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visionary-url

v1.2.0

Published

A lightweight library for generating image URLs with baked-in blurhash placeholders.

Downloads

29

Readme

Visionary URL is a lightweight Typescript library for generating image URLs with built-in Blurhash placeholders.

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Getting started

Install visionary-url via npm. Both ES modules and CommonJS modules are supported.

npm install --save visionary-url

Generating a Visionary URL

import { generateVisionaryUrl } from 'visionary-url';

const url = generateVisionaryUrl({
  blurhash: "LCDJYN9FxG_M_N%L%M%M4o~ptRIA", // blurhash string
  blurhashX: 4, // blurhash x components
  blurhashY: 4, // blurhash y components
  bcc: "#baccae", // background color code
  fileId: "image:101", // image ID or URL
  sourceHeight: 1200, // image height
  sourceWidth: 1600, // image width
});

How it works

A Visionary URL is formatted using 3 or 4 URL segments: | | base path | | visionary code | | options (optional) | | filename | | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | | / | image | / | <visionary code, base64url> | / |<option tokens> | / | image.jpg |

Example URLs

https://examplecdn.cloud/image/aW1hZ2U6MTAwMDEhODAwITYwMA/image.jpg
https://examplecdn.cloud/image/aW1hZ2U6MTAwMDEhODAwITYwMA/4k/image.jpg

Visionary code

The Visionary code is a base64url'd, exclamation-point separated list of image placeholder data, detailed as the following:

| Attribute | Description | | -- | -- | | Image ID | Image URL or internal image ID (required) | | Image width | Used to compute aspect ratio of image placeholder (required) | | Image height | Used to compute aspect ratio of image placeholder (required) | | Background color code | Base layer background color code (e.g. #BACCAE) | | Blurhash code | Blurhash string of the image | | Blurhash x components | Number of x components the blurhash code represents | | Blurhash y components | Number of y components the blurhash code represents |

Image options

Image options are optional and are provided as comma separated tokens.

Size token

One of the following tokens may be included in the options string to specify an image size: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, xxl, 4k, 5k

Download token

| token | description | | -- | --- | | download | Indication for server to return content-disposition: attachment; in response headers |