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@betechspark/imageproxy-client

v0.1.2

Published

TypeScript helpers for betechspark Image Proxy — URL builders, transforms, and source-key encoding.

Downloads

261

Readme

@betechspark/imageproxy-client

Framework-agnostic TypeScript helpers for the betechspark Image Proxy — build GET /image/:id and GET /asset/:encoded URLs with transforms and optional File Server HMAC query params.

Install

npm i @betechspark/imageproxy-client

Quick start

import {
  buildImageByUuid,
  buildAssetByFileserverId,
  buildAssetByUrl,
  encodeSourceKey,
} from '@betechspark/imageproxy-client';

const base = 'https://images.example.com';

// Catalog UUID
const thumb = buildImageByUuid(base, fileId, { w: 400, f: 'webp', q: 82 });

// File Server record via /asset
const asset = buildAssetByFileserverId(base, fileId, { w: 800, fit: 'cover' });

// Remote URL source
const remote = buildAssetByUrl(base, 'https://cdn.example/photo.jpg', { w: 600 });

Routes

| Function | HTTP route | | -------- | ---------- | | buildImageByUuid | GET /image/:id | | buildAssetBySourceKey | GET /asset/:base64url(sourceKey) | | buildAssetByFileserverId | source key fileserver/<uuid> | | buildAssetByUrl | source key url/<encoded-url> | | buildAssetByFsPath | source key fs/<alias>/<path> | | buildAssetByContentHash | blob path under fs/data/objects/... (prefix configurable) |

Private assets

For fileserver/<id> on /asset, append exp and sig from your server (@betechspark/imageproxy-server). For private catalog rows on /image/:id, use a JWT bearer (@betechspark/imageproxy-server signImageJwt).

Related packages

See USAGE.md for a step-by-step guide.