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ui-avatars-api

v1.1.2

Published

ui-avatars api

Downloads

37

Readme

Ui-Avatars Api

ui-avatars is a library for generating avatar images based on initials using the ui-avatars.com API. This package allows you to create URLs for generating avatars and download images directly into a buffer.

Installation

To install ui-avatars, use npm:

npm install ui-avatars

Usage

Here’s an example of how to use the ui-avatars library:

import { UiAvatars } from "ui-avatars";
import fs from "fs";

const avatarOptions = {
  name: "Jane Doe",
  size: 128,
  background: "ff5733",
  color: "ffffff",
  rounded: true,
};

const avatarGenerator = new UiAvatars(avatarOptions);

avatarGenerator
  .downloadAvatar()
  .then(({ url, image }) => {
    fs.writeFileSync("avatar.png", image);
    console.log("Avatar downloaded from:", url);
  })
  .catch((error) => {
    console.error("Error downloading avatar:", error.message);
  });

API

The UiAvatars class provides methods for generating avatar URLs and downloading avatars.

Constructor

constructor(options?: UiAvatarsSettingsType)

    options: An optional object to configure default avatar settings. See UiAvatarsSettingsType for available options.

Methods
createUrl(options?: UiAvatarsSettingsType): string

Generates a URL for the avatar image with the specified settings.

    options: An optional object to override the default settings.
    Returns: A string URL to request the avatar image.

downloadAvatar(options?: UiAvatarsSettingsType): Promise<{ url: string; image: Buffer }>

Downloads the avatar image and returns the URL and image buffer.

    options: An optional object to override the default settings.
    Returns: A promise that resolves to an object containing:
        url: The URL used to request the avatar image.
        image: The image data as a Buffer.

downloadAvatarByUrl(url: string): Promise<{ url: string; image: Buffer }>

Downloads the avatar image and returns the URL and image buffer.

    url: string;
    Returns: A promise that resolves to an object containing:
        url: The URL used to request the avatar image.
        image: The image data as a Buffer.

Configuration Options

  • name: The name used to generate initials.
  • background: Hex color for the image background, without the hash (#).
  • color: Hex color for the font, without the hash (#).
  • size: Avatar image size in pixels. Between 16 and 512.
  • fontsize: Font size as a percentage of the size. Between 0.1 and 1.
  • length: Length of the generated initials.
  • rounded: Boolean specifying if the returned image should be a circle.
  • bold: Boolean specifying if the returned letters should use a bold font. uppercase: Decide if the API should uppercase the name/initials.