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Resize if image is bigger than a specific size
See original GitHub issueWith ImageMagic you can run:
mogrify -resize '800x800>' *
Which will resize a file only if its width OR height is bigger than 800. The image’s original aspect ration will also be maintained. Is there such a “shortcut” option for sharp? Or, should I call metadata() first and then resize accordingly, depending on what I get?
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sharp().withoutEnlargement().resize(800, 800)...deprecated max() for { fit: sharp.fit.inside }.