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apng-js-no-blob

v2.0.0

Published

Parse animated PNG (APNG) without Blob but Uint8Array

Downloads

8

Readme

apng-js-no-blob

npm version npm downloads npm licence Platform

Change frame.imageData type from Blob (in apng-js) to Uint8Array (in apng-js-no-blob), so that e.g. react-native-pixel-png can work.



Forked from apng-js, below is its README.



apng-js

apng-js provides functions for parse and render animated PNG's (APNG).

Demo page

https://davidmz.github.io/apng-js/

Usage

npm install apng-js

API

parseAPNG(buf: ArrayBuffer): (APNG|Error)

Default exported function. Parses APNG data, returns APNG object (see below) or Error. This function can be used in node.js environment. Object methods relies on browser features (canvas, requestAnimationFrame…) and should work only in browser.

Usage:

import parseAPNG from 'apng-js';

const apng = parseAPNG(buffer);
if (apng instanceof Error) {
    // handle error
}
// work with apng object

isNotPNG(err: Error): boolean

Checks if Error is 'Not a PNG' error.

isNotAPNG(err: Error): boolean

Checks if Error is 'Not an animated PNG' error.

Classes

APNG

Structure of APNG file.

class APNG {
    width: number     // with of canvas, pixels
    height: number    // height of canvas, pixels
    numPlays: number  // number of times to loop animation (0 = infinite looping)
    playTime: number  // total duration of one loop in milliseconds
    frames: Frame[]   // array of frames

    // Methods
    createImages(): Promise // create imageElement's for all frames
    getPlayer(context: CanvasRenderingContext2D, autoPlay: boolean = false): Promise.<Player>
        // Create Player (see below) on given context and start playing
        // if autoPlay is true.
}

Frame

Individual APNG frame.

class Frame {
    left: number      // left offset of frame, pixels
    top: number       // top offset of frame, pixels
    width: number     // with of frame, pixels
    height: number    // height of frame, pixels
    delay: number     // time to show frame in milliseconds
    disposeOp: number // type of dispose operation (see APNG spec.)
    blendOp: number   // type of blend operation (see APNG spec.)
    imageData: Blob   // image data in PNG (not animated) format
    
    imageElement: HTMLImageElement // image data rendered as HTML Image element.
                                   // This field is null right after 'parse',
                                   // use Frame.createImage() or APNG.createImages()
                                   // to fill this field.
                                   
    // Methods
    createImage(): Promise // create imageElement for this frame
}

Player

Player renders APNG frames on given rendering context and plays APNG animation.

class Player {
    context: CanvasRenderingContext2D
    playbackRate: number = 1.0 // animation playback rate
           
    currFrameNumber: number // current frame number (read only)
    currFrame: Frame        // current frame (read only)
    paused: boolean         // playback is paused (read only)
    ended: boolean          // playback is ended (read only)

    // Methods
    play()      // start or resume playback
    pause()     // pause playback
    stop()      // stop playback and rewind to start
    
    renderNextFrame()       // move to next frame and render it on context
                            // Use this method to manual, frame by frame, rendering.
}

Player object is an EventEmitter. You can listen to following events:

  • play — playback started;
  • frame — frame played (frame number passed as event parameter);
  • pause — playback paused;
  • stop — playback stopped;
  • end — playback ended (for APNG with finite count of plays).