Streaming image resizing API.

The API accepts images (jpeg, png and webp only) in binary format (not multipart form data) and returns the modified (or original) image.

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The API supports the following requests:

• POST /image/{file.ext} - returns original image
• POST /image/[key_value,key_value]/{file.ext} - ASCII URL encoding of [, ] and ,. Returns the original images with the options applied. Options are a comma separated list with the format key_value
• POST /image/m_{max}/{file.ext} - returns the image resized with aspect ratio mantained so that the largest edge is less than or equal to the value of max (number) in pixels
• POST /image/w_{width},h_{height}/{file.ext} - ASCII URL encoding of ,. Returns the image with the width and height resized to fit within width (number) and height (number) while maintaining aspect ratio. A specified max value should be ignored if width and height are specified.
• POST /image/f_{format}/{file.ext} - in addition to the returning the original or resized image, if a user specifies a format of jpeg, png or webp the image should be returned in that format and not the original format

The request Content-Type header must match the ext section of the endpoint.
For example, "Content-Type: image/jpeg" header must be included in a request URL ending in "file.jpeg".

No validation is undertaken on the request "Accept" header.

A binary filesize limit of 2mb is applied to all requests.

If the request data exceeds this filesize limit a 413 is returned.

Content-Length header is set.