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A utility module for Node & Browser that calculates aspect ratio and decimal fraction based on width and height and alongside provides normalized aspect.
A utility module for Node & Browser that calculates aspect ratio and decimal fraction based on width and height and alongside provides normalized aspect.
The normalizedAspect
result contains information for intended aspect ratio of that resolution.
Many film/video creators do rendering at some weird resolutions, so normalized aspect will be the intended choice.
npm i aspecter
yarn add aspecter
You may hard-code width/height or grab it from some source. (e.g. video, image)
If you have some weird resolution, normalizedAspect
should be what you're actually looking for.
TypeScript
import { aspecter } from 'aspecter'
const aspecterResult = aspecter(1280, 536)
Node
const { aspecter } = require('aspecter')
const aspecterResult = aspecter(1280, 536)
Browser
<!-- PENDING CDN SUBMISSIONS -->
<script src="path/to/aspecter.js"></script>
<script>
const aspecterResult = aspecter(1280, 536)
</script>
Same resolution was used in all examples above, so the result will be the same.
// -- console.log output --
{
resolution: [1280, 536],
originalAspect: {
ratio: [160, 67],
decimal: 2.38
},
normalizedAspect: {
ratio: [21, 9],
decimal: 2.33
}
}
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A utility module for Node & Browser that calculates aspect ratio and decimal fraction based on width and height and alongside provides normalized aspect.
We found that aspecter 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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