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github.com/rubenfonseca/fastimage
by Ruben Fonseca (@rubenfonseca)
Golang implementation of fastimage. Finds the type and/or size of an image given its uri by fetching as little as needed.
fastimage parses the image data as it is downloaded. As soon as it finds out the size and type of the image, it stops the download.
$ go get github.com/rubenfonseca/fastimage
For instance, this is a big 10MB JPEG image on wikipedia:
url := "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9a/SKA_dishes_big.jpg"
fastimage.Debug()
imagetype, size, err := fastimage.DetectImageType(url)
if err != nil {
// Something went wrong, http failed? not an image?
panic(err)
}
switch imagetype {
case fastimage.JPEG:
log.Printf("JPEG")
case fastimage.PNG:
log.Printf("PNG")
case fastimage.GIF:
log.Printf("GIF")
}
log.Printf("Image type: %s", imagetype.String())
log.Printf("Image size: %v", size)
At the end, you can read something like this:
Closed after reading just 17863 bytes out of 10001439 bytes
If you want to set request timeout for url:
// the second argument is request timeout (milliseconds).
// FYI, DetectImageType() uses default timeout 5000ms.
imagetype, size, err := fastimage.DetectImageTypeWithTimeout(url, 2000)
File type | Can detect type? | Can detect size? |
---|---|---|
PNG | Yes | Yes |
JPEG | Yes | Yes |
GIF | Yes | Yes |
BMP | Yes | No |
TIFF | Yes | No |
fastimage is under MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.
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