webp-converter | small node.js | Image Editing library
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A small node.js library for converting any image to webp file format or converting webp image to any image file format. This library uses precompiled executables of WebP(v1.1.0) for more info visit WebP. For converting other image formats to webp, please read this documentation cwebp Encoder. For converting webp image to other image format, please read this documentation dwebp Encoder. For converting gif image to webp, please read this documentation gif2webp Converter. For creating animated webp image using webp images, please read this documentation webpmux Muxer.
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QUESTION
I installed the webp_converter package at documented Here
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 11:54I could not customize the output to the template using {% static_webp 'modelImage.url' %}
. But I was able to convert the file when uploading and store the files immediately in the desired format (webp). My solution may be useful for those who are developing a new project because my method does not assume previously saved files in the model.
So let's start in order.
models.py In my model (Catalog) I have overridden the path to where the images are stored by calling the function (
rename_file
). The function (rename_file
) renames the expansion of our file to .webp, creating the correctobj.url
. This must be done immediately. Because theobj.url
has the attribute read only.
QUESTION
I'm getting an Unhandled Rejection error in my code but the trace won't tell me what's causing it. I think it's the webp.cwebp
call that is causing the issue. When I run the code, I successfully convert the image and log status and then run into the Unhandled Rejection. It seems like I don't enter into the last two .then(()
blocks since no console messages get logged from them.
How can I properly handle the rejection error to avoid this error? I've tried inserting and removing status
in the resolve()
and reject()
statements but it doesn't seem to fix it.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-13 at 04:38Q: I'm getting an Unhandled Rejection error, how can I properly handle the rejection error?
A: Like what the comments already said, a .catch(...)
will stop your exception from bubbling up to become an unhandled rejection error
.
Alternatively you can also insert reject handler function for each of the .then(...)
clause. That is, for each .then()
it should take in 2 functions, one for the happy path and the other for the bad path.
E.g.
QUESTION
I have a PowerShell script that works when the path to the exe doesnt have spaces but doesnt work with spaces. How can i fix this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-10 at 15:35Use the &
call operator:
QUESTION
I'm trying to convert an image format using the asynchronous call in Promise. I have no idea how node works but I'm not seeing why I'm getting TypeError: callback is not a function.
. The traceback points out this error in the webp-converter module.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-13 at 01:33See the docs:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/webp-converter
When you call webp.cwebp
, there should be four parameters: input (string), output (string), option (string), and callback. Try specifying some options and then the callback. Also, try calling resolve
once the operation is finished, that way you can chain additional functions afterward:
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