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@assetpack/plugin-compress
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AssetPack plugin for compressing images using sharp.
npm install --save-dev @assetpack/plugin-compress
import { compressJpg, compressPng, compressWebp, compressAvif } from "@assetpack/plugin-compress";
export default {
...
plugins: {
...
compressJpg: compressJpg(),
compressPng: compressPng(),
compressWebp: compressWebp(),
compressAvif: compressAvif(),
},
};
tags
- An object containing the tags to use for the plugin. Defaults to { nc: "nc" }
.
nc
- The tag used to denote that the image should not be compressed. Can be placed on a folder or file.tags
- An object containing the tags to use for the plugin. Defaults to { nc: "nc" }
.
nc
- The tag used to denote that the image should not be compressed. Can be placed on a folder or file.tags
- An object containing the tags to use for the plugin. Defaults to { nc: "nc" }
.
nc
- The tag used to denote that the image should not be compressed. Can be placed on a folder or file.tags
- An object containing the tags to use for the plugin. Defaults to { nc: "nc" }
.
nc
- The tag used to denote that the image should not be compressed. Can be placed on a folder or file.FAQs
AssetPack plugin for compressing images using sharp.
We found that @assetpack/plugin-compress demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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