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png-crop

v0.0.2

Published

Small PNG cropping utility, written in pure JS for Node.

Downloads

21,906

Readme

PNG Crop

Small PNG crop utility, written in pure JS for Node.

npm install png-crop

Usage

(Check out the example folder.)

Both methods take a image path/stream/buffer as input, and a configuration with the keys width, height (mandatory, can be arbitrarily large) and top and left (optional).

Crop and output to file

var PNGCrop = require('png-crop');

// if you don't know the image's dimension and want to crop for a point all the
// way til bottom right, just pass a big width/height
var config1 = {width: 100, height: 62, top: 95, left: 110};
// pass a path, a buffer or a stream as the input
PNGCrop.crop('1.png', 'expectedCropTopLeftConfig.png', config1, function(err) {
  if (err) throw err;
  console.log('done!');
});

Crop and get the output stream

var PNGCrop = require('png-crop');

// optionally pass top and left to the configurations as the upper left corner
// from which to start cropping
var config2 = {width: 53, height: 114};

var imgBuffer = fs.readFileSync('1.png');
PNGCrop.cropToStream(imgBuffer, config2, function(err, outputStream) {
  if (err) throw err;
  outputStream.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('expectedCrop.png'));
});

License

MIT.