J-I-C | Javascript Image Compressor using HTML5 Canvas & File API | Image Editing library
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J I C is a Javascript Image Compressor using HTML5 Canvas & File API that allows you to compress your jpeg, png, and webp images before uploading to the server (100% client-side and no extra libraries requried!).
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QUESTION
I'm trying to resize an image on a mobile device. (Using ionic 2 framework, based on angular 2).
My maximum file size is 5MB and some devices capture images bigger than that. So I'm currently trying to resize the image using canvas.toDataURL()
but this is extremely slow. (App doesn't respond for 15-20 seconds).
My current resize function is the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-16 at 07:20If the sole purpose of compression is to reduce the file size, then you can specify the image quality in the plugin's config, at the time of taking a pic.
You can try several different values and see which one best works out for you.
https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-camera#cameracameraoptions--object
QUESTION
I have rudimentary experience with JavaScript, centered around predominantly using JQuery.
In a Django project I'm building, I typically import my JQuery code into a Django template like so: .
Now I need to use a JS library that's installed via npm
. Specifically this one: github.com/brunobar79/J-I-C. It's job is to compress user uploaded on the client-side before uploading them to the server. E.g. I can do target_img.src = jic.compress(source_img,quality,output_format).src;
.
But how would I call this compress method in my template?
As in, where/how do I import it? Should I dump all the library's code in a separate file and import it via ?
If I were to do that, then why install the library via npm
at all?
Like I said, my knowledge in this domain is rudimentary. Would be great to get an illustrative example that clears my concept.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-21 at 13:53Node packages libraries, are usually bundled into a public/bundle.js
file. For this you need a bundler like browserify
/ webpack
/ rollup
etc.
You would also need to create separate bundle step with npm
in your deployment pipeline, which would bundle all your js files into a bundle.js
file.
However, if you don't a heavy js app, you can just put the min.js
file somewhere in the static folders manually.
QUESTION
I am trying to use material-ui for a project. It throws the following error when using it:
I have tried going through the github repository for similar issues without any luck. Anyone has any ideas what might be the issue? I am adding the package.json file just in case its any of the dependencies screwing up.
package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-27 at 04:31npm install --save fbjs
worked for me (with material-ui==0.18.1
).
It looks like they missed a dependency (which seems to have been removed in master
). Hopefully next time that material-ui
is updated, we'll be able to remove the explicit dependency on fbjs
and go on our way.
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