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rsbuild-plugin-image-process

v0.0.5

Published

A plugin for rsbuild to process image

Readme

rsbuild-plugin-image-process

A plugin for Rsbuild based on sharp, supporting image resizing, format conversion, quality adjustment, and more.

Usage

Install:

npm add rsbuild-plugin-image-process -D

Add plugin to your rsbuild.config.ts:

// rsbuild.config.ts
import { pluginImageProcess } from "rsbuild-plugin-image-process";

export default {
  plugins: [pluginImageProcess()],
};

Importing Images with Processing Parameters

You can pass processing parameters directly in the import statement:

import Image from './example.png?process-image=resize,w_100,h_100';

The query string after ?process-image= defines the processing steps and parameters.

Supported Operations & Parameters

resize

  • Proportional resize:

    • p: Scale by percentage, [1,1000]. Less than 100 means shrink, greater than 100 means enlarge.
    • Example: resize,p_50 (shrink to 50% of original)
  • Resize by width/height:

    • w: Target width [1,16384]
    • h: Target height [1,16384]
    • m: Resize mode
      • lfit (default): Proportional fit within target box
      • mfit: Proportional cover target box
      • fill: Proportional cover and center crop
      • pad: Proportional fit and pad with color
      • fixed: Force resize to exact width and height
    • l: Longest side [1,16384]
    • s: Shortest side [1,16384]
    • limit: If 1 (default), do not enlarge beyond original size; if 0, allow upscaling
    • color: Padding color for pad mode (RGB hex, e.g. FFFFFF)
    • Example: resize,w_300,h_200,m_pad,color_000000

format

  • format: Output format, supports jpeg, png, webp. Unsupported formats default to webp.
  • Example: format,webp

quality

  • q or Q: Image quality, 1-100, default 100.
  • Example: quality,q_80

Query Example

You can chain multiple operations:

process-image=resize,w_200,h_200/format,webp/quality,q_80

License

MIT.