使用 Node JS 处理传入的 JPEG 图像

Question

I am trying to get an imagen with a Post request using the library "request"

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Then, when I want to render it on an email template which is build with a template string, I don't find out how to put that image on it. I had found similar questions but this is always do in the client side.

Answer 1

There are three approaches you could take.

In my order of preference (which happens to coincide with the best likely bandwidth costs):

1. Save it somewhere where it will have a public HTTP(S) URL, then use that URL in the email.
2. Make it one of the parts of your multi-part MIME email (presumably, if you are dealing with HTML formatted emails you are already using multi-part MIME so you can have a plain text alternative since not doing so is a red flag for spam filters) and then use a cid: scheme URL to reference it.
3. Convert it to a base64 data: scheme URL and use that in the email.