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CROPRO is a JavaScript browser library for adding image cropping and rotation functionality to your web applications.
For a more detailed "Getting started" and other docs and tutorials, please refer to the official documentation.
npm install cropro
or
yarn add cropro
To add CROPRO to your web application follow these 3 easy steps:
cropro.CropArea
by passing a target image reference to the constructor.render
event.show()
method.Here's a simple example:
// skip this line if you are importing cropro into the global space via the script tag
import * as cropro from 'cropro';
// create an instance of CropArea and pass the target image reference as a parameter
let cropArea = new cropro.CropArea(document.getElementById('myimg'));
// register an event listener for when user clicks OK/save in the UI
cropArea.addRenderEventListener(dataUrl => {
// we are setting the cropped result to replace our original image on the page
// but you can set a different image or upload it to your server
document.getElementById('myimg').src = dataUrl;
});
// finally, call the show() method and CROPRO UI opens
cropArea.show();
Check out CROPRO demos here.
CROPRO docs can be found here.
cropro is using icons from Material Design Icons for its toolbar.
Linkware (see LICENSE for details) - the UI displays a small link back to the CROPRO website which should be retained.
Alternative licenses are available through the official website.
[1.6.0] - 2024-02-07
statechange
event. Use addStateChangeEventListener()
method to add a handler for the statechange
event.FAQs
javascript image cropping library
The npm package cropro receives a total of 611 weekly downloads. As such, cropro popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cropro 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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