08:14 <travis-ci> [travis-ci] nanoc/nanoc/release-3.7.x a442c7a Denis Defreyne: The build was broken.

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10:09 <guardian> ddfreyne: https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc/pull/474 TOCTTOU link is broken

10:24 <ddfreyne> guardian: Fixed

10:57 <guardian> ddfreyne: glad you like the configurable commands dir

10:58 <guardian> ddfreyne: with this, my "nanoc factory" is going to be complete I think

11:01 <ddfreyne> Nice :)

11:01 <ddfreyne> OK, I need some :+1:s!

11:01 <ddfreyne> https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc/pull/476

11:01 <ddfreyne> https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc/pull/474

11:01 <guardian> I'm sorry, can't review right now, I'm at work while being on holidays since yesterday night

11:01 <ddfreyne> Oh yikes :(

11:01 <guardian> finished by own tasks but I offered help to others, so I'm finishing this as well :)

11:01 <guardian> it's ok in 4 hours I'll be in a swimming pool

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14:37 <bobbens> I'm trying to get width/heights of images I'm compiling and thus actively resizing and stuff

14:38 <bobbens> since you can't get the compiled content of binary items, how would you get this? the problem is they're not being compiled before the markdown

14:38 <bobbens> so if I try to access the output directly, it's not created yet. Is it possible to force the images to be compiled and routed first?

14:44 <ddfreyne> bobbens: You can access the input filename, and do something with that.

14:44 <ddfreyne> That should do the trick for you

14:45 <bobbens> well the thing is you want to access the compiled one

14:46 <bobbens> because the input file is like 500x300, but it'll be compiled so that maybe it's 100x60

14:46 <bobbens> and you want to ge the 100x60 value, not 500x300

20:20 <guardian> bobbens: you might find one of my helpers interesting: http://pastebin.com/ZgYkHgqx -- it's meant to be called with erb filtering, like in the middle of a markdown document you write <%= image('foo', { :align => :right }) %> and it's going to find an image named "foo.xxx" what ever ".xxx" is (could be e.g. ".png" or ".jpg")

20:21 <guardian> bobbens: the helper assumes there are 3 reps for an image: :teaser, :default, :original

20:21 <guardian> bobbens: :teaser and :default are resized images, :original is the original unscaled image

20:22 <guardian> bobbens: :teaser is typically a 128x128 or 256x256 thumbnail, while :default corresponds to an image resized to match site layout's contraints

20:22 <guardian> bobbens: and line 27 and 28 of that helper use rmagick to get the dimensions of the image

20:59 <bobbens> if I read it right, you're using raw_path?

20:59 <bobbens> how does that work if it's not compiled yet?

21:00 <bobbens> I mean the reps are generated with imagemagick right?