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Cloudinary URL-Gen (JS)

The Cloudinary URL-Gen SDK allows you to quickly and easily integrate your application with Cloudinary. Effortlessly optimize and transform your cloud's assets.

This SDK can also be used with popular frontend frameworks.

This Readme provides basic installation and usage information. For the complete documentation, see the URL-Gen SDK Guide and the URL-Gen Reference.

NOTE: When using the url-gen library, an additional transformation-builder-sdk library is installed as a dependency. This library handles the transformation generation part of the URL and as such, all transformation actions are imported from this library. Therefore, you can import all transformations either from @cloudinary/url-gen (as demonstrated in the documentation), or directly from the transformation-builder-sdk library, for example:

import {scale} from '@cloudinary/transformation-builder-sdk/actions/resize';

You can find all available transformations in the Transformation Builder reference.

• Key Features
• Version Support
• Installation
• Usage
  • Setup
  • Transform and Optimize Assets
  • Generate Image and Video URLs
  • Transpilation
  • Testing with Jest
• Contributions
• Get Help
• Additional Resources

• Transform image assets (links to docs).
• Transform video assets (links to docs).

This SDK is cross-platform, but only the Node.js versions are worth mentioning

npm install @cloudinary/url-gen

yarn add @cloudinary/url-gen 

// Import the Cloudinary class
import {Cloudinary} from '@cloudinary/url-gen';

// Create your instance
const cld = new Cloudinary({
  cloud: {
    cloudName: 'demo'
  },
  url: {
    secure: true // force https, set to false to force http
  }
});

• See full documentation

// Create a new instance if you haven't (see above for the details)
const cld = new Cloudinary({/*...*/})

// Let's create a new image
const myImage = cld.image('sample');

// Import the resize transformation and apply it to myImage
import {Resize} from '@cloudinary/url-gen/actions/resize';

// Resize the image to 100x100
myImage.resize(Resize.scale().width(100).height(100));

// When we're done, we can apply all our changes and create a URL.
const myURL = myImage.toURL();

// https://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/c_scale,w_100,h_100/sample
console.log(myURL);

The library supports transformations on both images and videos. Please use the appropriate method, as per below:

- Use `cld.image()` to generate image URLs and transformations
- Use `cld.video()` to generate video URLs and transformations

Both the image() and video() methods allow you to use toURL() to generate the final, transformed asset URL.

This SDK does not provide file upload functionality, however there are several methods of uploading from the client side.

@cloudinary/url-gen is shipped as untranspiled ES6 code. @cloudinary/url-gen is optimized around bundle size, as such we do not transpile our distributed modules, we leave the decision of what browsers to support, and what transpilations to apply, to you, the user.

As mentioned above, we're shipping @cloudinary/url-gen with ES6 code, as this provides great tree-shaking potential. it also requires a few adjustments when testing.

In jest.config, you'll need to add these lines to allow babel to transpile our code.

{
  "transform": {
    "node_modules/@cloudinary/url-gen": "babel-jest",
    "node_modules/@cloudinary/transformation-builder-sdk": "babel-jest"
  },
  "transformIgnorePatterns": ["/node_modules/(?!(@cloudinary/url-gen|@cloudinary/transformation-builder-sdk))"]
}

Make sure to install babel-jest: npm install babel-jest

You'll also need to ensure you have a babel.config.js file (and not a .babelrc), and that it's configured properly to transpile code,

As an example:

module.exports = {
  "presets": [
    "@babel/preset-env"
  ]
};

• Clone this repository
• Create a fork
• Make your changes
• Run tests locally npm run test
• Build project locally npm run build
• Push your changes
• Await a review from the maintainers

If you run into an issue or have a question, you can either:

• Open a Github issue (for issues related to the SDK)
• Open a support ticket (for issues related to your account)

Additional resources can be found here:

• Getting started
• Annotated Code Examples
• Setup & Configuration

Cloudinary is a powerful media API for websites and mobile apps alike, Cloudinary enables developers to efficiently manage, transform, optimize, and deliver images and videos through multiple CDNs. Ultimately, viewers enjoy responsive and personalized visual-media experiences—irrespective of the viewing device.

• React SDK
• Angular SDK
• Use with a Frontend Framework
• Cloudinary Transformation and REST API References: Comprehensive references, including syntax and examples for all SDKs.
• MediaJams.dev: Bite-size use-case tutorials written by and for Cloudinary Developers
• DevJams: Cloudinary developer podcasts on YouTube.
• Cloudinary Academy: Free self-paced courses, instructor-led virtual courses, and on-site courses.
• Code Explorers and Feature Demos: A one-stop shop for all code explorers, Postman collections, and feature demos found in the docs.
• Cloudinary Roadmap: Your chance to follow, vote, or suggest what Cloudinary should develop next.
• Cloudinary Facebook Community: Learn from and offer help to other Cloudinary developers.
• Cloudinary Account Registration: Free Cloudinary account registration.
• Cloudinary Website

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