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@nd0ut/ubiquitous-guacamole
Advanced tools
Perhaps the best image preloader on Earth.
Just run
npm i @nd0ut/ubiquitous-guacamole --save
or
yarn add @nd0ut/ubiquitous-guacamole
import loadImages from '@nd0ut/ubiquitous-guacamole';
loadImages(['urls', 'or', 'HTMLImageElements'])
.then(images => {
// all images are successfully loaded
const [img, state] = images[0];
console.log(state); // prints 'completely_available'
state === loadImages.State.COMPLETELY_AVAILABLE
}
.catch(images => {
// at least one image is failed
const [img, state] = images[0];
console.log(state); // prints 'completely_available' or 'broken'
state === loadImages.State.COMPLETELY_AVAILABLE || state === loadImages.State.BROKEN
});
HTMLImageElement can be in any state (according to w3c spec), but keep in mind that if you never set the src property then the promise will never be resolved or rejected. There is no any timeout on this.
Parameters
input
Array<(string | HTMLImageElement)> Array of urls or ImagesReturns Promise<Array<[HTMLImageElement, loadImages.State]>>
FAQs
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We found that @nd0ut/ubiquitous-guacamole demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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