@now/static-build
Builder instead which supports the same features, improved performance, and more.This builder optimizes .png
files using OptiPNG.
When to Use It
When you want to store in your repository png files that might or might not be optimized, but want to make sure they're always the smallest they can be, without losing quality, when served to your end users.
How to Use It
We'll define a index.html
file:
<h1>Hello there</h1> <img src="/photos/1.png" width="500" />
We will create a photos directory and download our sample PNG into it:
Then we'll define our build step to optimize our images:
{ "version": 2, "builds": [ { "src": "index.html", "use": "@now/static" }, { "src": "photos/*.png", "use": "@now/optipng" } ] }
Notice that in addition to @now/optipng
we are defining @now/static
. This is necessary because once a build is defined, Now only includes their outputs to prevent potential source code leakage. In turn, all additional source files you want to copy over need to be specified with @now/static
.
The resulting deployment URL: https://optipng-deployment-p6gj9kt47.now.sh/.
Also, the source code of the deployment can be checked by appending /_src
e.g. https://optipng-deployment-p6gj9kt47.now.sh/_src.
Technical Details
Entrypoint
The entrypoint is always a .png
file you want to optimize.