webp-jxr-middleware

Installation

npm install webp-jxr-middleware

Usage

webp-jxr-middleware should be used before any middleware that is serving files (e.g. express.static) so that it serves changed format file.

import rewriteImg from 'webp-jxr-middleware';
import express from 'express';
import { join } from 'path';
 
const app = express();
const serverPath = join(__dirname, 'public');
 
app.use(rewriteImg(serverPath));
app.use(express.static(serverPath));

ES5

An ES5 compatibility build is also included at lib/es5.js. To generate it from the source, run npm run build.

You can then require it like:

var rewriteImg = require('webp-jxr-middleware/lib/es5').default;

Overview

Middleware to serve JXR and WEBP images when the browser supports them. Works with Connect and Express.

It is based off connect-image-optimus and accept-webp. It maintains support for webp and jxr from the connect-image-optimus and avoids the UA parsing like accept-webp.

Development Setup

1. Fork the repo
2. Run npm install
3. Run ./node_modules/.bin/precommit install
4. Run npm run dev to initiate the development server

Contributing

1. Commit your changes following conventional-changelog format
2. Push to a new branch (e.g. git push origin my-awesome-feature)
3. Create a new Pull Request

License

MIT