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browsersync-images-middleware

v2.0.1

Published

browser-sync development middleware to resize and transform local images (fake-CDN features)

Downloads

148

Readme

browsersync-images-middleware  GitHub last commit GitHub issues

browser-sync development middleware to resize and transform local images (fake-CDN features)

Install  npm

npm i -D browsersync-images-middleware sharp

Setup and features

  1. Wherever you use browser-sync, add the middleware option, like this:

        ...
        middleware: [{
          route: '/img',
          handle: require('browsersync-images-middleware')('public')
        }],
        ...
    • [img] Your chosen route. Can be anything, as long as you set your filter the same way.
    • [public] The root path of your images, probably your published/destination folder.
  2. and provide for your templates, a simple function, helper, filter, etc to mimic your favorite CDN's important features. With these parameters/options:

    • width w=200
    • height h=300
    • dpr (default 1) d=3
    • resize smart/fit (default smart) s=fit
    • force webp/avif/auto f=auto

    to build these (random) url:

    • /img/w=200,f=webp/image/somewhere/cat.jpg
    • /img/w=300,h=300/image/anotherpath/dog.png
    • /img/w=400,h=200,s=fit,f=auto/image/tree/bird.jpg

Demos

You can clone/download the github repository where you will find some demos.

A handlebars™ demo here with its simpliest helper:

Handlebars.registerHelper('cdn', (imagePath, options) => {
  const o = options.hash;
  return `/img/`
    + `w=${o.width}`
    + `${o.height ? ',h='+o.height : ''}`
    + `${o.force ? ',f='+o.force : ''}`
    + `${imagePath}`;
});

Or a Eleventy™ one there with a basic filter:

eleventyConfig.addFilter('cdn', (imagePath, width, height, force) => {
  return `/img/`
    + `w=${width}`
    + `${height ? ',h='+height : ''}`
    + `${force ? ',f='+force : ''}`
    + `${imagePath}`;
});

CHANGELOG

v2.0.1

  • sharp peer dependency corrected

v2.0.0

  • BREAKING: sharp is now a peerDependency, you must install it seperately

v1.0.0

  • Automatic smartcrop can now be changed to fit
  • WebP, AVIF and auto mode (Thanks to sharp)

v0.4.x

  • Correction: URL is now "URI decoded"
  • Added png images

v0.2.0

v0.1.0

  • Initial upload