This quickstart demonstrates a use case for Quarkus AWT extension.
There is a single POST endpoint that consumes a multipart form data and returns an octet stream with a watermarked PNG image. For the sake of brevity, regardless of the image type posted, the service always returns a PNG image.
Quarkus AWT extension enables a set of ImageIO and AWT functionality in Quarkus Native images. See the extension documentation and tests to learn the available scope. Given the nature of native libraries in JDK implementing various image processing algorithms, venturing outside the tested scope might result in native image build time or runtime failure.
Note microdnf
command installing fontconfig
library in Dockerfile.jvm
and Dockerfile.legacy-jar to support jvm mode.
Both freetype
and fontconfig
libraries are needed for native mode in Dockerfile.native.
e.g.
curl -F "image=@/tmp/my_image.jpg" http://localhost:8080/watermark --output /tmp/result.png
Watermarks the given image with some text in the top left corner and a Quarkus icon in the right bottom corner.
See ImageResourceTest.java. The test is executed in native mode with:
./mvnw clean verify -Pnative
To run native tests locally, a JDK 17+ with Mandrel (or GraalVM) 21.3+ is required.
Additionally, freetype-devel
and fontconfig
libraries must be installed.
This is an example of what this quick start does to an image: