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@zhangyida_1990/watermark

v1.1.1

Published

Watermark is a simple and quick library to draw watermark on HTML element.

Downloads

3

Readme

Introduction

Watermark is a simple and quick library to draw watermark on HTML element.

new Watermark().set({
  // some options
}).mount('body').draw().destory();
new Watermark('body', {
  textArray: ['Hello, world!'],
  rotate: Math.PI / 6,
  color: #aaa
}).draw();

Get Started

Installatin

yarn add @zhangyida_1990/watermark

API

constructor([el][, options])

  • Arguments:
      el {String | HTMLElement}['']       selector or html element
      options {Object} [{...}]             options for watermark
        textArray {Array} [['example']]   text list to display`
        fontSize {Number} [26]            font size`
        fontFamily {String} ['serif']     font family`
        padding {Number} [25]             watermark wrapper padding with text`
        lineHeight {Number} [-1]          text line height`
        rotate {Number} [0]               the angle of rotate, must in range of (-PI/2, PI/2)
        fontScale {Number} [0.5]          Half-width and full-width fonts width ratio
        color {String} ['#eeeeee']        text color
        auto {Boolean} [true]             whether add background to mounted element automatically
        observe {Boolean} [true]          whether observe background of mounted element
        openInvisibleWatermark { Boolean } [false] open invisible watermark
  • Example:
    • new Watermark();
    • new Watermark('body', {
        textArray: [
          'example',
          '你好,欢迎使用',
          'Hello, 世界'
        ],
        fontSize: 16,
      });
  • Note: If you set options.auto = false, Watermark will never add background to the mounted element, you must do it manually. for example:
    
      /*
       * use api
       */
      const watermark = new Watermark('body', { auto: false });
      // ... do some action
      watermark.draw();
      // you can access canvas by watermark.canvas properity
      watermark.render();   // must after draw call
    
      /*
       * use pure js
       */
      const watermark = new Watermark('body', {
        auto: false,
      });
      watermark.draw();
      const canvas = watermark.draw().canvas;
      const dataUrl = canvas.toDataURL();
      const body = document.body;
      body.style.background = `url(${dataUrl})`;

mount(el)

  • Arguments:

    • el {String | HTMLElement} selector or html element
  • Usage:

    If a watermark instance not mount any element when is was created, you can use mount function to mount a element for it.

  • Example:

    • const watermark = new Watermark({
        color: '#cccccc'
      }); // create a instance of Watermark
      watermark.mount('body');  // mount to document.body
      // watermark.draw();  // dont fotget to use draw() to display watermark on mounted element

set(options)

  • Arguments:

    • options {Object}[{...}] options for watermark
  • Usage:

    It's default value is same as constructor You can use set function to re-configurate watermark style

  • Example:

    •   const watermark = new Watermark('body', {
          // your options
        });
        // if you want to re-configurate
        watermark.set({
          // your new options
        });
        // watermark.draw();  must use draw() to display

draw()

  • Usage:

    use this function to render watermark on the mounted element.

  • Example:

    • new Watermark('body').draw();
    • new Watermark().set().mount().draw();
    • new Watermark('body').set().draw();

destory()

  • Usage:

    • unmount element
    • disconnect mutation observer
    • change options to default value
  • Example:

    • new Watermark().set().mount().destory();

render()

  • Usage:

    • add background to mounted element
  • Note:

    • only used in situation that options.auto is setted to false

observer()

  • Usage:

    • add observer that can observe background of mounted element
  • Note:

    • only used in situation that options.observe is setted to false

Contributors

If you are interested in this project, welcome to fork and pull request.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018-present, tyx1703