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New version 2.0.0 is coming. It contains some new features:

  • Support new function:
    • image merge;
    • image compress;
    • image crop;
    • image filter;
  • Support usage in node.js;
  • .draw() support usage by promise;
  • rewrite in typescript;

Example

Git

Document

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Introduction

mcanvas is a image handler plugin that can easily merge, crop, compress, filter the image and export a image of base64 finally. It provides some simple api that based on canvas, in order to make your work more efficiently and conveniently.

Installation

  • You can download the latest version from the GitHub

  • use a npm CDN and use window.MCanvas

  • Or you can install via npm:

npm install mcanvas --save

import { MCanvas } from 'mcanvas'

Basic Usage

  • MCanvas
// create the canvas by width and height;
import { MCanvas } from 'mcanvas'

const mc = new MCanvas({
	width,
	height,
	backgroundColor,
});

// prepare background-image
mc.background(image, {
    left: 0,
    top: 0,
    color: '#000000',
    type: 'origin',
})

// prepare the image material, add into queue;
.add('images/nose.png',{
    width:183,
    pos:{
        x:250,
        y:369,
        scale:0.84,
        rotate:1,
    },
})

// add text;
.text('normal<br><s>smallsmall</s>',{
    width:'300px',
    align:'center',
    pos:{
        x:0,
        y:0,
    },
})

// prepare watermark;
.watermark(img ,{
    width:'40%',
    pos:'rightBottom',
})

// draw all material that prepared before, and get the base64-image
.draw(b64 =>{
    console.log(b64);
});
  • MImage
// image handler
    // inclue crop / compress / common filter
import { MImage } from 'mcanvas'

const mi = new MImage('http://mtapplet.meitudata.com/596c72073971d86b5128.jpg')

mi
    // crop to area by 300 * 300 and center in origin image
	.crop({
	    x: 'center',
	    y: 'center',
	    width: 300,
	    height: 300,
	    radius: 10,
    })

    // blur after crop
    .filter('blur')

    // compress into a image that width is 200px and quality is 0.9
	.compress({
        width: 200,
        quality: .9,
    })
    
    // get the base64-image
    .draw(b64 => {
        console.log(b64)
    })

License

MIT