core, because it's simple, resize, because it serves resized versions of your images

coresize aims to be a small server that can load images from local disk or S3 and serve resized and aligned versions of those images "on the fly". Here's what it supports:

• Serve images directly from S3
• Cache images locally to skip the S3 roundtrip next request
• Specify width and height of new image
• Specify alignment of image in new canvas (top, center, bottom, left, center, right)

Usage of coresize:
  -port=8080: Port to listen on
  -aws-client-key="": Only used when pull-from=s3
  -aws-secret-key="":
  -bucket="": S3 bucket
  -v=false: Be more verbose

Serves a file resized on-the-fly to the right format.

Parameters:

• filename (string) Filename to render

Query string parameters:

• width (int) Width of rendered image
• height (int) Height of rendered image
• align (enum{tl,tc,tr,cl,cc,cr,bl,bc,br}) How to align image
  • First character is x axis alignment {top, center, bottom}
  • Second character is y axis alignment {left, center, right}

+--------------+
|tl    tc    tr|
|              |
|cl    cc    cr|
|              |
|bl    bc    br|
+--------------+

Example request:

/v1/i/brewster.png?hash=1c2cc361&width=600&height=300&align=tc

Example response:

Some nice binary :D

MIT