caravaggio
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A blazing fast ⚡ image manipulation service.
Read the complete documentation at caravaggio.ramielcreations.com
From version 2.x this project is ready for production. If you have still version 1.x, upgrade please. There is no migration guide since
the first version was intended for test only
npm i -g caravaggio
caravaggio
An image is provided
docker pull ramielcreations/caravaggio
docker run --name caravaggio -p 8565:8565 -dti ramielcreations/caravaggio:latest
Refer to the page on the docker store for its configuration
git clone git@gitlab.com:ramiel/caravaggio.git
cd caravaggio
npm install
npm start
The service is avaiable at http://localhost:8565/
and can be used sending a set of options and an image:
http://localhost:8565/rotate_90/https://image.com/pony.jpg
Please, refer to the documentation to know what are the available operations.
This project is possible thanks to
This package is free to use for commercial purposes for a trial period under the terms of the Prosperity Public License.
Licenses for long-term commercial use are available via licensezero.com.
2.8.0
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A blazing fast image processor service
The npm package caravaggio receives a total of 26 weekly downloads. As such, caravaggio popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that caravaggio demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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