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bug
hacktoberfest
sadok-f
- Opened on Oct 6, 2019
- #7
We have Jenkins, but we should also check out circle CI. We are even getting warnings alredy, no harm in checking out:
https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/
baamenabar
- Opened on Mar 25, 2019
- #6
a simple express middleware script to generate thumbnails
[ ] Triggered when image is uploaded... [ ] ... or if not available when image info is requested, through the API. [ ]
thumbnails will be generated ...
enhancement
baamenabar
- Opened on Sep 12, 2018
- #4
like here: https://www.google.com/teapot
the body should be a teapot image ... or a small SVG of a teapot.
it should have a matching test in the specs.
enhancement
good first issue
baamenabar
- Opened on Sep 3, 2018
- #3
The JS Object.entries() method should be used instead of just Object.keys(). This will prevent unnecessary loops in the
stats module.
also chek when to use Object.values()
enhancement
baamenabar
- Opened on Aug 24, 2018
- #2
Currently we use the detection from busboy which reads the request header or extension.
Consider using the file-type module.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/file-type
but it does require the buffer to ...
enhancement
baamenabar
- Opened on Jun 14, 2018
- #1

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