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QUESTION
I am writing Node.js script to create thumbnails with imagemagick. I running Windows 10. I have installed the latest Windows Binary release of ImageMagick, selecting the options to add it to the path and install legacy utilities (e.g., convert). I am using node-imagemagick
to interface with ImageMagick from my script.
I can successfully use ImageMagick from the command line. For example, if I run the following command convert C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/in.jpg -resize 150x150 C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/out.jpg
ImageMagick will create a thumbnail. However, if I run the convert function with the same arguments in my Node.js script:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-09 at 04:22Found a comment saying to restart your device if using node imagemagick with Windows. After a restart commands called from the Node.js script worked without errors.
QUESTION
I want to convert pdf file using imagemagick from a buffer that I get from URL contain pdf (not pdf file, so I don't have to save the pdf first and run imagemagick). I use node-imagemagick and in docs is just showing the convert() method with a file path like below: (kittens.jpg)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-10 at 17:47You may check the source code of node-imagemagik: Link to code.
node-imagemagik is a wrapper for the convert
tool.
The convert function is defined as follows
QUESTION
I'm using this Node ImageMagick for validating images via converting them in AWS Lambda function. Locally I have no problem, but when I deploy my function I get the error no decode delegate for this image format
on some images only:
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Answered 2019-Jan-07 at 23:59Finally I figured it out! There is no short way for this. This is what I ended up doing:
I ran
Parallel
on my Mac and I got the binaries ofImageMagick
installed on a virtualCentOS
machine. To install the binaries I followed the guides in the official website. I wrote a lot of commands in my virtual machine but I can summarise them in:
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