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image-slicer

v1.1.0

Published

Slice images into multiple slices of the same dimensions

Downloads

14

Readme

js-image-slicer

Slice images into multiple slices of the same dimensions

How to install?

Install with npm

npm i image-slicer

or yarn

yarn add image-slicer

Basic usage

import ImageSlicer from 'image-slicer';    // ES6 import

or

const ImageSlicer = require('image-slicer');    // classic nodejs require
// Slice all PNG and JPG images located into './imagesFolder' to 16x16 tiles into './output' folder converting white pixels into transparent
ImageSlicer.slice('./imagesFolder', ['.png','.jpg'], 16, 16, './output', {r:255, g:255, b:255, a:255});

With promise

const ImageSlicer = require('image-slicer');
ImageSlicer.slice('./imagesFolder', ['.png','.jpg'], 16, 16, './output', {r:255, g:255, b:255, a:255})
.then((numberImagesWritten) => {
  console.log(numberImagesWritten.toString(),'images written');
}).catch((err) => {
  console.log(err);
});

CLI usage

You can use it, without even installing, with npx:

npx image-slicer folder=./imagesFolder extensions=.png.jpg tileWidth=50 tileHeight=50 transparentColor=FFFFFF output=./out

Or install it globally

npm i image-slicer -g

Then use 'image-slicer' command with the following optional parameters

image-slicer folder=./imagesFolder extensions=.png.jpg tileWidth=50 tileHeight=50 transparentColor=FFFFFF output=./out

Optional parameters

__ imagesFolder : the path to the directory to scan for images. (Default : './')

__ extensions : an array of strings representing allowed images files extensions. (Default : ['.png','.jpg','.jpeg'])

__ tileWidth : the width of the slices. (Default : 8)

__ tileHeight : the height of the slices. (Default : 8)

__ outputPath : the path to the generated slices directory. (Default : './output')

__ transparentColor : a color to be replaced by transparency. (Default : null)

Github sources