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js-images

v1.0.1

Published

[Dependency free] Compress and resize images within the DOM

Readme

js-images

Resize and compress images within the web browser

Usage

With a URL

import modify from 'libraryname'

const resizedImage: HTMLImageElement = await modify(`https://placeimg.com/640/480/any`, {
	height: 480,
	width: 200,
	format: 'dom',
})

document.body.appendChild(reizedImage)

From a File Input

const inp: HTMLInputElement = document.querySelector('input[type=file]')

// get our image from the input
const compressedImageAsFile: File = await modify(inp, {quality: 0.5, format: 'file'})

// send it to the server!
await axios.post('/api/image', compressedImageAsFile)

Note: top-level await does not work in the browser! these should be wrapped in an anonymous IIFE (removed for brevity, in this example)

API

js-images returns either a HTMLImageElement of the desired image, a base64 encoded image, or a raw File. It takes either an image URL or HTMLFileInput element as the first argument.

libraryname(img, options)

Return: Promise<HTMLImageElement|string|File>

options.height

Type: number The desired height to scale to. If no width is given, the resulting width is scaled proportionally.

options.width

Type: number The desired width to scale to. Like options.height, if no height is given then the resulting height is scaled proportionally.

options.quality

Type: number The quality of the new image, from 0.0 (lowest) to 1.0 (height). By including this, the image will be converted to a JPG.

options.format

Type: string How the new image should be returned. May one of: url|dom|file