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@gocom/resolution

v0.1.0

Published

Identify pixel resolutions and dimension strings

Readme

Resolution

npm MIT TypeScript

Identify pixel resolutions, dimension strings and aspect ratios. Offers a library for parsing given pixel resolution values and returning resulting aspect ratios, or human-readable short name identifiers. The main use-case for the library would be to convert raw resolution dimensions to 1080p, 4K and 8K, and other identifiers. Written in TypeScript, and supports both client-side browser and Node.js backend contexts.

⚡ Install

Using npm:

$ npm install @gocom/resolution

📖 Documentation

See API Docs.

📝 Example Usage

Parsing resolution dimensions string

The following would parse the given 7680x4320 resolution string, and returns the results as an object:

import {parse} from '@gocom/resolution';

const resolution = parse('7680x4320');

console.log(
  resolution?.name, // 8K UHD
  resolution?.group, // 8K
  resolution?.width, // 7680
  resolution?.height, // 4320
  resolution?.aspectRatio, // 16:9
  resolution?.dimensionRatio, // 1.78
);

For more see API documentation.

🛠️ Development

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

🚀 Changes in 0.1.0

  • Initial release.