Manipulate and upload images to cloud
A Node.js module to resize, crop, manipulate images, maintain different presets of the same image and upload to rackspace cloudfiles. Its completely asynchronous.
Installation
$ npm install imager
Usage
You need to create imager configuration file with image variants and your storages
Below is an example config
module.exports = {
variants: {
items: {
resize: { mini : "300x200", preview: "800x600" },
crop: { thumb: "200x200" },
resizeAndCrop: { large: {resize: "1000x1000", crop: "900x900"} }
},
},
storage: {
Rackspace: {
auth: {
username: "USERNAME", apiKey: "API_KEY", host: "lon.auth.api.rackspacecloud.com"
},
container: "CONTAINER_NAME"
}
},
debug: true
}
and then
var Imager = require('imager');
, imagerConfig = require('path/to/imager-config.js')
, imager = new Imager(imagerConfig, 'Rackspace')
Uploading file(s)
The callback recieves an err object, a files array (containing the names of the files which were uploaded) and the cdnUri.
Suppose you have a variant, say thumb
, then you can access the image by cdnUri+'/'+'thumb_'+files[0]
. This would be the complete url of the image
Form upload (multiple images)
If you are using express, you will recieve all the form files in req.files
.
imager.upload(req.files.image, function(err, cdnUri, files) {
// do your stuff
}, 'projects')
Here, projects
is your scope or variant. If you don’t specify the scope or the variant, imager will try to look for a default variant named default
. You must either specify a variant like above or provide a default
variant.
Upload local images
imager.upload(['/path/to/file'], function (err, cdnUri, files) {
// do your stuff
}, 'projects')
Here files can be an array or a string. Make sure the path is absolute.
Removing file(s)
Remove from cloudfiles
var files = ['1330838831049.png', '1330838831049.png']
imager.remove(files, function (err) {
// do your stuff
}, 'projects')
files
can be array of filenames or a string of single filename.
Even here, if the variant is not specified, imager will try to look for the default
variant. If neither of them are provided, you will get an error.
Debugging
If you specify debug: true
in the imager config, you can see the logs of uploaded / removed files.
To-do’s
- Support amazon storage
- Write more tests