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:bangbang: Work in progress. The API will be changed. Do not use it. Really. :bangbang:
Image-fns provides toolset for manipulating images in a browser
npm install image-fns
or
yarn add image-fns
const input = document.querySelector('#file')
const preview = document.querySelector('#result')
input.addEventListener('change', e =>
fromFile(e.target.files[0])
.then(canvas => shrink(canvas, 300, 300))
.then(canvas => Promise.all([canvas, hasTransparency(canvas)]))
.then(([canvas, isTransparent]) =>
toImage(canvas, isTransparent ? 'png' : 'jpeg', 0.1)
)
.then(append)
)
const append = node => preview.appendChild(node)
const convertToBetterFormat = async file => {
const [formats, canvas] = await Promise.all([
getSupportedFormats(),
fromFile(file),
])
let format = 'jpeg'
if (formats.includes('webp')) {
format = 'webp'
} else if (hasTransparency(canvas)) {
format = 'png'
}
return toFile({ name: file.name, format, quality: 0.8 }, canvas)
}
input.addEventListener('change', async e => {
const file = await convertToBetterFormat(e.target.files[0])
sendToServer(file)
})
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1.0.0-alpha
The first public alpha release.
shrink
function to shrink any image.canvas
hasTransparency
functionFAQs
## Project Status
We found that image-fns 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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