closes#10773
- The refactoring is a substitute for `urlService.utils` used previously throughout the codebase and now extracted into the separate module in Ghost-SDK
- Added url-utils stubbing utility for test suites
- Some tests had to be refactored to avoid double mocks (when url's are being reset inside of rested 'describe' groups)
closes#10301
* Redirected to original image for gifs & svgs
* Created canTransformFileExtension method
* Updated image middlewares to use canTransformFileExtension
no-issue
* Added InternalServerError to resizeImage
* Added a redirect to original image if sharp is missing
* Improved naming - safeMethod -> method
* Updated process method to follow same sharp check pattern
* Refactor safety wrapper into makeSafe function
* Moved generic manipulation error to makeSafe function
* Refactored unsafeProcess to use unsafeResizeImage
* Removed CRAZY catch
refs #10181
* Added initial handleImageSizes middleware
* Implemented saveRaw method on local file storage
* Wired up handleImageSizes middleware
* Implemented delete for LocalFileStorage
* Removed delete method from theme Storage class
* Deleted sizes directory when theme is activated
* Ensured that smaller images are not enlarged
* Renamed sizes -> size
* Exited middleware as early as possible
* Called getStorage as late as possible
* Updated image sizes middleware to handle dimension paths
* Revert "Deleted sizes directory when theme is activated"
This reverts commit 9204dfcc73a6a79d597dbf23651817bcbfc59991.
* Revert "Removed delete method from theme Storage class"
This reverts commit b45fdb405a05faeaf4bd87e977c4ac64ff96b057.
* Revert "Implemented delete for LocalFileStorage"
This reverts commit a587cd6bae45b68a293b2d5cfd9b7705a29e7bfa.
* Fixed typo
Co-Authored-By: allouis <fabien@allou.is>
* Redirected to original image if no image_sizes config
* Refactored redirection because rule of three
* Updated comments
* Added rubbish tests
* Added @TODO comment for handleImageSizes tests
* Added safeResizeImage method to image manipulator
* Used image manipulator lib in image_size middleware
closes#10144
- When the input image is well optimized and has smaller byte size than the processed one it's still being used
- Bumped sharp version to have access to `size` property
refs #8576
- adds new API endpoint `/uploads/profile-image` for uploading profile images
- new validation which fails with error message if uploaded image is not square
- Renamed getImageSizeFromFilePath to getImageSizeFromStoragePath, because it's more explicit
- Add new getImageSizeFromPath method, which is used in the new dimensions middleware
- Ensure we use the sharp middleware to auto-resize the uploaded profile pictures
- Ensure the new route get's added to v2
While this makes sure all future profile images uploaded are square, this doesn’t affect any existing non-square profile image. Needs more thought on how to handle existing non-square profile images for the purpose of making theming easier in future.
refs #4453
* On by default
* Added config to disable resizing
* Added basic image optimization processing
* Added dep: sharp (optional dep)
* Added resize middleware
* Take care of rotation based on EXIF information
* Removed all meta data from optimised image
* Added handling if sharp could not get installed
* Do not read ext twice - optimisation
* Do not call sharp if config is disabled
* Do not remove the original image which was uploaded (store 2 images)
* Support of `req.files` for internal logic
* Disabled cache to enable file removal on Windows
closes#9022
Images without extensions don't need to be manipulated, as we're now reading the bytes and pass those to the `image-size` lib.
This PR adds another `user-agent` to emulate multiple browser requests, as I stumbled over an example where the image without extension is protected otherwise.
Added a test, that works with above mentioned image, but is currently mocked. Nevertheless, the image worked as a PoC, that we're able to read the bytes of an image without its extension and still return the dimensions of the image.
refs #9178
- i am not super happy about `const imageLib = require('../lib/image')`
- i don't really like the name `imageLib`
- but i had no better idea 😃
- if we use the same name in the whole project, it's very easy to rename the folder or the variable
