THIS IS STILL IN DEVELOPMENT. USE WITH CAUTION.

This will add a new asset volume for Cloudinary and supports srcset generation.

Use craft.cloudinary.transform(image, sizes, options) in your twig templates.

Where:

• image is a Craft Asset Model
• sizes is an array of sizes you want to generate this image as. This also supports any cloudinary option per size.
• options is an array of additional options including any cloudinary option that you want to apply to all sizes.

Example:

{% set result = craft.cloudinary.transform(image, [{width:375, height:675, quality: 80},{width: 1440, height: 675}], {scaleAndCrop: true}) %}

This example will return an array with the following keys:

• src
• alt
• srcset

Where srcset is only applicable if you supplied more than one size. Every size must have at least a width specified, even if using Cloudinarys transformation array, this will be used for the srcset generation.

Include Cloudinary with:

use futureactivities\cloudinary\Plugin as Cloudinary;

and then use:

Cloudinary::getInstance()->transform->image($image, $sizes, $options);

The options parameter can be used to specify additional cloudinary options to apply to all sizes.

You can also add the following custom options:

• scaleAndCrop - Setting this to true will adjust the sizes array to first scale and then crop using the Craft 3 focal points.

The transform method will return an array that you can use in your image tag. Optionally a twig filter has been provided to generate this for you:

{{ craft.cloudinary.transform(image, [{width:375, height:675},{width: 1440, height: 675}], {scaleAndCrop: true}) | buildImg }}

The filter also supports the following parameters:

• sizes - the value of the sizes attribute