Once you've connected, it should take up to a minute to deploy. Finally, your entrypoint should be main.ts. 'GitHub Automatic', which will deploy every time there's a merge onto your Then, go to and connect your GitHub account.Ĭreate a new project from GitHub, and select the repo you just created.

You can host your app at the edge with Deno Deploy, our multi-tenantįirst, create a GitHub repo containing main.ts. You have a working image resizer! Deploying to Deno Deploy That is it! Now, if you want to try your API, just runĭeno run -allow-net main.ts, as we did before, and access it using a URLĬontaining the width, height, image URL, and mode. Scaling up is prevented to protect the quality of your images.//. Please note that if the target dimensions are larger than the original dimensions, the image will not be scaled up. If an image is detected with a free-standing object it will add more background space where necessary or crop the unimportant parts. The image is scaled down to the resize.width and resize.height you provide. thod= thumb A more advanced implementation of cover that also detects cut-out images with plain backgrounds. An intelligent algorithm determines the most important areas of your image. The parts of the image that are cropped away are determined automatically. You must provide both a resize.width and resize.height parameter. thod= cover Scales the image proportionally and crops it if necessary so that the result has exactly the given dimensions. The scaled image will not exceed either of these dimensions.

thod= fit Scales the image down proportionally so that it fits within the given dimensions. The scaled image will have exactly the provided width or height. You must provide either a target resize.width or a target resize.height parameter, but not both. thod= scale Scales the image down proportionally. The parameter thod describes the way your image will be resized. Multiple query string parameters can be combined: resize.width=100& resize.height=50& thod=fit Resizing options

The following will scale the image panda.png down to be 100 pixels wide, adjusting the height accordingly. Images can be resized by using query string parameters in the image URL.

Node js resize image on the fly