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I don't have any plan to implement this myself, so can't really give an ETA. Someone that is sufficiently interested would need to do the work.
However, I'm honestly not sure I'd accept the patch upstream, since it looks like it would require additional dependencies and I don't entirely understand the utility of this. SVGs are already infinitely resizable (and almost always smaller file size), and if displayed on the web, then CSS transforms should be able to do most everything imageproxy can do. So what's the use case of rasterizing an SVG? I guess for display in applications or contexts that don't natively support SVG?
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davidp94 commentedon Mar 15, 2022
@willnorris any ETA for this feature? happy to provide sponsorship
willnorris commentedon Mar 15, 2022
I don't have any plan to implement this myself, so can't really give an ETA. Someone that is sufficiently interested would need to do the work.
However, I'm honestly not sure I'd accept the patch upstream, since it looks like it would require additional dependencies and I don't entirely understand the utility of this. SVGs are already infinitely resizable (and almost always smaller file size), and if displayed on the web, then CSS transforms should be able to do most everything imageproxy can do. So what's the use case of rasterizing an SVG? I guess for display in applications or contexts that don't natively support SVG?
cmahlert commentedon Apr 11, 2022
Hi @willnorris,
"contexts that don't natively support SVG" -> that's it in my case. I would like to transform SVGs to PNGs.
[-]support for svg[/-][+]support for rasterizing svg[/+]