django-image-dimensions
Automatically add dimension attributes to all <img> tags in a response to improve rendering speed on the client.
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Automatically add dimension attributes to all <img> tags in a response to improve rendering speed on the client.
Specifying image dimensions in HTML improves both percieved and actual client-side rendering performance by preventing reflow. However, maintaining explicit dimensions in templates is tedious and impractical in some cases. This middleware solves that in a plug-and-play manner by automatically setting dimensions in all &img& tags in a response.
django-celery to run image fetch and dimensions calculations in the backgroundPILpip install django-image-dimensions'imagedimensions' app to INSTALLED_APPSFor a quick test-drive add 'imagedimensions.middleware.ImageDimensionsMiddleware' to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES.
However, this is not suitable for production use as it adds an overhead to every request. For production, replace {% load cache %} in your templates with {% load imgdimensions %}.
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Automatically add dimension attributes to all <img> tags in a response to improve rendering speed on the client.
We found that django-image-dimensions demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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