Allowing use of GraphicsMagick as conversion tool #3
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August 5, 2016 15:10
We're computing the original image png base64 on every iteration of the loop, which is pretty wasteful. In the worst case scenario here, we never do any loops in the while and we calculate the original image png base64 unnecessarily, but that should be a rare enough scenario where this optimization is preferred
By default, it will still use ImageMagick (convert command) for conversion from jpeg -> png. Supplying imagick as the third param will also do this. Using gmagick, though, will use GraphicsMagick tool for this conversion
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Hey! Thanks for putting this together - caught your Velocity 2016 talk and was psyched to implement at my shop.
We're using GraphicsMagick over here so I added an option to use such. Not hung up on the implementation, just 'worked'.
I also pulled out the conversion to png and base64 for the input image from the while loop as it was unnecessary to do it on each iteration, shaving off a few ms.