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schreifuchs.ch/internal/components/images/scaling.go
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2026-03-02 13:39:34 +01:00

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package images
import (
"image"
"math"
"golang.org/x/image/draw"
)
func scale(src image.Image, options Options) image.Image {
// Set the expected size that you want:
dst := image.NewRGBA(
calculateFit(src.Bounds(), options),
)
// Resize:
draw.BiLinear.Scale(dst, dst.Rect, src, src.Bounds(), draw.Over, nil)
// Encode to `output`:
return dst
}
// calculateFit returns the new dimensions (width, height) that fit within the
// provided Options without upscaling and while maintaining the aspect ratio.
func calculateFit(bounds image.Rectangle, opt Options) image.Rectangle {
// If no limits are set, or the image is already smaller than the limits,
// return original dimensions (No Upscaling).
if (opt.Width == 0 || bounds.Max.X <= opt.Width) && (opt.Height == 0 || bounds.Max.Y <= opt.Height) {
return bounds
}
// Calculate ratios for width and height
ratioW := float64(opt.Width) / float64(bounds.Max.X)
ratioH := float64(opt.Height) / float64(bounds.Max.Y)
// Determine the scale factor
var scale float64
if opt.Width > 0 && opt.Height > 0 {
// Use the smaller ratio to ensure it fits in both bounds
scale = math.Min(ratioW, ratioH)
} else if opt.Width > 0 {
scale = ratioW
} else if opt.Height > 0 {
scale = ratioH
} else {
return bounds
}
return image.Rect(
0,
0,
int(math.Round(float64(bounds.Max.X)*scale)),
int(math.Round(float64(bounds.Max.Y)*scale)),
)
}