How to resize an Image with fixed height and variable width

[Bala Subramanyam Vemu]

Hi

How can I create a spec file with fixed height and specify the width as a variable

Thanks
Bala

[matthewwithanm]

You mean like this?

from imagekit import ImageSpec

from imagekit.processors import SmartResize

class MySpec(ImageSpec):

    def __init__(self, width):

        self.width = width

    @property

    def processors(self):

        return [SmartResize(self.width, 100)]

[matthewwithanm]

Sorry, forgot the source kwarg in __init__ (and the super call!), but same idea.

If you're talking about basing it on a model property, that's covered in the "Specs That Change" section of the advanced usage docs.

[Bala Subramanyam Vemu]

Hi Matthew

Thanks for Your reply

I figured out that the following preprocessor will generate cache images based on fixed height and variable width

self.processors = [ResizeToFit(height=1800)]

Thanks again for the great code
Bala

[Bala Subramanyam Vemu]

By the way I am using pilkit for processing the images

Thanks

Bala

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[matthewwithanm]

Ah, I see now. Glad you figured it out, and thank you for the nice words!