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easy-dom2img
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a dom-to-image tools writing in typescript, which is powerful and easy to use
import dom2Img, { AutoFitByRatio } from "easy-dom2img";
const dom = document.getElementById("resume")
const {
data: imgUrl, // result will return as base64 data url
width, // the image's width
height, // the image's height
} = await dom2Img(dom, {
width: 1000, // the rendered image's width you want, default is AutoFitByRatio
height: AutoFitByRatio, // the rendered image's width you want, default is AutoFitByRatio
/* Here are some optional params...
filter: (node: Node) => { // filter node function which you can filter the dom you dont want to be rendered
return true
},
bgcolor: '#fff', // the rendered image background color
placeholder: 'data:XXXX' // the placeholder image which is base64 data url
noCache: false // indicate if the resource request from url using cache or not
*/
})
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a easy use dom-to-img tools
The npm package easy-dom2img receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, easy-dom2img popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that easy-dom2img demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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