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metalsmith-image-dimensions

v0.1.0

Published

Adds width and height attributes to <img> tags for local images

Readme

metalsmith-image-dimensions

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Metalsmith plugin for automatically adding width and height attributes to img tags.

Example

Input:

<img src="dog.jpg">

Output:

<img src="dog.jpg" width="100" height="50">

Usage

const mediaMetadata = require('metalsmith-media-metadata');
const imageDimensions = require('metalsmith-image-dimensions');

metalsmith
  .use(mediaMetadata())
  .use(imageDimensions({
    overwrite: true
  }));

Using with metalsmith-dom-transform

If you're already using metalsmith-dom-transform, you can save a little bit of overhead by accessing the image dimension transform directly:

const domTransform = require('metalsmith-image-dimensions');
const readImageSizes = require('metalsmith-image-dimensions/read_image_sizes');
const imageDimensionsTransform = require('metalsmith-image-dimensions/transform');

metalsmith
  .use(readImageSizes({
    path: '**/*.+(jpg|png)'
  }))
  .use(domTransform({
    transforms: [
      imageDimensionsTransform(options),
      // Your other transforms go here
    ]
  }));

Note that you must separately use readImageSizes before running the domTransform.

Notes

  • External images are not supported since I didn't need them. File an issue if that's something you'd like.

Configuration

  • domain: Domain where this is hosted, used to determine if an image is external. It is unlikely that you'd need to set this, unless you have absolute URLs for image that are local to the site (default: http://example.com).
  • path: minimatch case-insensitive glob that determines which files get processed (default: **/*.+(gif|jpg|png))
  • overwrite: Write width and height tags even if already set (default false)

Changelog

  • 0.1.0: Remove requirement for metalsmith-media-metadata and expose readImageSizes
  • 0.0.2: Fix bug where paths were not correctly resolved
  • 0.0.1: First release