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The unsplash API supports the following (https://unsplash.com/documentation#example-image-use):
full
returns the photo in jpg format with its maximum dimensions. For performance purposes, we don’t recommend using this as the photos will load slowly for your users.regular
returns the photo in jpg format with a width of 1080 pixels.small
returns the photo in jpg format with a width of 400 pixels.thumb
returns the photo in jpg format with a width of 200 pixels.raw
returns a base image URL with just the photo path and the ixid parameter for your API application. Use this to easily add additional image parameters to construct your own image URL.This module currently always uses the
full
photo. On a lower-power device or a smaller screen, this is less optimal and probably results in using more RAM and network bandwidth than necessary.This PR adds in a new config item
unsplashSize
(not a great name, but I couldn't think of anything else) which allows you to specify one of the above settings. The default remainsfull
I'll note that the current
size
config item appears to be entirely unused, so possibly we could just repurpose that