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This is a React Wrapper class for decoding and drawing BPG images on your web.
This is a React Wrapper class for decoding and drawing BPG images on your web.
src: (Required, string)
A string url for the file.
onError: (Optional, function)
A callback function to call if somehow our BPG decoder fails to decode. The callback will be binded to the this of react-bpg component when invoked, so you have access to the canva as this.refs.canvas.
If onError is left empty, an could not decode image error will be threw.
BPGDecoder: (Optional, string)
We use a dependency for BPGDecoder from npm: bpg-decoder, this decoder has three different options: BPGDecoder (14 bits, no animation), BPGDecoder8 (8 bits, no animation) and BPGDecoder8a (8 bits, animation), and our default is BPGDecoder8a.
className: (Optional string)
style: (Optional object)
We recommend you to specify the size of your images so your layout does not change when the images are loaded in
npm install react-bpg --save
Then,
import ReactBPG from 'react-bpg'
class YourCoolAwesomeClass extends React.Component {
render() {
return <ReactBPG src="path/to/your/awesome/bpg/picture.bpg" />
}
}
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This is a React Wrapper class for decoding and drawing BPG images on your web.
We found that react-bpg 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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