src/modules/Crop/Module.js
const pixelManipulation = require('../_nomodule/PixelManipulation');
/*
* Image Cropping module
* Usage:
* Expected Inputs:
* options.x : x-coordinate of image where the modules starts cropping | default : 0
* options.y : y-coordinate of image where the modules starts cropping | default : 0
* options.w : width of the resulting cropped image | default : 50% of input image width
* options.h : height of the resulting cropped image | default : 50% of input image height
* Output:
* The cropped image, which is essentially a rectangle bounded by the lines:
* x = options.x
* x = options.x + options.w
* y = options.y
* y = options.y + options.h
*/
module.exports = function CropModule(options, UI) {
// we should get UI to return the image thumbnail so we can attach our own UI extensions
// add our custom in-module html ui:
if (options.step.inBrowser && !options.noUI) var ui = require('./Ui.js')(options.step, UI);
var output,
setupComplete = false;
// This function is caled everytime the step has to be redrawn
function draw(input, callback) {
var step = this;
options.step.input = input.src;
// We should do this via event/listener:
if (ui && ui.hide) ui.hide();
function extraManipulation(pixels) {
const newPixels = require('./Crop')(pixels, options, function() {
// Start custom UI setup (draggable UI)
// Only once we have an input image
if (setupComplete === false && options.step.inBrowser && !options.noUI) {
setupComplete = true;
ui.setup();
}
});
return newPixels;
}
function output(image, datauri, mimetype, wasmSuccess) {
step.output = { src: datauri, format: mimetype, wasmSuccess, useWasm: options.useWasm };
}
return pixelManipulation(input, {
output: output,
ui: options.step.ui,
extraManipulation: extraManipulation,
format: input.format,
image: options.image,
inBrowser: options.inBrowser,
callback: callback,
useWasm:options.useWasm
});
}
return {
options: options,
draw: draw,
output: output,
UI: UI
};
};