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crop-image

v0.1.5

Published

Takes an img tag and crops it according to the specified dimensions/offsets

Downloads

23

Readme

img-to-canvas

Convert an img tag into an (optionally cropped) blob (works only in browser).

Usage

  • img an <img> element
  • x the distance along the x axis to begin cropping
  • y the distance along the y axis to begin cropping
  • width the width of the section you want to crop
  • height the height of the section you want to crop
  • scaleWidth scale the final image up/down to this width (optional - defaults to width)
  • scaleHeight scale the final image up/down to this height (optional - defaults to height)

Returns a blob containing the cropped image.

Example

var img = document.querySelector('#img-to-crop')
var blob = cropImage(img, 20, 20, 40, 40)
upload(blob)

Takes #img-to-crop and generates a blob that contains a 40x40 square of pixels 20 pixels into the image along each axis.