I am eager to hear your feedback! Reply here or to .@thekevinscott.

The 1.0.0 branch has been merged to main, but releases are still behind a beta flag. I'm working on a documentation refresh, as well as brand new models that are training as we speak (I'm particularly excited about performance improvements - more on that in a separate update!).

It also provides a lot more flexibility for supporting loading models in both the browser and Node.

This allows us to separate the main UpscalerJS library code from model-specific code, as well as avoiding a new version push for model changes.

Then you provide it as the model argument to UpscalerJS

The 1.0.0 release features a refactor of this approach. To load a model, you install it alongside UpscalerJS

This had a few issues, namely requiring a new version of UpscalerJS whenever a model changed, challenges with transparently loading models across the browser and Node, and requiring model-specific code to live in the main UpscalerJS library codebase.

The big (breaking) change is a new style of loading models. In previous releases, you'd load a model by specifying it's key (and those keys were hard-mapped to specific models loaded via NPM).

I've been working towards a 1.0.0 release for the last six months, and I'm very excited to be nearly done!.

Today I released a beta version of the UpscalerJS 1.0.0 release. You can find it on NPM here:

Version 0.12 of UpscalerJS is released. This enables the cancellation of inflight requests.

Version 0.11.0 of UpscalerJS is released. This updates the progress callback to return the current slice of image.

Version 0.10.0 of UpscalerJS was just released, adding Node support.