circle-image
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A promise-based library for circular cropping images. This package can create several sizes of the same image and save them to disk. Using any method of your choice, you could upload the files to S3 after processing is complete.
Pull request and issues tracked here: https://github.com/eenewbsauce/circle-image
Official home on NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/circle-image
circle-image is based on ImageMagick. You can install it one of the following ways:
On Ubuntu
$ apt-get install ImageMagick
On Mac OS X
$ brew install ImageMagick
On CentOS
$ yum install ImageMagick
npm install circle-image --save
Make sure you have a folder called "uploads" in the root of your node application (ie: app.js). The image (imagepath) dimensions need to be larger than the biggest size specified in imageSizes below.
var images = require('circle-image');
var imageSizes = [125, 100, 30];
//uniqueId param is used to identify a user
//so use the primary key or something guaranteed to be unique
images.execute('imagepath', uniqueId, imageSizes).then(function (paths) {
//array of circularized image paths
console.log(paths[0]); //circle_user_{uniqueId}_125.png
})
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A promise-based library for circular cropping images. This package can create several sizes of the same image and save them to disk. Using any method of your choice, you could upload the files to S3 after processing is complete.
The npm package circle-image receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, circle-image popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that circle-image 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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