... thumbnails.
A good example of the difference in behaviour of the PageImages API is
here <T156800#3087507>. The API defers to File#transform, which scales
the largest dimension of an image, not always the width, e.g. if an
image is 1000px x 2000px and the request is for a thumbnail "of 1800px",
then the thumbnail will be 900px x 1800px.
Bug: T156800
Change-Id: I64bc2244ee78a594298d8637233b0da1083700eb
Keep all configuration-like values in one file.
Changes:
- moved EXTRACT_LENGTH to constants.js file
Change-Id: Ibe5ecfc60f2c09a30a9ecb3586bc5fb6a7365476
If the image isn't an SVG then it shouldn't be scaled past its original
dimensions. Handle the case where the requested thumbnail can't be
generated on the server as the original is too small ( < 320px,
currently [0]) in the same way.
Moreover, if the image happens to have the exact dimensions that we're
requesting (300px or 600px wide, currently [1]), then use the original
image to avoid unnecessary work/pressure on caches.
Supporting changes:
* Update the SVG_RESTBASE_RESPONSE fixture to use the extension returned
by RESTBase (and the PageImages extension) for the thumbnail:
.svg.png.
[0] https://github.com/wikimedia/restbase/blob/master/v1/summary.yaml#L121
[1] https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-Popups/blob/master/src/constants.js#L2
Bug: T156800
Change-Id: I5d0aa161e80869e4b4f5425d906d1e753047a3a3
The same file is on preview/model.js which is the one actually used by
the application. For some reason the file is a duplicate of model.js,
and it is the file that is required on its QUnit tests.
This patch removes it and points the unit tests to the correct file,
preview/model.js
It was also required by popups.js which was removed in the previous
commit.
Change-Id: Id175a764d9b67fb8d0e8fbf4a4623a3420f76094
We used to query the MediaWiki API to only return non-free images.
This patch allows us to query the API for images with any license.
The RESTBase end point is already returning images with any license.
Bug: T158632
Change-Id: I9ac60b6f74a7f7eb2cb160ee522c2c3a26dd0858
Rather than manipulating the URL of the original image to get the URL of
the appropriately sized thumbnail, manipulate the URL of the thumbnail
image.
While we could manipulate either the thumbnail or original image URL,
there are subtle differences between the two, so manipulating the latter
makes the generateThumbnailData function as simple as possible, e.g. we
don't have to splice in "/thumb" after "/commons".
Also, ensure that the thumbnail's dimensions are scaled appropriately.
Bug: T156800
Change-Id: I6825bad14b1131dc81f23dcf120cf8ffb7d7b4f6
