A high performing Node.js Image Processing Service.
Ensure that you have installed Node.js on your system.
Clone the repository and navigate to the root of imgsharp folder.
Then run the npm install command in your terminal
Once installation is completed you can start the service by running the npm start command.
Docker is used for production release and deploy
docker build . --no-cache -t thomaskohkolm/imgsharp
Your image will now be listed by Docker
You can chech using docker images
Alternatively you can build directly from github repository path:
docker build github.com/thomaskokholm/imgsharp --pull --no-cache -t thomaskohkolm/imgsharp
docker run -p 8084:3000 -d --name imgsharp thomaskokholm/imgsharp
Note that using -d flag the container runs in detached mode, leaving imgsharp running in the background. The -p flag redirects the public port (8084) to a private/internal port (3000) inside the container. The --name flag names the running container process "imgsharp".
To define CORS rules for your imgsharp service you can create an .env file next to your Dockerfile.
Example env definition: ALLOWED_ORIGINS=subdomain.mydomain.com
To define Rate limit rule for your imgsharp service you can create an .env file next to your Dockerfile.
Example env definition:
RATE_LIMIT_TIME=15000
RATE_LIMIT_AMOUNT=100
This will prevent any givin ip to request more than a 100 times per 15 minutes
Example usage: