adonis-kraken
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Simplifies working with Kraken.io (image optimisation service) through Adonis
Service provider for working with Kraken.io (image optimisation service)
:exclamation: WARNING! This package is heavily in development and is therefore unstable. It may not work correctly or at all. When it is working the way that it needs to I will bump it up to 0.1.0!
adonis install adonis-kraken within your Adonis project'adonis-kraken/providers/KrakenProvider' to the providers array within start/app.jsConfiguration is done through config/kraken.js. This file should have automatically been copied to your project during installation if you installed it via adonis-cli. If you installed it with npm or Yarn, or the file was not copied across correctly, you can manually copy the config file from this package or run the following command to create it:
adonis kraken:getconfig
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Simplifies working with Kraken.io (image optimisation service) through Adonis
The npm package adonis-kraken receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, adonis-kraken popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that adonis-kraken 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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