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avatar-me

Simple node module to retrieves a user avatar given an email or a user name Edit

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Simple node module to retrieves a user avatar given an email or a user name from Google, gravatar or a default image.

Changelog: Change all the changes to this project here

How to use it?

var avatarMe = require('avatar-me')

avatarMe.fetchAvatar('jorge@ferreiro.me', 'jorge', (err, avatar) => {
  if (err) console.log(err)
  console.log(avatar)
})

Configuration? Yes, please!

Basic configuration

var avatarMe = require('avatar-me')

avatarMe.configure({
  defaultAvatar: 'mySuperAwesomeDefaultAvatar.png',
  defaultAvatarPath: 'http://my/super/awesome/path/to/default/images/'
})

avatarMe.fetchAvatar('jorge@ferreiro.me', 'jorge', (err, avatar) => {
  if (err) console.log(err)
  console.log(avatar)
})

### Cache configuration using Redis. No more extra api calls!

In 0.1.0 we have introduced support to cache results with Redis! Just add redis to the avatar me config and it will create a new redis client.

var avatarMe = require('./index.js')

avatarMe.configure({
  defaultAvatar: 'mySuperAwesomeDefaultAvatar.png',
  defaultAvatarPath: 'http://my/super/awesome/path/to/default/images/',
  cache: {
	  host: '127.0.0.1',
	  port: '6379'
  },
  shouldFetchGmail: false,
  shouldFetchGravatar: false
})

avatarMe.fetchAvatar('jorge@ferreiro.me', 'jorge', (err, avatar) => {
	console.log(err)
	console.log(avatar)
})

Contribute!

  • Bugs, Pull Requests or feature requests? Go here! avatar-me Github repository
  • Or... Send me an email jorge [AT] ferreiro [DOT] me

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Package last updated on 12 Oct 2017

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