@codebuilt/ngp-image-picker

NgpImagePicker

Angular library for the selection, edition and compression of images in png, jpeg and webp formats This library was generated with Angular CLI version 15, and support the latest version of angular. Previous versions of this library relied entirely on angular material components. Today it is made with html and css without any extra components. Recently new functionality has been added. More image editing capabilities, initial compression indexing is now available for the first time an more

Description

In many projects it is of interest to upload images for a backend, and sometimes we have to consult other programs for the compression of images and the change of format to improve the performance of the page. With NgpImagePicker this is possible in real time with for each image that you want to upload.

Installation

npm i ngp-image-picker --save

Usages

You must import the module NgpImagePicker where you will use it and use the component

***
import { NgpImagePickerModule } from 'ngp-image-picker';
@NgModule({
  ***
  imports: [
    NgpImagePickerModule,
  ],
****
})

In your component:

<ngp-image-picker [_config]="imagePickerConf" ($imageChanged)="onImageChange($event)"></ngp-image-picker>

In .ts file

export class ExampleComponent {
  imagePickerConf: ImagePickerConf = {
    borderRadius: '4px',
    language: 'en',
    width: '320px',
    height: '240px',
  };
}

Here is an example with different configurations

export class ExampleComponent {
  config1: ImagePickerConf = {
    borderRadius: '16px',
    language: 'en',
  };
  config2: ImagePickerConf = {
    borderRadius: '50%',
    language: 'es',
    width: '200px',
    height: '200px',
  };
  config3: ImagePickerConf = {
    borderRadius: '4px',
    language: 'en',
  };
  initialImage = 'https:example-server.com/public/main.png';
}

<h2>Basic ussage</h2>
<ngp-image-picker [_config]="config1"></ngp-image-picker>
<br />
<h2>Custom comfig</h2>
<ngp-image-picker [_config]="config2"></ngp-image-picker>
<br />
<h2>Initial Image</h2>
<ngp-image-picker [_imageSrc]="initialImage" ($imageChanged)="onImageChanged($event)" [_config]="config3"> </ngp-image-picker>

More about the component

The NgpImagePicker component has a setting to change the width, length, the aspectRatio, and objectFit properti of the loaded image. In addition to the language ( en | es | fr | de ). It also has an initial compression ratio option that by default is null. It is important to note that the quality factor for image compression is only for formats such as: jpeg and webp. The interface looks like this:

export interface ImagePickerConf {
  width?: string;
  height?: string;
  borderRadius?: string;
  aspectRatio?: number | null; 
  objectFit?: 'cover' | 'contain' | 'fill' | 'revert' | 'scale-down';
  compressInitial?: number; // Range from [1-100]
  language?: string;
  hideDeleteBtn?: boolean;
  hideDownloadBtn?: boolean;
  hideEditBtn?: boolean;
  hideAddBtn?: boolean;
}

name	type	description	default
width	string	Set the specific width of the div that contain the image uploaded	null
height	string	Set the specific height of the div that contain the image uploaded	null
borderRadius	string	Set the property for the holder of the image and the image	null
aspectRatio	string	This apply a specifict aspect ratio to the div, use this with only setting a width and you can archive the ratio that you want it	null
objectFit	string	Default is 'cover', but if 'contain' is used the content will be scaled to maintain its aspect ratio while fitting inside the element's content box.	'cover'
compressInitial	number	Quality factor applied to images with format: "webp, jpeg"	null
language	string	set the translations object	'en'
hideDeleteBtn	boolean	hide the botton	false
hideDownloadBtn	boolean	hide the botton	false
hideEditBtn	boolean	hide the botton	false
hideAddBtn	boolean	hide the botton	false

A basic configuration object with compression applied would be:

export class ExampleComponent {
  config1: ImagePickerConf = {
    language: 'en',
    compressInitial: 90
  };

The above example means that once an image is loaded from the file system, a compression quality is applied to it with a value of 0.9, and the resulting image will be reformatted as a jpeg.

Editing panel

Once you have selected an image, 4 buttons are enabled below the image:

1. load a new image.
2. Open the editing panel.
3. Download the image.
4. Delete the image.

In the edit panel, you can change the quality ratio to compress the file size (in kb). Also changing width and height in px keeping aspect ratio or not, is selectable. You can change the image format as you wish, the options are 'png', 'webp','jpeg'. The 'Png' format is not affected by changing the quality ratio. Another capability is that you can crop the image by simply dragging and dropping the cropping component. And by clicking on the crop button.

I just added a new tab for applying filters. Now you can not only crop, compress and reformat your image, but you have new features like:

1. Contrast level
2. Brigthness level
3. Gray
4. Sepia
5. Saturation
6. Blur

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 You can have in your website a component like the instagram or linkedin for editing your images. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Control section

Croping images

DEMO

Stackblitz example

stackblitz example

React version

react-image-picker-editor

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