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#Imagemagick version install
#Imagemagick version full

Useful commands for development are: Command The only dependencies are Node 6 (or above). If you need more functionality I recommend looking into the projects above. The design goals for this project are that it allows you to run IM CLI tools without having to worry about platform or version nuances, that's it. I decided to create my own library because I don't need apis for ImageMagick in my use cases, just a platform agnostic way to call the CLI tools.

(which is the active fork of the above).

There are some great and sophisticated modules around for working with IM: While multiple versions of ImageMagick may be installed at one time, if your intention is to replace a prior installation of ImageMagick with a newer. I made this library to deal with some issues relating to Windows in the app-icon project, which I didn't have to deal with again in other projects (like app-splash.

#Imagemagick version full

With debugging enabled, the full command sent to the CLI, as well as all stderr and stdout output is shown in the log. To see low-level debugging information when using this library, set imagemagick-cli as part of the DEBUG environment variable: DEBUG=imagemagick-cli node. If the version cannot be identified (most likely because ImageMagick is not installed) then the function resolves with null. This libary is tested with the following platforms and ImageMagick versions: PlatformĬheck the ImageMagick version: imagemagickCli This package installs the dynamic 16 bits-per-pixel (with high dynamic-range imaging enabled for 圆4) version of ImageMagick. On Windows, it will not conflict with the system installed convert.exe tool. Use ImageMagick to resize, flip, mirror, rotate, distort, shear and transform images, adjust image colors, apply various special effects, or draw text, lines, polygons, ellipses and Bzier curves. This command will work consistently on MacOSX, Windows and Linux. To call an ImageMagick CLI tool, just run: const imagemagickCli = require('imagemagick-cli')

#Imagemagick version install

Install with npm: npm install -save imagemagick-cli It is platform independent because you don't have to worry about how it deals with the issue. It is safe because it correctly deals with the Windows convert issue. This library is designed to provide a safe and platform independent way of calling the ImageMagick CLI tools. Cross-platform, with support for ImageMagick 6 and 7.

Access the ImageMagick CLI tools from Node.