Configuration
The extension works out of the box with sensible defaults.
Images are automatically optimized when accessed via the
/processed/ path. All configuration happens through
ViewHelper attributes in your Fluid templates.
SourceSetViewHelper
The SourceSetViewHelper generates responsive <img> tags
with srcset attributes.
{namespace nr=Netresearch\NrImageOptimize\ViewHelpers}
<nr:sourceSet file="{image}"
width="1200"
height="800"
sizes="(max-width: 768px) 100vw, 50vw"
/>
Parameters
file
-
- Type
- object
- Required
true
Image file resource (FAL file reference). Either
fileorpathmust be provided.
path
-
- Type
- string
URI string path to the image, typically generated via
f:uri.image(). Usepathinstead offilewhen passing a pre-resolved image URI. Eitherfileorpathmust be provided.
width
-
- Type
- integer
Target width in pixels.
height
-
- Type
- integer
Target height in pixels.
sizes
-
- Type
- string
Responsive
sizesattribute for the generated<img>tag.
format
-
- Type
- string
- Default
- auto
Output format. Allowed values:
auto,webp,avif,jpg,png.
mode
-
- Type
- string
- Default
- cover
Render mode.
coverresizes images to fully cover the given dimensions.fitresizes images to fit within the given dimensions.
responsiveSrcset
-
- Type
- boolean
- Default
- false
Enable width-based responsive
srcsetinstead of density-based2xsrcset.
widthVariants
-
- Type
- string|array
- Default
- 480, 576, 640, 768, 992, 1200, 1800
Width variants for responsive
srcset(comma-separated string or array).
fetchpriority
-
- Type
- string
Native HTML
fetchpriorityattribute. Allowed values:high,low,auto. Omitted when empty.
Encoding quality
The encoding quality is not configurable per ViewHelper call --
there is no quality argument. Generated URLs always carry the
default quality of 75 (for example
/processed/fileadmin/image.w1200h800m0q75.jpg), and variant
requests that carry no q value are processed with the same
default.
Note
As of this version the default variant quality is 75. Earlier versions encoded WebP and AVIF variants at quality 100, so those variants are now generated with stronger compression and accordingly lower fidelity. The quality value is part of the generated file name, so all previously generated variants become stale and are recreated on demand under their new name. Use Clear processed images to remove the obsolete files.
Source set configuration
Define source sets per media breakpoint via the set
attribute:
<nr:sourceSet
path="{f:uri.image(
image: image,
width: '960',
height: '690',
cropVariant: 'default'
)}"
set="{
480:{width: 160, height: 90},
800:{width: 400, height: 300}
}"
/>
Render modes
cover- Default. Resizes images to fully cover the provided width and height.
fit- Resizes images so they fit within the provided width and height.
<nr:sourceSet
path="{f:uri.image(
image: image,
width: '960',
height: '690',
cropVariant: 'default'
)}"
width="960"
height="690"
mode="fit"
/>
Lazy loading
Both modes support lazy loading via the native
loading="lazy" attribute. When using JS-based lazy
loading (class="lazyload"), the data-srcset
attribute is added automatically.
Backward compatibility
By default responsiveSrcset
is false, preserving the existing 2x density-based
srcset behavior. All existing templates continue to work
without modifications.
Trusted storage symlinks
New in version 1.2.0
The additionalTrustedStorageSymlinks extension configuration
setting.
The processor validates that both the source image and the
target variant resolve (via realpath()) to a location
inside an allowed root -- the public webroot, or a Local FAL
storage's own base path -- before reading or writing anything.
This rejects requests for images reached through a symlink that
escapes those roots (for example a symlink accidentally or
maliciously pointing at /etc).
Some deployments relocate TYPO3 core's own
_processed_ image cache -- a subdirectory inside a FAL
storage's own directory, e.g. fileadmin/_ --
onto local/ephemeral storage, to keep frequently-rewritten
derivative images off shared/NFS storage. That leaves only a
symlink behind inside the storage, which the FAL-storage
basePath lookup above does not see (it only resolves the
storage's own base path, never looks inside it), so variant
requests for such images are rejected even though the original
file is legitimately part of the deployed application.
The additionalTrustedStorageSymlinks extension configuration
setting closes this gap on an explicit, per-instance, opt-in
basis: a comma-separated list of directory names that, when
found as a symlink directly inside a Local FAL storage's base
path, are resolved and added to the allow-list too.
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['EXTENSIONS']['nr_image_optimize']['additionalTrustedStorageSymlinks'] = '_processed_';
The setting can also be edited via the backend: Admin Tools > Settings > Extension Configuration > nr_image_optimize.
Attention
This widens the set of filesystem locations the processor will read from and publicly serve variants of. Only add well-known, infrastructure-managed names here -- never a name an untrusted party (e.g. an FTP-only content account) could create on their own. The default is empty, which keeps today's behavior unchanged for every installation that does not configure it.