The recommended way to render images is through stacks. Using a stack, the rendering instructions are stored centrally and the result can be cached:
curl -X GET 'https://{organization}.rokka.io/{stack-name}/{hash}.{format}'
Note: Additional text after the hash is ignored. You can use this for example to add a slug to the image URL for SEO purposes:
curl -X GET 'https://{organization}.rokka.io/{stack-name}/{hash}/{slug}.{format}'
For debugging, you can use the dynamic renderer to specify operations directly in the URL:
curl -X GET 'https://{organization}.rokka.io/dynamic/{operations}/{hash}.{format}'
URL Operations are concatenated with double hyphens (--). For example, to do a resize and then a
rotate operation, the URL would look like this:
'https://{organization}.rokka.io/dynamic/resize-width-200-height-150--rotate-angle-90/{hash}.{format}'
Do not use the dynamic renderer for production output, but create stacks instead. The output is not cached.
See operations for the definition of URL operations.