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Imgproxy Prismic Support

elgentos/magento2-imgproxy-prismic-support

Automatically transforms Prismic CDN image URLs through imgproxy before rendering, reducing Prismic API usage while providing on-the-fly image optimization, responsive sizing, and format conversion.

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Tested on Magento 2.4.8-p4

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v1.0.0 on Magento 2.4.8-p4
Mar 23, 2026

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elgentos/magento2-imgproxy-prismic-support

Integration module that connects the elgentos/magento2-imgproxy and the elgentos/magento2-prismicio extensions for Magento 2.

What it does

Automatically transforms Prismic CDN image URLs through imgproxy before rendering, with the main goal of Prismic API usage reduction.

These are also benefits, but these are also handled by Prismic (which uses Imgix internally);

  • On-the-fly image optimization
  • Responsive image sizing
  • Format conversion (WebP, AVIF)
  • Bandwidth savings

Requirements

  • PHP 8.3+
  • Magento 2.4+
  • elgentos/magento2-imgproxy - installed and configured
  • elgentos/module-prismicio - installed and configured

Installation

composer require elgentos/magento2-imgproxy-prismic-support
bin/magento setup:upgrade
bin/magento cache:flush

Configuration

No additional configuration needed. The module:

  1. Respects imgproxy enable/disable setting
  2. Automatically detects Prismic image blocks
  3. Transforms URLs before rendering

Scope

Supported:

  • Standalone Prismic Image blocks (Elgentos\PrismicIO\Block\Dom\Image)

Not supported:

  • Images embedded in RichText blocks (different rendering pipeline)

How it works

The module uses a BEFORE plugin that:

  1. Intercepts Elgentos\PrismicIO\Block\Dom\Image::fetchDocumentView() before it renders the HTML
  2. Checks if imgproxy is enabled
  3. Retrieves the image context (URL, width, height)
  4. Transforms the URL through imgproxy's getCustomUrl() method
  5. Modifies the context URL in-place
  6. Allows the original method to proceed with the transformed URL

This ensures all standalone Prismic images are optimized through imgproxy without any template modifications.

Troubleshooting

Images not transforming

  1. Verify imgproxy module is enabled and configured:

    bin/magento module:status | grep Imgproxy
    
  2. Check if imgproxy is enabled in system configuration:

    • Admin > Stores > Configuration > Imgproxy > General > Enabled
  3. Check logs for transformation errors:

    tail -f var/log/system.log | grep IMGPROXY-PRISMIC
    

Inspect rendered HTML

To verify URL transformation is working:

<!-- Before (original Prismic URL): -->
<img src="https://images.prismic.io/example/image.jpg" alt="..." width="800" height="600" />

<!-- After (imgproxy transformed URL): -->
<img src="https://imgproxy.example.com/[signature]/resize:fit:800:600/plain/https://images.prismic.io/example/image.jpg" alt="..." width="800" height="600" />

Enable debug logging

The module logs all transformations and errors with the [IMGPROXY-PRISMIC] prefix. Errors are logged at the ERROR level, so check:

grep IMGPROXY-PRISMIC var/log/system.log

Architecture

  • Plugin Type: BEFORE
  • Target: Elgentos\PrismicIO\Block\Dom\Image::fetchDocumentView()
  • Dependencies: Config and Image model from elgentos/magento2-imgproxy

The BEFORE plugin intercepts the method before HTML rendering, allowing clean URL transformation by reference modification of the context object.

License

MIT

Support

For issues or feature requests, please contact info@elgentos.nl

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