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h4. FastImage Resize is an extremely light solution for resizing images in ruby by using libgd
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FastImage Resize will resize gifs, jpegs, and png files.
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It uses resampling to get good looking results.
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And it doesn't rely on installing external heavy libraries such as RMagick (which relies on ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick) or ImageScience (which relies on FreeImage).
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h2. Examples
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The file my.gif is created locally, containing the resized image.
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h2. Installation
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First check the requirements section below.
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h4. Gem
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sudo gem install sdsykes-fastimage_resize -s http://gems.github.com
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h4. Rails
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Install the gem as above, and configure it in your environment.rb file as below:
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config.gem "sdsykes-fastimage_resize", :lib=>"fastimage_resize"
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You may also need this in your environment.rb so that the rails process puts the compiled C code in a place it can access:
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Then you're off - just use FastImage.resize() in your code as in the examples.
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Because of the way that libgd works, gif files that have transparency may not always come through with the transparency perfectly retained.
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* "http://blog.new-bamboo.co.uk/2007/12/3/super-f-simple-resizing":http://blog.new-bamboo.co.uk/2007/12/3/super-f-simple-resizing
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- Stephen Sykes
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date: 2009-07-
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