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$ docker run --rm -p 9000:9000 h2non/imaginary -enable-url-source
$ curl http://localhost:9000/smartcrop?width=31&height=31&type=webp&url=https://camo.githubusercontent.com/bcb3b2bd343c3c85aaf6094e51c6178bbe239a32/687474703a2f2f7331342e706f7374696d672e6f72672f3874683731613230312f696d6167696e6172795f776f726c642e6a7067
{"message":"Error while processing the image: shrink: parameter vshrin-
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We need to update the Documentation in https://github.com/flyimg/flyimg/blob/master/docs/url-options.md
Fix the images url.
App full options need to be updated as well.
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Hello, I'm trying to create an image minify function and I ran across this issue where imageProcessor.PixelSource.Width does not report original image size anymore.
Background: I want to write a function that creates thumbnails but never enlarges images. Given an NxN box it needs to resize image to fit (preserving aspect ratio), but keep images smaller than NxN pixels intact (pass-thru).
One
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Ideally, components should be able to declare their own style with no need for it to exist in nuxt.config.js. For example:
<template>
<div>
<nuxt-img
:src="testImage"
:image-style="imageStyle"
alt="Never forget alt tags!" />
</div>
</template>
<script>
export default {
data () {
return {
testImage: '/test.png',
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Migration guide?
Hey @czim I'm interested in using this package instead of Stapler, but we already use Stapler (via laravel-stapler) in our project. I saw the list of differences in the readme, but was wondering if there was a more robust migration guide?
If not, is there anything else I should be aware of when attempting the transition? Is the rest of the API mostly the same as stapler's?
This looks far m
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Hello,
in your documentation, you wrote that, in resize() function we can omitted 'width'. However, if I omit width, there is an error =>
[DEBUG] Resizing image to target size: NaNx600 {"mode":"fit","gravity":"center","background":"","orig_width":564,"orig_height":423,"target_width":null,"target_height":600,"dest_width":null,"dest_height":null,"canvas_width":null,"canvas_height":null,"x":
Given this test.jpg:
And the following code (which references NuGet packages ImageResizer and LightResize):
ImageResizer.ImageBuilder.Current.Build("test.jpg", "test-resized-imageresizer.jpg",
new ImageResizer.Instructions
{
Scale = ImageResizer.-
Move usage examples to docs/manual/usage.md or similar
- Add images for pre/post results
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Add comparison between sampling filters with images
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Add / keep a few examples in the readme
- Add small images for pre/post results
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Exclude images for the docs in Cargo.toml
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Hi,
I went through the documentation and couldn't find anything about using imgproxy with a SPA framework like vue. Are there any examples or guides on this?
If I understand correctly imgproxy is ment to be used serverside because of the encryption aspect. Would love to know about any best practices on how to implement it in a SPA scenario.
Thank you