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payload-blurhash-plugin

v3.0.1

Published

Payload CMS plugin for automatic Blurhash encoding of images

Downloads

2,638

Readme

payload-blurhash-plugin

Payload CMS plugin for automatic Blurhash encoding of images.

Getting started

  1. Install the package
  • Payload v2: npm i payload-blurhash-plugin@2
  • Payload v3: npm i payload-blurhash-plugin@3
  1. Add the plugin to your payload.config.ts:
import computeBlurhash from 'payload-blurhash-plugin';

export default buildConfig({
  /* ... */
  plugins: [
    computeBlurhash(),
  ],
});

Plugin options

Optionally, you can pass the following options to tweak the behavior of the plugin:

export interface BlurhashPluginOptions {
  /*
   * Array of collection slugs that the plugin should apply to.
   * By default, the plugin will apply to all collections with `upload` properties.
   */
  collections?: CollectionConfig['slug'][];

  /*
   * Width to resize the image to prior to computing the blurhash.
   * Default: 32
   */
  width?: number;

  /*
   * Height to resize the image to prior to computing the blurhash.
   * Default: 32
   */
  height?: number;

  /*
   * X component count to pass to the Blurhash library.
   * Default: 3
   */
  componentX?: number;

  /*
   * Y component count to pass to the Blurhash library.
   * Default: 3
   */
  componentY?: number;

  /*
   * Pattern to determine which MIME types to target
   * Default: image/*
   */
  mimeTypePattern?: string;
}

The defaults are chosen somewhat arbitrarily, they are just values that I've found to work nicely for me.