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from AWS. Lambda@Edge Viewer Request function does image size normalization and checking and determining what to return to the user.
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// Taken from: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/networking-and-content-delivery/resizing-images-with-amazon-cloudfront-lambdaedge-aws-cdn-blog/ | |
'use strict'; | |
const querystring = require('querystring'); | |
// defines the allowed dimensions, default dimensions and how much variance from allowed | |
// dimension is allowed. | |
const variables = { | |
allowedDimension : [ {w:100,h:100}, {w:200,h:200}, {w:300,h:300}, {w:400,h:400} ], | |
defaultDimension : {w:200,h:200}, | |
variance: 20, | |
webpExtension: 'webp' | |
}; | |
exports.handler = (event, context, callback) => { | |
const request = event.Records[0].cf.request; | |
const headers = request.headers; | |
// parse the querystrings key-value pairs. In our case it would be d=100x100 | |
const params = querystring.parse(request.querystring); | |
// fetch the uri of original image | |
let fwdUri = request.uri; | |
// if there is no dimension attribute, just pass the request | |
if(!params.d){ | |
callback(null, request); | |
return; | |
} | |
// read the dimension parameter value = width x height and split it by 'x' | |
const dimensionMatch = params.d.split("x"); | |
// set the width and height parameters | |
let width = dimensionMatch[0]; | |
let height = dimensionMatch[1]; | |
// parse the prefix, image name and extension from the uri. | |
// In our case /images/image.jpg | |
const match = fwdUri.match(/(.*)\/(.*)\.(.*)/); | |
let prefix = match[1]; | |
let imageName = match[2]; | |
let extension = match[3]; | |
// define variable to be set to true if requested dimension is allowed. | |
let matchFound = false; | |
// calculate the acceptable variance. If image dimension is 105 and is within acceptable | |
// range, then in our case, the dimension would be corrected to 100. | |
let variancePercent = (variables.variance/100); | |
for (let dimension of variables.allowedDimension) { | |
let minWidth = dimension.w - (dimension.w * variancePercent); | |
let maxWidth = dimension.w + (dimension.w * variancePercent); | |
if(width >= minWidth && width <= maxWidth){ | |
width = dimension.w; | |
height = dimension.h; | |
matchFound = true; | |
break; | |
} | |
} | |
// if no match is found from allowed dimension with variance then set to default | |
//dimensions. | |
if(!matchFound){ | |
width = variables.defaultDimension.w; | |
height = variables.defaultDimension.h; | |
} | |
// read the accept header to determine if webP is supported. | |
let accept = headers['accept']?headers['accept'][0].value:""; | |
let url = []; | |
// build the new uri to be forwarded upstream | |
url.push(prefix); | |
url.push(width+"x"+height); | |
// check support for webp | |
if (accept.includes(variables.webpExtension)) { | |
url.push(variables.webpExtension); | |
} | |
else{ | |
url.push(extension); | |
} | |
url.push(imageName+"."+extension); | |
fwdUri = url.join("/"); | |
// final modified url is of format /images/200x200/webp/image.jpg | |
request.uri = fwdUri; | |
callback(null, request); | |
}; |
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