Avdown

Avdown uses kernel averaging to down-sample images.

Please note that this is no alternative to full features image resizing libraries as you cannot define output size and there will be no interpolation for perfect fit instead we just ignore pixels at the border.

Examples

avdown(1920, 1080)
  .kernel(3) // target size 640 x 360
  .image(image) // source size 1920 x 1080
  .transform((err, image, width, height) => {
    if (err) throw err

    // else
  })

Installation

npm install avdown

Documentation

avdown(width, height)

width and height from the source image.

.image(image)

The source image as TypedArray.

.kernel(factor)

The kernel size (e.g. 3 would yield in a 3x3-Kernel). Remember that the kernel size needs to be an odd positive integer which is smaller than width or height.

.transform(callback)

No async execution but callback style api! Callback is called with err, new image with resolution width and height.

License

Copyright 2014 Bodo Kaiser [email protected]

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