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image-filter-color

v1.0.0

Published

Small library to apply a color transformation to a image

Downloads

6

Readme

build status npm version codecov

image-filter-color

Small library to apply a color transformation to a image relying on image-filter-core handle the transformation and distribute work with webworkers. This transformation picks on a color interval and replaces it with a provided color.

If you run npm run build && npm run serve and open http://localhost:8080, you'll find out the code for the following example:

Original:

Expected Result:

Other related modules:

Install

npm install image-filter-color --save

Usage

It applies a color transformation to a base64 image. If you want a more complete library, please check image-filters that wraps this and other libraries to provide a more complete suite of image filters.

This library consumes ImageData and outputs ImageData in a Promise. You can use image-filter-core to convert from ImageData to dataURL.

JS file:

var imageColor = require('image-color');
var colorIntervalBlue = new ColorInterval({
    from: { r: 0, b: 40, g: 100 },
    to: { r: 80, b: 100, g: 150 },
    match: { r: 0, b: 255, g: 255 },
    noMatch: { r: null, b: null, g: null, a: 150 }
});

var colorIntervalPink = new ColorInterval({
    from: { r: 120, b: 30, g: 70 },
    to: { r: 150, b: 60, g: 100 },
    match: { r: 255, b: 0, g: 255, a: 255 }
});

var options = {
    colorsInterval: [colorIntervalBlue, colorIntervalPink]
};

var nWorkers = 4;

imageColor(IMAGE_DATA, options, nWorkers);

Frequent questions:

How can I get image data from a image tag?

var element = document.getElementById('#dummy-image');
var canvas = document.createElement('canvas');
var context = canvas.getContext('2d');
context.drawImage(element, 0, 0 );
var imageData = context.getImageData(0, 0, element.width, element.height);

How can I get image data from url?

var element = document.createElement('img');
element.setAttribute('src', options.url);
//...repeat process from the previous answer

How can I use the output of this?

var imageFilterCore = require('image-filter-core');
var colorIntervalBlue = new ColorInterval({
    from: { r: 0, b: 40, g: 100 },
    to: { r: 80, b: 100, g: 150 },
    match: { r: 0, b: 255, g: 255 },
    noMatch: { r: null, b: null, g: null, a: 150 }
});

var colorIntervalPink = new ColorInterval({
    from: { r: 120, b: 30, g: 70 },
    to: { r: 150, b: 60, g: 100 },
    match: { r: 255, b: 0, g: 255, a: 255 }
});

var options = {
    colorsInterval: [colorIntervalBlue, colorIntervalPink]
};

var nWorkers = 4;

imageColor(IMAGE_DATA, options, nWorkers)
    .then(function (result) {
        // result === ImageData object
        var image = document.createElement('img');
        image.setAttribute('src', imageFilterCore.convertImageDataToCanvasURL(imageData));
        target.appendChild(image);
    });