Nearly 15 years ago I started this project as part of my start up which I sold later that year (2010). Having not used this project in over a decade and with no contributors for years, it's time to officially sunset gm.
No further Issues will be addressed. No Pull Requests will be merged. No new commits or npm releases will be made.
😍 Massive thank you to everyone who contributed to this project over the years. 😍
I want to continue using gm. What do I do?
All past gm releases published to the npm registry will continue to be available for install. However, you should prioritize moving off of this project to an alternative because the risk of unpatched vulnerabilities in this project will continue to increase over time. No new commits will land and no new releases will be published.
The most obvious alternative to gm I see is installing cross-spawn and executing the GraphicsMagick or ImageMagick binaries directly, after all, that's pretty much all this project did. There may be other gm alternatives on npm but I don't what they are offhand so you'll need to search for something suitable yourself.
Nearly 15 years ago I started this project as part of my start up which I sold later that year (2010). Having not used this project in over a decade and with no contributors for years, it's time to officially sunset
gm.No further Issues will be addressed. No Pull Requests will be merged. No new commits or npm releases will be made.
😍 Massive thank you to everyone who contributed to this project over the years. 😍
I want to continue using gm. What do I do?
All past
gmreleases published to the npm registry will continue to be available for install. However, you should prioritize moving off of this project to an alternative because the risk of unpatched vulnerabilities in this project will continue to increase over time. No new commits will land and no new releases will be published.The most obvious alternative to
gmI see is installing cross-spawn and executing the GraphicsMagick or ImageMagick binaries directly, after all, that's pretty much all this project did. There may be othergmalternatives on npm but I don't what they are offhand so you'll need to search for something suitable yourself.