resize-base-sixtyfour-browser
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A function that resizes a Base64 image
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resize-base64
Shamelessly stolen from hendrik-scholz's fork. None of this was done by me, I'm simply grabbing this repo for my own records.
Functions that resize a Base64 image. Pass a Base64 string of an image, the maximum width, the maximum size, a success callback, and an error callback to the function. The function returns the resized image in the success callback.
| Function | Description | | ----------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | resizeBase64ForMaxWidth | resizes an image to the maximum width, the aspect ratio of the image is maintained | | resizeBase64ForMaxHeight | resizes an image to the maximum height, the aspect ratio of the image is maintained | | resizeBase64ForMaxWidthAndMaxHeight | resizes an image to the maximum width and maximum height, the aspect ratio of the image is not maintained |
Every function takes the parameters listed below.
| Parameter | Description | | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | base64String | the image to resize as a Base64 string | | maxWidth | the maxmium width that the image should be resized to | | maxHeight | the maxmium height that the image should be resized to | | successCallback | the callback that contains the resized image as a Base64 string | | errorCallback | the callback that contains the error that occurred during resizing |
Restrictions
- The function can only be used in frontend code.
- Since enlarging images is not desirable due to the loss of quality, the function does not support it. Create a feature request for enlarging images if necessary.
Installation
bower install https://github.com/hendrik-scholz/resize-base64/archive/master.zipnpm install https://github.com/hendrik-scholz/resize-base64/#masterAdd the following line to your package.json and call 'npm install' from the directory where your package.json is saved.
"resize-base64": "https://github.com/hendrik-scholz/resize-base64/#master"Usage
Angular
See https://github.com/hendrik-scholz/resize-base64-angular-example for details.
Vue
See https://github.com/hendrik-scholz/resize-base64-vue-example for details.
Test
The tests in the test folder have to be run with the following lines commented out in the index.js:
export { resizeBase64ForMaxWidth };
export { resizeBase64ForMaxHeight };
export { resizeBase64ForMaxWidthAndMaxHeight };Example
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8"/>
<script src="../index.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
let base64Image_320x240 = 'data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSk...';
let maxWidth = 2;
let maxHeight = 120;
let successCallback = function(resizedImage) {
document.getElementById('originalImage').src = base64Image_320x240;
document.getElementById('resizedImage').src = resizedImage;
};
let errorCallback = function(errorMessage) {
alert(errorMessage);
};
resizeBase64ForMaxHeight(base64Image_320x240, maxWidth, maxHeight, successCallback, errorCallback);
</script>
</head>
<body>
<img id="originalImage">
<img id="resizedImage">
</body>
</html>See test/resizeBase64ImageFrom320x240ToMaxHeight120.html for details.