Badgernet.Umbraco.WebPicAuto 1.1.3

Badgernet.Umbraco.WebPicAuto

This package will resize your images when you upload them in Umbraco. </br> It can also convert them to .webp format to save additional storage space.

Currently only local files are supported. </br> Umbraco Cloud / Azure Blob Storage support may be added in later releases.

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Installation

Simply add the package by using dotnet add package to install the latest version:

dotnet add package Badgernet.Umbraco.WebPicAuto

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Uninstallation

dotnet remove package Badgernet.Umbraco.WebPicAuto

After uninstalling the package, make sure to delete the folder "App_Plugins/Badgernet.Umbraco.WebPicAuto", </br> otherwise the dashboard may still be displayed in the backoffice.

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Important if using uSync

This package will also process any images imported using the uSync import feature. </br> Be sure to turn off the converter / resizer (via the dashboard) if you do not want them to be processed.

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Changelog

Version 1.1.3

• Adds support for processing existing image files

Version 1.1.2

• Fix: Plays nice with uSync

Version 1.1.1

• Fix: Adjusted namespace to "Badgernet.WebPicAuto" to prevent conflicts.
• Fix: Removed "WpaSettings.json" from the package.
• Converter now enabled by default

Version 1.1.0

• Backoffice dashboard

Version 1.0.1

• Added option to downscale images without keeping aspect ratio
• Provide target dimensions in filename → "wparesize_800_600_ImageName.png"

Settings

You can change these default settings by accessing the "Converter/Resizer" dashboard in the Media section in backoffice. Settings are stored in a file: "App_Plugins/Badgernet.Umbraco.WebPicAuto/Backoffice/WpaSettings.json"

Resizer enabled

Turns image resizing on or off

Max width

Resizer will scale images down to fit max width value

Max height

Resizer will scale images down to fit max height

Ignore aspect ratio

By default, resizing will maintain image aspect ratio.

Converter enabled

Turns image converting on or off

Convert mode

Image encoding type

"Lossy" mode will produce smaller file size images. ← this is the preferred / default mode
"Lossless" mode will produce better quality images.

Convert quality

Value from 1 to 100

Quality of conversion, lower value will produce smaller file size images but image quality will also be worse.

Keep original images

If turned on, original images will not be deleted (wwwroot/media/***)

Ignore keyword

Any images containing this keyword in its filename will be ignored by this package. → "wpaignore_IMG01012024.png" would not get processed.

Credits

Thanks to everybody at @Our Umbraco Forum for their helpful tips.
This project was inspired by @VirjdagOnline.ImageResizer