Handling Images With JavaScript And Canvas – daycaca

Category: Image , Javascript | October 29, 2018
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Last Update:October 29, 2018
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Handling Images With JavaScript And Canvas – daycaca

Description:

daycaca is a standalone JavaScript library which makes uses of canvas and a little of JavaScript to handle/process images on the client side.

Features:

  • Base64 Image Encoding.
  • Image Cropping.
  • Image Compression.
  • Image Rotation.

How to use it:

Install the daycaca via NPM.

# NPM
$ npm install daycaca --save

Import the daycaca into the project.

import daycaca from 'daycaca';

Or include the JavaScript file ‘daycaca.min.js’ into the document.

<script src="daycaca.min.js"></script>

Optimize your image and convert it to base64:

  • @param {el|String}: src the source of image
  • @param {Function}: callback
daycaca.base64('image.png', () => {
  //...
});

Compress your image.

  • @param {el|String}: src the source of image
  • @param {Number}: the quality of image ( 100 = the highest quality)
  • @param {Function}: callback
daycaca.compress('image.jpg', 10, () => {
  //...
});

Crop your image via canvas and generate data.

  • @param {el|String}: src the source of image
  • @param {Options}: crop options
  • @param {Function}: callback
daycaca.crop('image.jpg', {
  x: 20,
  y: 20,
  w: 120,
  h: 60
  }, () => {
  //...
});

Rotate your image by certain degress.

  • @param {el|String}: src the source of image
  • @param {Degree}:  rotation degress
  • @param {Function}: callback
daycaca.rotate('image.jpg', 180, () => {
  //...
});

Resize your image.

  • @param {el|String}: src the source of image
  • @param {ratio}:  ratio
  • @param {Function}: callback
daycaca.resize('image.jpg', 0.5, (data) => {
  //...
});

Changelog:

10/29/2018

  • v1.0.8: Added resize.

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