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super-compress-image

v1.0.1

Published

This library provides an easy way to compress images in the browser before uploading them to a server. By reducing the file size, it helps to save bandwidth and speed up the upload process.

Downloads

5

Readme

Image Compression Library

This library provides an easy way to compress images in the browser before uploading them to a server. By reducing the file size, it helps to save bandwidth and speed up the upload process.

Features

  • Compresses images based on a specified quality.
  • Handles both JPEG and PNG images.
  • Supports compressing multiple files at once.
  • Automatically handles images larger than 4 megapixels by tiling them into smaller canvases before compression to avoid the browser's maximum canvas size limit.

Installation

npm install super-compress-image

Usage

Import the CompressImg class from the library, create a new instance, and call the getBlob method to compress the images.

import CompressImg from 'compress-img';

const compressor = new CompressImg({
  files: [file1, file2],
  maxSize: 500 * 1024,  // Set the maximum file size for compression
  quality: 0.6,  // Set the compression quality
});

// Compress the images
compressor.getBlob().then(blob => {
  // Do something with the compressed image blob
  console.log(blob);
});