Here’s a ready-to-use documentation instruction draft for your fast-image-resizer package, written in a concise, frictionless style for your lazy-dev audience: --- fast-image-resizer 📸 Purpose Super-lightweight, Node.js (TypeScript-ready) utility to resize images fast. Built for devs who just want copy → paste → done. --- Installation npm install fast-image-resizer # or yarn add fast-image-resizer --- Usage Examples Basic Resize import { resizeImage } from "fast-image-resizer"; await resizeImage("input.jpg", "output.jpg", { width: 200, height: 200 }); 👉 Resizes input.jpg → output.jpg at 200x200. --- Real-World: Generate Thumbnail import { generateThumbnail } from "fast-image-resizer"; await generateThumbnail("profile.png", 128); 👉 Creates profile_thumb.png at 128px wide, preserving aspect ratio. --- API Reference resizeImage(input: string, output: string, options: { width?: number; height?: number }) Resizes image. Width/height optional; keeps aspect ratio if only one provided. generateThumbnail(imagePath: string, size: number) Quick helper for thumbnails. Auto-names as *_thumb.ext. --- Common Pitfalls 🚧 Forgetting await → your file won’t exist when you check. Passing non-existent paths → throws instantly. Large images: use smaller size for memory safety. --- When to Skip Skip if you already use a full-blown image pipeline (e.g., sharp, imagemagick) and don’t mind heavier installs. This lib is for drop-in, single-file resizing without setup bloat. --- Changelog v1.0.0 – Initial release: resize + thumbnail helper. --- Suggested Commit Message docs: add concise usage guide for fast-image-resizer --- Would you like me to also make this into a ready-to-drop-in README.md for your repo, or keep it as an instruction doc for your internal use?