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image-file-to-base64-exif

v1.0.5

Published

Auto rotate images with EXIF metadata for browsers

Downloads

644

Readme

Image File to Base64

This is a utility function to get a base64 encoded image from a DOM File.

The returned image is always an image/jpeg. This means that if you try to read an image/png with transparency, the transparency will become black.

Obvioulsy, it is just for browser usage and the File must be of an image type.

Installation

$ npm install --save image-file-to-base64-exif

Usage

import imageFileToBase64 from 'image-file-to-base64-exif'

// then, with some file object

imageFileToBase64(file)
    .then(function (base64) {
        // ...
    })

Demo

Example

import imageFileToBase64 from 'image-file-to-base64-exif'

const maxWidth = 200
const maxHeight = 200
const quality = 0.8

const fileInput = document.createElement('input')
fileInput.type = 'file'
fileInput.accept = 'image/*'
fileInput.addEventListener('change', handleChange)
document.body.appendChild(fileInput)

function handleChange () {
    imageFileToBase64(fileInput.files[0], maxWidth, maxHeight, quality)
        .then(makeThumbnail)
}

function makeThumbnail (base64) {
    const image = document.createElement('img')
    image.src = base64
    document.body.appendChild(image)
}

API

The imageFileToBase64 function returns a Promise and it has the following signature:

imageFileToBase64(file, maxWidth/*optional*/, maxHeight/*optional*/, quality/*optional*/)

file

A File object

maxWidth

Default: original file width

Integer, sets the maximum width of the returned image

maxHeight

Default: original file height

Integer, sets the maximum height of the returned image

quality

Default: 1

Float, between 0 and 1, sets the quality of the returned image.