Cropme

Cropme is a customizable and easy to use javascript image cropper plugin.

See the demo

Features

Support:

• Two-dimensional translation
• Scaling
• Free rotation
• rotation and scale around the image center or the viewport center
• Multi-touch support (pinch-zoom, two finger rotation, ...)
• Base64 and blob exportation
• Multiple croppers

Architecture

dist/ ├── cropme.css ├── cropme.min.css   (compressed) ├── cropme.js        (UMD) └── cropme.min.js    (UMD, compressed) 

Installation

npm

npm install cropme 

Download

Download the project and extract it.
then put the dist/cropme.min.css and the dist/cropme.min.js in you project.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="path-to/cropme.min.css"> <script src="path-to/cropme.min.js"></script>

Usage

Syntax

new Cropme(element, options);

• element (HTMLElement, required): *the cropper wrapping HTML element, can be a <div> or <img> tag.

• options (Object, optional): The configuration options, see Options.

Example

Vanilla javascript

<div id="container"></div>  <script>   var element = document.getElementById('container');   var cropme = new Cropme(element);   cropme.bind({     url: 'images/naruto.jpg'   }); </script>  <!-- or use image tag --> <img src="images/naruto.jpg" id="myImage" /> <script>   var element = document.getElementById('myImage');   new Cropme(element); </script>

JQuery

<div id="container"></div>  <script>   var example = $('#container').cropme();   example.cropme('bind', {     url: 'images/naruto.jpg'   }); </script>  <!-- or use image tag --> <img src="images/naruto.jpg" id="myImage" /> <script>   $('#myImage').cropme(); </script>

Options

Container

• Target: the container of the cropper.
• Key: container
• Parameters:
  • width (int|string, default: 300): the outer container width
  • height (int, default: 300): the outer container height

Example

// Fixed container container: {   width: 500,   height: 400 } // responsive container container: {   width: '100%',   height: 400 }

Viewport

• Target: the part that will be cropped.
• Key: viewport
• Parameters:
  • width (int, default: 100): the viewport width
  • height (int, default: 100): the viewport height
  • border (object): the viewport frame border
    • enable (bool, default: true): toggle the border
    • width (int, default: 2): the border width
    • color (string, unit: hex, rgba, hsl, default: #fff): the border color

Example

viewport: {   width: 100,   height: 100,   border: {     enable: true,     width: 2,     color: '#fff'   } }

Zoom

• Target: the image zoom options
• Key: zoom,
• Parameters:
  • min (number, default: 0.01): minimum zoom
  • max (number, default: 3): maximum zoom
  • enable (bool, default: true): enable or disable the zoom feature
  • mouseWheel (bool, default: true): enable or disable mouse wheel zoom
  • slider (bool, default: false): toggle the slider input

Example

zoom: {   min: 0.01,   max: 3,   enable: true,   mouseWheel: true,   slider: false }

Rotation

• Target: the image rotation
• Key: rotation
• Parameters:
  • enable (bool, default: true): enable or disable the rotation
  • slider (bool, default: false): toggle the slider input
  • position (string, default: right, available: right, left): the slider input position

Example

rotation: {   enable: true,   slider: false,   position: 'right' }

Transform origin

• Target: the image transform origin
• Parameter:
  • transformOrigin (string, default: viewport,available: image, viewport)
    image: the transform origin is the image center
    viewport: the transform origin is the viewport center

Example

{   transformOrigin: 'viewport' }

Custom class

• Target: the container class
• Parameter:
  • customClass (string, default: null): the class of the container

Example

{   customClass: 'my-custom-class' }

Methods

bind()

Binds an image and return a promise after the image is loaded.

Arguments

The bind() method expects an Object containing:

• url (required)
  • type: String
  • description: The url of the image to bind.
• position
  • x: (int,the x translation coordinate).
  • y: (int,the y translation coordinate).
    The image is translated from its origin.
    If not specified, the image is centered horizontaly and verticaly.
  • scale: (float,The scale of the image, 1 is the original image size),
    If not specified, the image will takes the container's height and scale automatically.
  • angle: (int,The rotation of the image by an angle in degree around its origin).
  • origin: (object,The x and y coordonate of the image transform origin),
    if origin is set, the transformOrigin option will be override and set to viewport,
    since image option means that the transform origin is the center of the image,
    in that case origin is not required.

Example

$('#myImage').cropme('bind', {   url: 'images/naruto.jpg',   position: {     x: 230,     y: -30,     scale: 1.3,     angle: 35,     origin: {       x: 623.26,       y: 1150     }   }, });

rotate()

Rotate the image to the given angle.

Arguments

• angle
  • description: The angle the image will be rotated to.
    The rotation is not relative to the current image rotation.
  • type: number
  • unit: degree

Example

$('#myImage').cropme('rotate', 90);

crop()

Returns a promise with the cropped image.

Arguments

As a parameter, the crop() function can receive:

1. An Object containing:

• type
  • type: String
  • default: base64
  • possible value: base64, blob
  • description: The image exportation format
• width
  • type: int
  • description: The width of the output images, the height will be
    proportional.
• scale
  • type: number
  • description: The size of the ouput, relative to the original image size.
    If scale has a value, the width get ignored.

2. A String specifying the exportation format (base64 or blob)

Calling crop() without parameters returns a base64 image with the viewport size.

Example

// string $('#myImage').cropme('crop', 'blob');  // object $('#myImage').cropme('crop', {     type: 'base64',     width: 800 });  // no parameter $('#myImage').cropme('crop')     .then(function(output) {         // here you can use the base64 output     });

position()

Returns an object specifying the image position
When you create a new cropme you can bind the image with this position object.

Example

$('#myImage').cropme('position');

Output: Object

{   x: 230,   y: -30,   scale: 1.3,   angle: 35,   origin: {     x: 623.26,     y: 1150   } }

destroy()

Destroy the cropme instance

Example

$('#myImage').cropme('destroy');

Contributing

Thank you for your contribution to this project.

Installation

Fork the project then

npm install && npm run watch