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ipx-nightly

v4.0.0-alpha.1

Published

High performance, secure and easy-to-use image optimizer.

Downloads

489

Readme

🖼️ IPX

npm version npm downloads

High performance, secure and easy-to-use image optimizer powered by sharp and svgo.

Used by Nuxt Image and Netlify and open to everyone!

Migration from v3 to v4

[!NOTE] This is the active development branch for IPX v4. Check out v3 for v3 docs.

  • The server creation APIs have changed. See the Programmatic API section for examples.
  • The JSON error format has changed from { error: string } to { status, statusText, message }.

Using CLI

You can use ipx command to start server.

Using npx:

npx ipx serve --dir ./

Using bun

bunx ipx serve --dir ./

The default serve directory is the current working directory.

Programmatic API

You can use IPX as a middleware or directly use IPX interface.

Example: Using built-in server

import { serveIPX, createIPX, ipxFSStorage, ipxHttpStorage } from "ipx";

const ipx = createIPX({
  storage: ipxFSStorage({ dir: "./public" }),
  httpStorage: ipxHttpStorage({ domains: ["picsum.photos"] }),
  alias: { "/picsum": "https://picsum.photos" },
});

// http://localhost:3000/w_512/picsum/1000
serveIPX(ipx);

Example: Using with h3

import { H3, serve } from "h3";

import {
  createIPX,
  ipxFSStorage,
  ipxHttpStorage,
  createIPXFetchHandler,
} from "ipx";

const ipx = createIPX({
  storage: ipxFSStorage({ dir: "./public" }),
  httpStorage: ipxHttpStorage({ domains: ["picsum.photos"] }),
  alias: { "/picsum": "https://picsum.photos" },
});

const app = new H3();

app.mount("/ipx", createIPXFetchHandler(ipx));

// http://localhost:3000/ipx/w_512/picsum/1000
serve(app);

Example: Using with express

import Express from "express";

import {
  createIPX,
  ipxFSStorage,
  ipxHttpStorage,
  createIPXNodeHandler,
} from "ipx";

const ipx = createIPX({
  storage: ipxFSStorage({ dir: "./public" }),
  httpStorage: ipxHttpStorage({ domains: ["picsum.photos"] }),
  alias: { "/picsum": "https://picsum.photos" },
});

const app = Express();

app.use("/ipx", createIPXNodeHandler(ipx));

// http://localhost:3000/ipx/w_512/picsum/1000
app.listen(3000, () => {
  console.log("Server is running on http://localhost:3000");
});

URL Examples

Get original image:

/_/static/buffalo.png

Change format to webp and keep other things same as source:

/f_webp/static/buffalo.png

Automatically convert to a preferred format (avif/webp/jpeg). Uses the browsers accept header to negotiate:

/f_auto/static/buffalo.png

Keep original format (png) and set width to 200:

/w_200/static/buffalo.png

Resize to 200x200px using embed method and change format to webp:

/embed,f_webp,s_200x200/static/buffalo.png

Config

You can universally customize IPX configuration using IPX_* environment variables.

  • IPX_ALIAS
    • Default: {}

Filesystem Source Options

(enabled by default with CLI only)

IPX_FS_DIR

  • Default: . (current working directory)

IPX_FS_MAX_AGE

  • Default: 300

HTTP(s) Source Options

(enabled by default with CLI only)

IPX_HTTP_DOMAINS

  • Default: []

IPX_HTTP_MAX_AGE

  • Default: 300

IPX_HTTP_FETCH_OPTIONS

  • Default: {}

IPX_HTTP_ALLOW_ALL_DOMAINS

  • Default: false

Modifiers

| Property | Docs | Example | Comments | | -------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------- | :--------------------------------------------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | width / w | Docs | /width_200/buffalo.png or /w_200/buffalo.png | | height / h | Docs | /height_200/buffalo.png or /h_200/buffalo.png | | resize / s | Docs | /s_200x200/buffalo.png | | kernel | Docs | /s_200x200,kernel_nearest/buffalo.png | Supported kernel: nearest, cubic, mitchell, lanczos2 and lanczos3 (default). | | fit | Docs | /s_200x200,fit_outside/buffalo.png | Sets fit option for resize. | | position / pos | Docs | /s_200x200,pos_top/buffalo.png | Sets position option for resize. | | trim | Docs | /trim_100/buffalo.png | | extend | Docs | /extend_{top}_{right}_{bottom}_{left}/buffalo.png | Extend / pad / extrude one or more edges of the image with either the provided background colour or pixels derived from the image. | | background / b | _ | /r_45,b_00ff00/buffalo.png | | extract | Docs | /extract_{left}_{top}_{width}_{height}/buffalo.png | Extract/crop a region of the image. | | crop | Docs | /crop_{left}_{top}_{width}_{height}/buffalo.png | Alias for extract. Extract/crop a region of the image. | | format / f | Docs | /format_webp/buffalo.png or /f_webp/buffalo.png | Supported format: jpg, jpeg, png, webp, avif, gif, heif, tiff and auto (experimental only with middleware) | | quality / q | _ | /quality_50/buffalo.png or /q_50/buffalo.png | Accepted values: 0 to 100 | | rotate | Docs | /rotate_45/buffalo.png | | enlarge | _ | /enlarge,s_2000x2000/buffalo.png | Allow the image to be upscaled. By default the returned image will never be larger than the source in any dimension, while preserving the requested aspect ratio. | | flip | Docs | /flip/buffalo.png | | flop | Docs | /flop/buffalo.png | | sharpen | Docs | /sharpen_30/buffalo.png | | median | Docs | /median_10/buffalo.png | | blur | Docs | /blur_5/buffalo.png | | gamma | Docs | /gamma_3/buffalo.png | | negate | Docs | /negate/buffalo.png | | normalize | Docs | /normalize/buffalo.png | | threshold | Docs | /threshold_10/buffalo.png | | tint | Docs | /tint_1098123/buffalo.png | | grayscale | Docs | /grayscale/buffalo.png | | flatten | Docs | /flatten/buffalo.png | Remove alpha channel, if any, and replace with background colour. | | modulate | Docs | /modulate_brightness_saturation_hue/buffalo.png | Transforms the image using brightness, saturation and hue rotation. | | crop | Docs | /crop_{left}_{top}_{width}_{height}/buffalo.png | Alias for extract. Extract/crop a region of the image. | | animated / a | - | /animated/buffalo.gif or /a/buffalo.gif | Experimental |

License

MIT