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img-editor

Compact library to edit images

NOTE: This tool uses sharp for image manipulation. More info here

Announcements!

Buffer input is currently supported for (addFrame) (v2.0.0) WARNING This version contains some breaking changes. Please check the release notes for detailed information

Return objects were changed, now both functions return an object instead of boolean
addFrame (frame) now supports buffer input. This allows to process and return buffers instead of reading from a file. This, unfortunately, only supports a single file

Installation

CLI

npm i -g @edward1993/img-editor

Module

npm i @edward1993/img-editor

import { resize } from "@edward1993/img-editor/dist/lib/imgEditor";
import { addFrame } from "@edward1993/img-editor/dist/lib/imgEditor";

Usage

# Resize images
img-editor resize [options]

Options:
      --version    Show version number                                 [boolean]
  -f, --files      file or glob                              [string] [required]
  -w, --width      width of the output image in pixels                  [number]
  -g, --grayscale  Convert to grayscale               [boolean] [default: false]
  -o, --output     Output folder                         [string] [default: "."]
  -h, --help       Show help                                           [boolean]

Examples:
  img-editor resize -f ./img.png -w 25 -g

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# Add a frame
img-editor frame [options]

Options:
      --version            Show version number                         [boolean]
  -f, --files              files or glob                     [string] [required]
  -w, --paperWidth         printing paper width          [number] [default: "4"]
      --paperHeight, --ph  printing paper height         [number] [default: "6"]
  -c, --frameColor         frame color, i.e. "#fff"   [string] [default: "#fff"]
  -o, --output             Output folder                 [string] [default: "."]
  -h, --help               Show help                                   [boolean]

Examples:
  img-editor frame -f ./img.png

Copyright 2022 - Present

Examples

Currently there are only 2 existing functionalities resize and addFrame.

resize

This function is fairly straight forward resize can be used (especially the cli version) to bulk resize and grayscale large datasets to prepare them for ML training.

img-editor resize -f ./input/*.png -w 25 -g -o ./out/

In this example all .png files will be resized to 25px and whatever the height is going to end up being, grayscaled and put in ./out folder

addFrame

This function was created mainly for one reason: to change aspect ratio of the input image. The reason one might want to do that, is say the picture you are trying to print doesn't fit on the printing paper, in which case you need to crop the image. This may lead to undesired results so the solution is to prepare the image, in a 3rd party photo editing app either by cropping it or adding a frame manually. This tool was made to do just that on a large set of files.

Cli example

img-editor frame -f ./input/*.png -w 6 --ph 4 -o ./output

This will take all the .png files in input folder, add a white frame around them and save them to ./output folder Note It will automatically determine the aspect ratio and orientation of an input image so there is no need to worry about mixing -w and -ph options. Note -w and --ph options are unitless, it is only used to calculate the aspect ratio of the output image, so you can insert your paper dimensions in cm or in

Functional example

v2.0.0 allows to pass a buffer to addFrame function and receive an object that contains a buffer of the final image.

import { addFrame } from "@edward1993/img-editor/dist/lib/imgEditor";
import fs from "fs-extra";

// read file into a buffer
const file = await fs.readFile("./input.png");

// pass the buffer to process it
// result.data[0] is the edited image
const result = await addFrame(file);

// write to a file
await fs.writeFile("./out.png", result.data[0]);

console.log(result);
/* console output
Data:  {
  data: [
    <Buffer ff d8 ff e1 00 bc 45 78 69 66 00 00 49 49 2a 00 08 00 00 00 06 00 12 01 03 00 01 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 1a 01 05 00 01 00 00 00 56 00 00 00 1b 01 05 00 ... 3355222 more bytes>
  ],
  successful: 1,
  failed: 0,
  errors: []
}
*/

Of course filename can be directly passed as well.

import { addFrame } from "@edward1993/img-editor/dist/lib/imgEditor";
import fs from "fs-extra";

// pass the file to process it
const result = await addFrame("./input.png");
// new, updated file will be saved to ./edited-afr-1658894097715-input.png

InputImage