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ExImageInfo is an Elixir library to parse images (binaries) and get the dimensions (size), detected mime-type and overall validity for a set of image formats. It is the fastest and supports multiple formats.

Home Page: https://hex.pm/packages/ex_image_info

License: Other

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elixir elixir-lang elixir-library image-processing image size dimensions performance image-recognition

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ExImageInfo.info/1 and .info/2 don't match for :webp

Hello,
The ExImageInfo.info/1 and ExImageInfo.info/2 function returns nil in many cases for the webp format. When we use the ExImageInfo.type or ExImageInfo.seems? functions it works fine.

Here has an example

url = "https://media3.giphy.com/media/jHCmUxSNgRjCOYDHiT/giphy.webp"
{:ok, %HTTPoison.Response{body: image}} = HTTPoison.get(url, []) 
ExImageInfo.type(image) # {"image/webp", "webpVP8"}
ExImageInfo.info(image) # nil

There is something that can be done, or the problem is with the picture itself?

PSD mime should be image/vnd.adobe.photoshop ?

Hello, thanks for this useful library.
Is possible to configure different mime types to respond to .PSD? I believe that the format should be image/vnd.adobe.photoshop as documented in some mime types databases.
Would you accept a pull request for this?

Add matching for :jpg

Hi, we are using your lib and checking for the correct type by parsing the ext name of an image and calling seems?(binary, to_atom(ext))

For jpegs the ext is usually .jpg. So I thought maybe we could add a second matching:
def seems?(binary, :jpg), do: JPEG.seems?(binary) after the the original :jpeg.

What do you think?

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