A client-side JavaScript tool that takes in a File of type .jpeg, .png, or .gif and returns a compressed File of type .jpeg. It's as easy as taking out the trash! 🗑

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• Concise Example Repository

const jpegasus = require('Jpegasus');

const processFile = (file) => {
    return jpegasus.compress(file, {
        maxHeight: 1000,
        maxWidth: 1000,
        quality: 0.65
    });
};

module.exports = {
    processFile
};

• First parameter: JavaScript File
• Second parameter: Object of options
  • allowCrossOriginResourceSharing: a boolean that determines if CORS should be allowed, defaults to false.
  • maxHeight: the max height in pixels of the compressed output File, defaults to image's original height.
  • maxWidth: the max width in pixels of the compressed output File, defaults to image's original width.
  • quality: degrades quality of File, values is between 0.01 and 1.00, defaults to 0.50.
  • returnOriginalOnFailure: a boolean that determines if jpegasus should return the original File on failure or if it should throw and the let the consumer handle the failure, defaults to true.
  • scaleImageBy: a decimal to scale up or down the image width and height by, defaults to 1.00.

Do you have an idea for making jpegasus better? Add your idea under the issues tab, we'd love to hear about it!

Thanks goes to these wonderful people:

Tony Brobston 💻	KANG 🎨 💻	lounsbrough 💻	Tate Button 🤔