames
      • no_animation - if set to 1 it will convert GIF animation, otherwise animated GIF is simply returned as is
      • posterize - levels, 2,3,4
      • dither - 1 to dither
      • normalize - 1 to normalize image
      • quantize - number of colors
      • treedepth - 0 or 1 for quantize
      • flip - 1 to flip image
      • flop - 1 1 to flop image
      • blur_radius - radius in pixels
      • blur_sigma - std deviation in pixels
      • sharpen_radius - radius in pixels
      • sharpen_sigma - std deviation in pixels
      • brightness - -100 - 100
      • contrast - -100 - 100
      • rotate - degrees
      • opacity - 0 - 1.0
      • crop_width - crop coordinates
      • crop_height
      • crop_x
      • crop_y
      • bgcolor - RGB for background
      • filter - box, triangle, hermite, hanning, hamming, blackman, gaussian, quadratic, cubic, catrom, mitchell, lanczos, kaiser, welsh, parzen, bohman, barlett, lagrange, jinc, sinc, sincfast, lanczossharp, lanzos2, lanzos2sharp, robidoux, robidouxsharp, cosine, spline, lanczosradius
      • colorspace - rgb, gray, transparent, ohta, xyz, ycbcr, ycc, yiq, ypbpr, yuv, cmylk, srgb, hls, hwb
      • gravity - northwest, north, northeast, west, center, east, southwest, south, southeast

On return the callback will receive the image data if no outfile was specified or null, and the third argument if an object with the result image information: file, ext, height, width, orientation, rotation.

The original image dimentions are returned as _width and _height.

The file where the image is sved will have the actual extention, if the outfile parameter contains invalid extention it will be replaced with the actual resulting image type.

  require("bkjs-wand").resizeImage("a.png", { width: 120, height: 120 }, function(err, data, info) {
     if (!err) fs.writeFile("b.png", data);
     console.log(err, info);
  })

Author

Vlad Seryakov