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@lodev09/react-native-exify
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A simple library to read and write image Exif metadata in React Native. Inspired from this thread.
yarn add @lodev09/react-native-exify
import { writeAsync, readAsync, ExifTags } from '@lodev09/react-native-exify';
// ...
const uri = 'file://path/to/image.jpg'
const tags = await readAsync(uri)
console.log(tags)
const uri = 'file://path/to/image.jpg'
const newTags: ExifTags = {
GPSLatitude: 69.69,
GPSLongitude: 69.69,
UserComment: 'Someone wrote GPS here!',
}
const result = await writeAsync(uri, newTags)
console.log(result.tags)
[!NOTE] On IOS, writing exif into an Asset file will duplicate the image. IOS does not allow writing exif into an Asset file directly. If you're getting the photo from a camera, write it into the output file first before saving to the Asset library!
See example for more detailed usage.
Contributions are welcome!
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
FAQs
Read and write exif data into an image 🏷️
The npm package @lodev09/react-native-exify receives a total of 15,053 weekly downloads. As such, @lodev09/react-native-exify popularity was classified as popular.
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