Saving Images · Cezanne

Saving target

Cezanne currently supports four methods for saving images (more will be added in the near future).
Let's pretend we're in the current situation:

import { useGenerator } from "cezanne";

const { generateArticlesInstagram } = useGenerator;

generateArticlesInstagram({ postId: "DK8S25", slug: "my-beautiful-post" });

the generateArticlesInstagram method returns a promise that allows you to save your file in four different ways:

buffer

Returns a buffer of the generated image. You can upload it literally everywhere!

Google Cloud Storage
AWS S3
DigitalOcean Spaces

and so on!

const { buffer } = await generateArticlesInstagram({ postId: "DK8S25", slug: "my-beautiful-post" });

toFile

Saves the image to a given path. Returns a Promise:

const { toFile } = await generateArticlesInstagram({ postId: "DK8S25", slug: "my-beautiful-post" });

await toFile("./image.png");

toFileSync

Just like the toFile method, but syncronously:

const { toFile } = await generateArticlesInstagram({ postId: "DK8S25", slug: "my-beautiful-post" });

toFile("./image.png");

toS3 (experimental)

Uploads your image to S3:

const { toS3 } = await generateArticlesInstagram({ postId: "DK8S25", slug: "my-beautiful-post" });

await toS3("aws/bucket/path/image.png");