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@c8/simple-promised-file
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A small promise library with basic file functionality and promise-wrapped gm image module.
A small promise library with basic file functionality and promise-wrapped gm image module.
fs-extra
file functions (also promise wrapped) available on all File objectsnpm i @c8/simple-promised-file
'use strict'
const PromisedFile = require('@c8/simple-promised-file')
const File = PromisedFile.File
const Image = PromisedFile.Image // extends PromisedFile.File with gm package image functionality
Image(path.join(__dirname, '1.jpg'))
.then((img) => {
// Sync getters
console.log(img.size) // 32114 (bytes, preloaded)
console.log(img.extension) // jpg
// Async getters
img.mime.then(console.log) // image/jpeg
img.isImage.then(console.log) // true
img.depth().then(console.log) // 8
img.dimensions()
.then((dimensions) => {
console.log(`Dimensions: ${dimensions.width}x${dimensions.height}px`)
})
// etc
})
.catch(console.log)
shortid
Image(path.join(__dirname, '1.jpg'))
.then((img) => {
return img.uniqueName
})
.then(console.log) // Sy8e7we7.jpg
.catch(console.log)
gm
npm package in promised mannerconst blurAndResize = (img) => {
return img
.resize(257, 257)
.blur(23)
.write(path.join(__dirname, '3.jpg'))
}
Image(path.join(__dirname, '1.jpg'))
.then(blurAndResize)
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.log)
Developed for C8 MANAGEMENT LIMITED under MIT license
FAQs
A small promise library with basic file functionality and promise-wrapped gm image module.
We found that @c8/simple-promised-file demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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