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imgyjs

v0.1.19

Published

A universal image storage middleware for any framework.

Readme

imgyjs is a framework‑agnostic image storage layer that sits between your application, a storage provider (Vercel Blob, Amazon S3, etc.), and a database (MongoDB, Firebase).

It provides:

  • A simple upload API that returns a public image URL
  • Pluggable storage and database backends
  • Domain‑based read/write permissions
  • First‑class integrations for Next.js (App Router) and Express
  • Optional scaffolding via create-imgyjs-app to generate a fully wired project

Table of Contents

  1. Installation
  2. Quick Start
  3. Configuration
  4. Next.js Usage
  5. Express Usage
  6. Domain Permissions
  7. API Reference
  8. Scaffolding CLI (Optional)
  9. Troubleshooting
  10. License

Installation

Install the core library:

npm install imgyjs

OR BY USING IMGY SCAFFOLDING

npx create-imgyjs-app@latest