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Hii, I am currently building an api to get data of entries because graphql sucks :D I was planning to use your wonderful plugin for providing images.
I would like to be able to flexibly select the transform of the image in the frontend. So at the moment I would have to send every srcset of every image on that page with the api response. This can quickly lead to unnecessary amounts of data.
It would be cool if there was some kind of dynamic url to the image with transformation and width in it.
For example, an api response could look like this:
When calling https://example.com/assets/16x9/800/example.jpg, the example.jpg would then be loaded in 16/9 transform with 800px width. Of course, this assumes that this transform must also exist in imager-x-transforms.php.
And is there a function where I can get all named transforms?
I would be happy if you could share your opinion on this with me :)
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Hii, I am currently building an api to get data of entries because graphql sucks :D I was planning to use your wonderful plugin for providing images.
I would like to be able to flexibly select the transform of the image in the frontend. So at the moment I would have to send every srcset of every image on that page with the api response. This can quickly lead to unnecessary amounts of data.
It would be cool if there was some kind of dynamic url to the image with transformation and width in it.
For example, an api response could look like this:
When calling
https://example.com/assets/16x9/800/example.jpg
, theexample.jpg
would then be loaded in 16/9 transform with 800px width. Of course, this assumes that this transform must also exist in imager-x-transforms.php.And is there a function where I can get all named transforms?
I would be happy if you could share your opinion on this with me :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: