resize-optimize-images

🗃 Resize and optimize bmp, gif, jpeg, png, & tiff images in Node.js.

Install

npm install resize-optimize-images

Usage

const resizeOptimizeImages = require('resize-optimize-images');

(async () => {
	// Set the options.
	const options = {
		images: ['path/to/image.jpg', 'path/to/image.png'],
		width: 1920,
		quality: 90
	};

	// Run the module.
	await resizeOptimizeImages(options);
})();

API

resizeOptimizeImages(options)

❯ options

Type: object

You can specify the options below.

images

Type: Array

Array of paths to images that you want to resize and optimize.

width

Type: Number
Default: 1920

A number value of width e.g. 1920.

height

Type: Number

Optional number value of height e.g. 1080. If you don't pass a height then image is scaled accordingly with width to preserve the aspect ratio.

quality

Type: Number
Default: 90

Set image quality. 100 being the best quality.

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• MIT © Ahmad Awais
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