Jörn Friedrich Dreyer
e599ac6d78
Add a stateless POST endpoint that accepts an original image as a multipart
upload and returns the resized thumbnail, mimicking imagor's /unsafe/ API:
POST /unsafe(/fit-in|/stretch)/{width}x{height}(/filters:{filters})
The three forms are fill (center-crop to the exact box, may upscale), fit-in
(preserve aspect ratio, fit within the box, never upscale) and stretch (resize
to the exact box without preserving aspect). Supported output formats are jpg,
png and gif. Image processing is split by build tag: stdlib imaging by default,
libvips when built with -tags enable_vips. The endpoint is stateless: no auth,
no storage, no source fetching. This commit only adds the /unsafe routes; the
legacy /data endpoint is left in place and removed in a later commit.
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