Image processing plugin
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to have a plugin that can take a source image and output various optimized formats, leveraging srcset
and the like to enable responsive images.
As far as I can tell, this is blocked by https://github.com/lovell/sharp/issues/2583 which is blocked by upstream Deno support.
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Hm, instead of
resize
maybe re-use srcset but without urls and add that in while transforming?In:
Out:
At first glance that feels like an easier API for an end-user, at least if familiar with srcet from before. That would need a check against exernal images though. The
resize
attribute option is better in that way; that it being defined or not would be checked for, instead of the src.data-srcset
as input has the same pro, with the added benefit that the input doesn’t have an invalid srcset or invalid attribute name.I’ve used sharp in other node projects and it’s an incredible library, and a Deno version would allow us to create plugin similar to Eleventy (https://www.11ty.dev/docs/plugins/image/)
For now, the only way is a script on “afterBuild” event, for example using imagick:
But definitelly, if sharp is ported to Deno, we will have a image processing plugin.