apostrophe-images (module)

Inherits from: apostrophe-pieces

apos.images

A subclass of apostrophe-pieces, apostrophe-images establishes a library of uploaded images in formats suitable for use on the web.

Together with apostrophe-images-widgets, this module provides a simple way to add downloadable PDFs and the like to a website, and to manage a library of them for reuse.

Each apostrophe-image doc has an attachment schema field, implemented by the apostrophe-attachments module.

Methods

first(within, options) [api]

This method is available as a template helper: apos.images.first

Find the first image attachment referenced within an object that may have attachments as properties or sub-properties.

For best performance be reasonably specific; don't pass an entire page or piece object if you can pass page.thumbnail to avoid an exhaustive search, especially if the page has many joins.

For ease of use, a null or undefined within argument is accepted.

Note that this method doesn't actually care if the attachment is part of an apostrophe-images piece or not. It simply checks whether the group property is set to images.

Examples:

1. First image in the body area please

apos.images.first(page.body)

2. Must be a GIF

apos.images.first(page.body, { extension: 'gif' })

(Note Apostrophe always uses .jpg for JPEGs.)

OPTIONS:

You may specify extension or extensions (an array of extensions) to filter the results.

all(within, options) [api]

This method is available as a template helper: apos.images.all

Find all image attachments referenced within an object that may have attachments as properties or sub-properties.

For best performance be reasonably specific; don't pass an entire page or piece object if you can pass page.thumbnail to avoid an exhaustive search, especially if the page has many joins.

When available, the _description, _credit, _creditUrl, and '_title' are also returned as part of the object.

For ease of use, a null or undefined within argument is accepted.

Note that this method doesn't actually care if the attachment is part of an apostrophe-images piece or not. It simply checks whether the group property is set to images.

Examples:

1. All images in the body area please

apos.images.all(page.body)

2. Must be GIFs

apos.images.all(page.body, { extension: 'gif' })

(Note Apostrophe always uses .jpg for JPEGs.)

OPTIONS:

You may specify extension or extensions (an array of extensions) to filter the results.

srcset(attachment, cropRelationship) [api]

This method is available as a template helper: apos.images.srcset

Given an image attachment, return a string that can be used as the value of a srcset HTML attribute.

isCroppable(image) [api]

enableHelpers() [api]

afterList(req, results, callback) [api]

Make the minimum size, if any, accessible to the templates

Nunjucks template helpers

first(within, options)

This method is available as a template helper: apos.images.first

Find the first image attachment referenced within an object that may have attachments as properties or sub-properties.

For best performance be reasonably specific; don't pass an entire page or piece object if you can pass page.thumbnail to avoid an exhaustive search, especially if the page has many joins.

For ease of use, a null or undefined within argument is accepted.

Note that this method doesn't actually care if the attachment is part of an apostrophe-images piece or not. It simply checks whether the group property is set to images.

Examples:

1. First image in the body area please

apos.images.first(page.body)

2. Must be a GIF

apos.images.first(page.body, { extension: 'gif' })

(Note Apostrophe always uses .jpg for JPEGs.)

OPTIONS:

You may specify extension or extensions (an array of extensions) to filter the results.

all(within, options)

This method is available as a template helper: apos.images.all

Find all image attachments referenced within an object that may have attachments as properties or sub-properties.

For best performance be reasonably specific; don't pass an entire page or piece object if you can pass page.thumbnail to avoid an exhaustive search, especially if the page has many joins.

When available, the _description, _credit, _creditUrl, and '_title' are also returned as part of the object.

For ease of use, a null or undefined within argument is accepted.

Note that this method doesn't actually care if the attachment is part of an apostrophe-images piece or not. It simply checks whether the group property is set to images.

Examples:

1. All images in the body area please

apos.images.all(page.body)

2. Must be GIFs

apos.images.all(page.body, { extension: 'gif' })

(Note Apostrophe always uses .jpg for JPEGs.)

OPTIONS:

You may specify extension or extensions (an array of extensions) to filter the results.

srcset(attachment, cropRelationship)

This method is available as a template helper: apos.images.srcset

Given an image attachment, return a string that can be used as the value of a srcset HTML attribute.

isCroppable(image)

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