croppa | Image thumbnail creation through specially formatted URLs | Computer Vision library
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kandi X-RAY | croppa Summary
Croppa is an thumbnail generator bundle for Laravel 4.x, 5.x and Lumen (local storage only). It follows a different approach from libraries that store your thumbnail dimensions in the model, like Paperclip. Instead, the resizing and cropping instructions come from specially formatted urls. For instance, say you have an image with this path:.
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- Render a crop
- Generate croppa url
- Register the Croppa
- Handle the image .
- Boot the application .
- Crop the image .
- List crops for a path
- Return an array of options
- List all crops
- Trim the crop of the thumb
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QUESTION
I want to get access to the original image the user uploads via vue-croppa. I want to display various different vue-croppa
components (with different dimensions), but want to let the user upload his image to the first vue-croppa
component. Then, all other vue-croppa
components should access the chosen image from the first component, and should update/display the image within their space.
I tried to make use of the generateDataUrl()
function, stored this via vuex
in the state, added a watcher
to the vue-croppa
component in order to observe state changes and to update all vue-croppa
components. This works fine, but only if all other croppa components have the same dimensions, and it also just works with the displayed, already cropped, image, not with the original image.
How can I access the original image? I wasn't able to find anything like that in the docs.
My code so far:
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...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-10 at 02:08Currently working on something similar as I found your question. Your content helped me, maybe this will help you.
I have this in my data section:
QUESTION
I have to crop an image for a carousel in a form , the croppa container has 300*167 px (to fit the form). If I resize the output image with "quality" prop, the image quality is loss by strech it. Is there a way that I can resize the container but not the output image?
I mean, I want to conserve the original proportional size of the image, only resizing the croppa container to fit the forms, like reduce by scale it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-25 at 08:08Kinda hack: say that you need the final size of the cropped item to be 1150X640 which is propositional scale to 300*167, here is what I am doing: Using transform: scale();
to scale the child div
proportionally to it's parent.
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I am trying to vue.set() an array in a "updateInformation" mutation in my vuex store.
Here is my function in my script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 09:05Why not just do it like this:
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Install croppa
gd
exif - Required if you want to have Croppa auto-rotate images from devices like mobile phones based on exif meta data.
Add Croppa to your project: composer require bkwld/croppa
If using Laravel < 5.5: Add Croppa as a provider in your app config's provider list: 'Bkwld\Croppa\ServiceProvider' Add the facade to your app config's aliases: 'Croppa' => 'Bkwld\Croppa\Facade'
Add Croppa to your project: composer require bkwld/croppa
Enable facades and add the facade in bootstrap/app.php: class_alias('Bkwld\Croppa\Facade', 'Croppa');.
Add the provider in bootstrap/app.php: $app->register('Bkwld\Croppa\ServiceProvider');.
Create a directory on the project root called 'config' and copy the config file there then rename it to croppa.php.
Add a Laravel helpers file like this one to the files autoloading section in your composer.json.
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