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respimagen

v2.0.2

Published

This is a Node.js script and library that generates responsive images for your website. It uses the [sharp](https://sharp.pixelplumbing.com/) image processing library.

Readme

Responsive Images Generator

This is a Node.js script and library that generates responsive images for your website. It uses the sharp image processing library.

Feel free to use it and modify it to your needs.

CLI Usage

node index.js <input> -s [sizes] -t [filetypes] -o [outputdir] -c [clear]

Positional Arguments:
  input            file or directory to process                       [required]

Options:
      --help       Show help                                           [boolean]
      --version    Show version number                                 [boolean]
  -s, --sizes      different sizes to generate, separated by comma. If omitted,
                   keeps original size                               [optional]
  -t, --filetypes  different filetypes to generate, separated by comma
                   Supported: avif, webp, jpeg, jpg, png
                                                             [default: "avif"]
  -o, --outputdir  output directory                           [default: "output"]
  -c               clear the output directory before processing, default false
                                                      [boolean] [default: false]

Examples:
  node index.js beach.jpg -s 500,750 -t webp,avif
    Resize and convert beach.jpg to 500px and 750px in webp and avif format

  node index.js ./photos
    Convert all images to avif, keeping original dimensions

  node index.js ./photos -s 300,500,700
    Process all images with multiple sizes (avif format)

  node index.js ./photos -s 300,500,700 -t webp,avif -o output -c
    Process all images with multiple sizes and formats, clearing output first

Programmatic Usage

You can also import and use the core functionality in your own Node.js projects:

import { processPath } from './lib/processor.js';

// Process a single image
const result = await processPath('photo.jpg', {
  sizes: [400, 800, 1200],
  filetypes: 'webp,avif',
  outputdir: 'dist',
  clear: true
});

console.log(result.output); // Array of processed files
console.log(result.srcset); // Srcset string for responsive images

// Process a directory
const dirResult = await processPath('./images', {
  sizes: [300, 500, 700],
  filetypes: 'avif,jpeg',
  outputdir: 'output'
});

Testing

Run the test suite with:

npm test

Dependencies

  • sharp (^0.34.4): Image processing
  • yargs (^18.0.0): CLI argument parsing