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@bearcanrun/react-image-cropper

v1.3.6

Published

react image crop

Downloads

6

Readme

Forked from original React Image Cropper

Package no longer seemed to be maintained and required upgrading of package npm-run-all from critical security vulnerability. Also merged in LiHuang2's react16update branch. Upgraded to Webpack 4.

React Image Cropper

A React.JS Image Cropper Touch supported

See the demo

Custom:

  • initial cropper frame position
  • frame width, height, ratio
  • crop event

How to Use

  • import Cropper from '@bearcanrun/react-image-cropper'

  • styles are all inline

  • define Cropper with src, and ref to execute crop method

<Cropper
    src="http://braavos.me/images/posts/college-rock/the-smiths.png"
    ref={ ref => { this.cropper = ref }}
/>
  • crop and get image url

image.src = this.cropper.crop()

  • get crop values:

const values = this.cropper.values()

values:

{
    // display values
    display: {
        width, // frame width
        height, // frame height
        x, // original x position
        y, // original y position
        imgWidth, // img width
        imgHeight, // img height
    },
    // original values
    original: {
        width, // frame width
        height, // frame height
        x, // original x position
        y, // original y position
        imgWidth, // img width
        imgHeight, // img height
    }
}
  • onChange for preview

(values) => onChange(values)

  • custom use

| prop | value | |:-------:|:--------| | rate | width / height | | disabled | boolean | | width | cropper frame width | | height | cropper frame height | | originX | cropper original position(x axis), according to image left | | originY | cropper original position(Y axis), according to image top | | fixedRatio | turn on/off fixed ratio (bool default true) | | allowNewSelection | allow user to create a new selection instead of reusing initial selection (bool default true) | | styles | specify styles to override inline styles | | imageLoaded | specify function callback to run when the image completed loading | | beforeImageLoaded | specify function callback to run when the image size value is ready but the image has not completed loading | | imageLoadError | specify function callback to run when the image errors during loading | | onDragStop | specify function callback to run when dragging the crop has ended |

See the demo