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fs-thumbnail
Node.js library that generates thumbnails for files in the file system.
Overview
fs-thumbnail was designed for Ogma. It generates thumbnails based on file system
paths of files. It tries several different libraries and uses the best match to generate the thumbnail. Libraries used
for thumbnail generation are listed below. The ones labelled with peer dependency must be installed separately, either
using npm or your OS-specific package manager.
- sharp (peer dependency: npm). Used for JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, GIF and SVG images.
- ffmpeg (peer dependency: OS-specific). Used to generate video thumbnails.
Installing
Install the main package:
npm install fs-thumbnailInstall some subset of peer dependencies that is relevant to your project:
# On all machines
npm install sharp@0
# On Debian/Ubuntu
apt install ffmpegNow you can use the library:
const ThumbnailManager = require('fs-thumbnail');
const thumbManager = new ThumbnailManager({
verbose: true, // Whether to print out warning/errors
size: [500, 300], // Default size, either a single number of an array of two numbers - [width, height].
quality: 70, // Default quality, between 1 and 100
});
thumbManager.getThumbnail({
path: '/path/to/my/image.png',
output: '/thumbnail/folder/thumbnail.jpg',
size: 300,
quality: 70,
})
.then(thumbnailPath => {
if (!thumbnailPath) console.log('Could not generate the thumbnail!');
else console.log(`Thumbnail generated! Find it here: ${thumbnailPath}`);
});