risul/node-image-server repository overview

⁠Dockerfile⁠ for NodeJS Image server

Installs the Image-Resizer⁠ server with all dependencies. This docker image is based on the libvips⁠ image created by Marc Bachmann⁠.

⁠Supported tags

• latest⁠

⁠How to run

Run it using:

$ docker run \
	--name=<YOUR CONTAINER NAME> \
	-d \
	-p 8090:8080 \
	-e AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e AWS_REGION=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e S3_BUCKET=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET=<INSERT HERE> \
	-e SOCIAL_IMAGE_EXPIRY=86400 \
	-e IMAGE_EXPIRY=2592000 \
	-e IMAGE_EXPIRY_SHORT=86400 \
	-e JSON_EXPIRY=2592000 \
	risul/node-image-server:latest

More info⁠ about the environment variables

⁠Usage

While this image will work as a standalone app, almost all of its facility is moot unless you run it behind a CDN.

CDN examples:

• http://my.cdn.com/s50/path/to/image.png
• http://my.cdn.com/h50/path/to/image.png
• http://my.cdn.com/h50-w100/path/to/image.png
• http://my.cdn.com/s50-gne/path/to/image.png
• http://my.cdn.com/path/to/image.png - original image request, will be optimized but not resized

Without CDN:

• http://hostname:port/s50/path/to/image.png
• http://hostname:port/h50/path/to/image.png
• http://hostname:port/h50-w100/path/to/image.png
• http://hostname:port/s50-gne/path/to/image.png
• http://hostname:port/path/to/image.png - original image request, will be optimized but not resized

More details⁠ about how to use!

⁠License

Licensed under MIT⁠