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Props#

src#

  • Type: String | Null

  • Default: null

  • Details:

    The link to cropping image or the image itself in base64 format

stencilComponent#

  • Type: Component

  • Default: RectangleStencil

  • Details:

    The stencil component. This property can be used to replace the stencil on the custom component.

    See also: Example

stencilProps#

  • Type: object

  • Default: {}

  • Details:

    The props that will be passed to the stencil component. The usual scenario is passing aspect ratio props here.

className#

  • Type: String

  • Details:

    The optional class for the entire cropper

imageClassName#

  • Type: String

  • Details:

    The optional class for the cropper image

backgroundClassName#

  • Type: String

  • Details:

    The optional class for the background that is placed under the cropper background image (actually it wraps that image).

checkOrientation#

  • Type: Boolean

  • Default: true

  • Details:

    The flag that indicates if EXIF orientation should be checked

canvas#

  • Type: Boolean

  • Default: true

  • Details:

    The flag that indicates if the canvas should be created.

disabled#

  • Type: Boolean

  • Default: false

  • Details:

    The flag that if the cropper should be disabled.

imageRestriction#

  • Type: 'fitArea' | 'fillArea' | 'stencil' | 'none'

  • Default: 'fitArea'

  • Details:

    This parameter sets different restrictions of an image position:

    • fitArea fit image to area and prevents resizing and moving the image beyond the area as much as possible (example)
    • fillArea fill area by image and prevents resizing and moving the image beyond the area
    • stencil prevents resizing and moving the image beyond the stencil
    • none allows free resizing and moving the image

    See also: Example

minWidth#

  • Type: number

  • Details:

    The minimum width of the cropped coordinates in pixels

minHeight#

  • Type: number

  • Details:

    The minimum height of the cropped coordinates in pixels

maxWidth#

  • Type: number

  • Details:

    The maximum width of the cropped coordinates in pixels

maxHeight#

  • Type: number

  • Details:

    The maximum height of the cropped coordinates in pixels

wrapperComponent#

  • Type: Component

  • Default: CropperWrapper

  • Details:

    The wrapper component. This property can be used to replace the wrapper on the custom component.

wrapperProps#

  • Type: object

  • Default: {}

  • Details:

    The props that will be passed to the wrapper component.

backgroundWrapperComponent#

  • Type: Component

  • Default: CropperWrapper

  • Details:

    The background wrapper component. This property can be used to replace the background wrapper on the custom component.

backgroundWrapperProps#

  • Type: object

  • Default: {}

  • Details:

    The props that will be passed to the background wrapper component.

backgroundComponent#

  • Type: Component

  • Default: CropperBackgroundImage

  • Details:

    The background component. This property can be used to replace the component that display the image.

backgroundProps#

  • Type: object

  • Default: {}

  • Details:

    The props that will be passed to the background component.

transitions#

  • Type: boolean | TransitionsSettings
interface TransitionsSettings {    timingFunction?: string;    duration?: number;}
  • Default: true

  • Details:

    This flag indicates if transitions should be enabled. The transitions are used during auto-zoom, rotate image, flip image, using zoom and move methods.

priority#

  • Type: 'coordinates' | 'visibleArea'

  • Default: 'coordinates'

  • Details:

    Rule of thumb

    If you set the default coordinates it's better to set 'coordinates', if you set the default visible area it's better to set 'visibleArea'.

    It can be either 'coordinates' or 'visibleArea'. It sets the priority of initialization default values.

    'coordinates'#

    The coordinates will be initialized first, but defaultSize and defaultPosition algorithms will know nothing about visible area.

    'visibleArea'#

    The visible area will be initialized first, but defaultVisibleArea algorithm will know nothing about coordinates.

defaultPosition#

  • Type: Position | ((state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings) => Position);

  • Details:

    It's either an object or static function.

    Object#

    The object should correspond the following scheme:

    {  left: 142,  top: 73}

    Function#

    The static function can accept the two arguments: state and settings.

    It should return an object with left and top fields, i.e. default position of the stencil (relative to original image size)

    ({ visibleArea, coordinates, imageSize }, settings) => {  return {    left: imageSize.width / 2 - coordinates.width / 2,    top: imageSize.height / 2 - coordinates.height / 2,  }}

    See also: Example

defaultSize#

  • Type: Size | ((state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings) => Size);

  • Details:

    It's either an object or static function.

    Object#

    The object should correspond the following scheme:

    {  width: 142,  height: 73}

    Function#

    The static function can accept the two arguments: state and settings.

    It should return an object with height and width fields, i.e. default size of the stencil (relative to original image size)

    ({ visibleArea, imageSize, stencilRatio, sizeRestrictions }, settings) => {  return {    width: imageSize.width,    height: imageSize.height,  }}

    See also: Example

defaultVisibleArea#

  • Type: VisibleArea | ((state: CropperState, settings: Settings) => VisibleArea)

  • Details:

    It's either an object or static function.

    Object#

    ::: warning Remember!

    The visible area always have the aspect ratio as boundaries, so if they will not be the same, cropper will resize the visible area vertically to fix it. :::

    The object should correspond the following scheme:

    {  width: 200,  height: 200,  left: 0,  top: 0}

    Function#

    The static function can accept the two arguments: state and settings.

    It should return an object with the coordinates of visible area:

    ({ coordinates, boundaries, imageSize }, settings) => {  return {    left: coordinates.left - 50,    top: coordinates.top - 50,    width: coordinates.width + 100,    height: coordinates.height + 100,  }}

    See also: Example

defaultTransforms#

  • Type: PartialTransforms | ((image: CropperImage) => PartialTransforms)
  • Details:

    It's either an object or static function.

    Object#

    The object should have PartialTransforms type.

    interface PartialTransforms {    rotate?: number;    flip?: {        horizontal?: boolean;        vertical?: boolean;    };}

    Function#

    The static function can accept the one argument: `image.

    It should return an object with PartialTransforms type.

    (image) => {  return {    ...image.transforms,    rotate: image.transforms.rotate + 90,  }}

    See also: Example

transformImage#

  • Type: boolean | TransformImageSettings
interface TransformImageSettings {     adjustStencil?: boolean;}
  • Default: true

  • Details:

    This prop is either boolean flag or object settings.

    The adjustStencil field enables or disables the adjusting of the stencil size on resize image. It makes cropper more convenient especially when you have the limitations of width / height, but you probably shouldn't use it if you have fixed stencil, because it will change its size.

    See also: Example

boundaryComponent#

  • Type: Component

  • Default: StretchableBoundary

  • Details:

    The boundary component. This property can be used to replace the boundary on the custom component.

boundaryClassName#

  • Type: String

  • Details:

    The optional class for the boundary. Probably you should not use this prop.

boundaryProps#

  • Type: object

  • Default: {}

  • Details:

    The props that will be passed to the boundary component.

stretchAlgorithm#

  • Type: StretchAlgorithm
type StretchAlgorithm = ({ boundary, size }: {    boundary: HTMLElement;    stretcher: HTMLElement;    size: Size; }) => void
  • Details:

    This function do arbitrary operations on boundary and stretcher. Usually, it sets the stretcher size to fit the cropper image.

sizeRestrictions#

  • Type: SizeRestrictions | ((state: CropperState, settings: ExtendedCoreSettings) => SizeRestrictions)
interface SizeRestrictions {    minWidth: number;    maxWidth: number;    minHeight: number;    maxHeight: number;}
  • Default: pixels restrictions algorithm.

  • Details:

    The static function that accepts the state and extended settings (that includes minWidth, minHeight, maxWidth, maxHeight fields).

    It should return the object with restrictions for the stencil, e.g.:

    {  minWidth: 0,  minHeight: 0,  maxWidth: 100,  maxHeight: 100}

positionRestrictions#

  • Type: PositionRestrictions | ((state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings) => PositionRestrictions)
interface PositionRestrictions {    top?: number;    left?: number;    right?: number;    bottom?: number;}
  • Details:

    The static function that accepts the state and the settings.It should return the object with position restrictions for the stencil.

areaSizeRestrictions#

  • Type: SizeRestrictions | ((state: CropperState, settings: ExtendedCoreSettings) => SizeRestrictions)
interface AreaSizeRestrictions {    minWidth: number;    maxWidth: number;    minHeight: number;    maxHeight: number;}
  • Details:

    The static function that accepts the state and the settings. It should return the object with restrictions for the visible area.

areaPositionRestrictions#

  • Type: PositionRestrictions | ((state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings) => PositionRestrictions)
interface PositionRestrictions {    top?: number;    left?: number;    right?: number;    bottom?: number;}
  • Details:

    The static function that accepts the state and the settings.It should return the object with position restrictions for the visible area.

setCoordinatesAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, , transforms: CoordinatesTransform | CoordinatesTransform[], safe?: boolean) => CropperState

  • Details

    The function that redefines the default setCoordinates algorithm.

setVisibleAreaAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, visibleArea: VisibleArea, safe?: boolean) => CropperState

  • Details

    The function that redefines the default setVisibleArea algorithm.

setBoundaryAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, boundary: Boundary) => CropperState

  • Details

    The function that redefines the default setBoundary algorithm.

transformImageAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, move?: MoveDirections, scale?: Scale | number) => CropperState
interface MoveDirections {    top?: number;    left?: number;}
interface Scale {    factor: number;    center?: Point;}
  • Details

    The function that redefines the default transform image algorithm.

resizeCoordinatesAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, directions: ResizeDirections, options: ResizeOptions) => CropperState
interface ResizeDirections {    top: number;    left: number;    right: number;    bottom: number;}
interface ResizeOptions {    compensate?: boolean;    preserveRatio?: boolean;    allowedDirections?: ResizeDirections;    respectDirection?: 'width' | 'height';}
  • Details

    The function that redefines the default resize algorithm.

createStateAlgorithm#

  • Type: (options: CreateStateParams, settings: CoreSettings) => CropperState
interface CreateStateParams {    boundary: Boundary;    imageSize: ImageSize;    transforms?: Transforms;    priority?: 'visibleArea' | 'coordinates';}
  • Details

    The function that redefines the default create state algorithm.

reconcileStateAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings) => CropperState

  • Details

    The function that redefines the default reconcile state algorithm.

moveCoordinatesAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, directions: MoveDirections) => CropperState
interface MoveDirections {    top?: number;    left?: number;}
  • Details

    The function that redefines the default move algorithm.

flipImageAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, horizontal?: boolean, vertical?: boolean) => CropperState

  • Details

    The function that redefines the default flip image algorithm.

rotateImageAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, angle: number) => CropperState

  • Details

    The function that redefines the default rotate image algorithm.

zoomImageAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, scale: Scale | number) => CropperState
interface Scale {    factor: number;    center?: Point;}
  • Details

    The function that redefines the default zoom image algorithm.

moveImageAlgorithm#

  • Type: (state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings, move: MoveDirections) => CropperState
interface MoveDirections {    top?: number;    left?: number;}
  • Details

    The function that redefines the default move image algorithm.

unloadTime#

  • Type: number

This property defines two aspects:

  1. The time between the image clearing (and setting loaded to false) and the actual setting of image to null;

  2. The minimum loading time, i.e. time before an one image changes an another image.

It's useful to make custom transitions in CropperWrapper.

Methods#

This methods are available via the ref on the cropper component. For its typing use CropperRef type.

getState()#

  • Returns:

    The actual cropper state:

    CropperState | null
    interface CropperState {  boundary: Boundary;  imageSize: ImageSize;  transforms: Transforms;  visibleArea: VisibleArea | null;  coordinates: Coordinates | null;}
  • Usage:

    The method allows you to get the cropper state. It can be retrieved via ref or as parameter in the callbacks

    Ref#

    const cropperRef = useRef<CropperRef>();
    useEffect(() => {  console.log(cropperRef.current.getState());})
    return (  <Cropper    ref={cropperRef}  />)

    Callback#

    const onChange = (cropper: CropperRef) => {  console.log(cropper.current.getState());}
    return (  <Cropper    onChange={onChange}  />)

getDefaultState()#

  • Returns:

    The default cropper state for the current image and boundary:

    CropperState | null
    interface CropperState {  boundary: Boundary;  imageSize: ImageSize;  transforms: Transforms;  visibleArea: VisibleArea | null;  coordinates: Coordinates | null;}
  • Usage:

    The method allows you to get the default cropper state for the current boundary and image. It will return null if image or boundary are not initialized.

    See getState.

getCoordinates()#

  • Returns:

    The cropper coordinates:

    interface Coordinates {  left: number;  top: number;  width: number;  height: number;}

getTransforms()#

  • Returns:

    The cropper transforms:

    interface Transforms {    rotate: number;    flip: {        horizontal: boolean;        vertical: boolean;    };}
  • Usage:

    See getState.

getSettings()#

  • Returns:

    The settings for the cropper. By default, it has CoreSettings type, but it can contain additional custom fields depends of passed settings.

getImage()#

  • Returns:

    The cropper image:

    interface CropperImage {  src: string;  revoke: boolean;  transforms: Transforms;  arrayBuffer: ArrayBuffer | null;  width: number;  height: number;}
  • Usage:

    See getState.

getCanvas(options)#

  • Returns:

    The canvas with cropped image HTMLCanvasElement or null if something goes wrong.getState

  • Arguments:

    options: DrawOptions tsx interface DrawOptions { imageSmoothingQuality?: 'low' | 'medium' | 'high'; imageSmoothingEnabled?: boolean; fillColor?: string; width?: number; height?: number; minWidth?: number; maxWidth?: number; minHeight?: number; maxHeight?: number; maxArea?: number; }

  • Usage:

    See also: the getting result example, the resize result example.

setState(state)#

  • Arguments:

    state: CropperState

    options: CropperMethodOptions

    interface CropperMethodOptions {  transitions?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This method is the escape solution for the cases, when you can't do what you want by other methods.

setImage(image)#

  • Arguments:

    state: CropperImage

  • Usage:

    This method is the escape hatch to replace the image without reset the cropper state.

setCoordinates(transform)#

  • Arguments:

    transform: CoordinatesTransform | CoordinatesTransform[]

    type CoordinatesTransform =  ((state: CropperState, settings: CoreSettings) => Partial<Coordinates>) | Partial<Coordinates>;

    options: CropperMethodOptions

    interface CropperMethodOptions {  transitions?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    The method allows you to set the coordinates programmatically. The transform argument can be: object, function or array that contains objects or function in the case if you need consequence transforms.

    Object#

    If you just want to set the known coordinates you can pass object to setCoordinates method

    cropper.setCoordinates({  width: 32,  height: 42,  left: 102,  top: 74})

    Function#

    But mostly you need to set coordinates based on the current coordinates or the image size.

    1. Center stencil:
    cropper.setCoordinates(({ coordinates, imageSize }) => ({  left: imageSize.width/2 - coordinates.width/2,  top: imageSize.height/2 - coordinates.height/2}))
    1. Maximize stencil:
    cropper.setCoordinates(({ imageSize }) => ({  width: imageSize.width,  height: imageSize.height}))

    Array#

    Finally, there might be situations where you need to make consequence transforms. For example, resize stencil and then center it.

    That can appear to be superfluous, because you can set coordinates and size simultaneosly:

    cropper.setCoordinates(({ coordinates, imageSize }) => ({  width: newWidth,  height: newHeight,  left: imageSize.width/2 - newWidth.width/2,  top: imageSize.height/2 - newHeight.height/2}))

    But there is a catch, setCoordinates method respects limitations, so the new width might be different than newWidth in this example.

    So the right way is do multiple consequence transforms:

    cropper.setCoordinates([  ({ coordinates, imageSize }) => ({    width: newWidth,    height: newHeight,  }),  // There will be state after the first transformation  ({ coordinates, imageSize }) => ({    left: imageSize.width/2 - coordinates.width/2,    top: imageSize.height/2 - coordinates.height/2  }),])

    See also: Example

refresh()#

  • Usage:

    This method refreshes the cropper. This method is called on every window resize and can be useful if the external container width is changed, but window's size isn't changed.

    See also: Example

zoomImage(scale, options)#

  • Arguments:

    scale: number | Scale

    interface Scale {  factor: number;  center?: {    left: number;    top: number;  };}

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;  normalize?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This methods is used to scale visible area relative to its scale.

    See also: Example

moveImage(left, top, options)#

  • Arguments:

    left: number

    top: number

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;  normalize?: boolean;}
  • Usage: This methods is used to translate visible area relative to its position. The parameters left and top determine the relative shift at left and top.

    See also: Example

rotateImage(rotate, options)#

  • Arguments:

    rotate: number | Rotate

    interface Rotate {  angle: number;  center?: {    left: number;    top: number;  };}

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;  normalize?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This methods is used to rotate the image to a specific angle in degrees.

    See also: Example

flipImage(horizontal, vertical, options)#

  • Arguments:

    horizontal: boolean

    vertical: boolean

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;  normalize?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This methods is used to flip the image horizontally and/or vertically.

    See also: Example

transformImage(horizontal, vertical, options)#

  • Arguments:

    transform: ImageTransform

    interface ImageTransform {  scale?: number | Scale;  move?: {    left?: number;    top?: number;  };  rotate?: number | Rotate;  flip?: Flip;}

    vertical: boolean

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;  normalize?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This is the general method to transform image. The methods above zoomImage, moveImage and rotateImage are the synonyms for this method with default immediately = true, transitions = true and normalize = false.

transformImageEnd(options)#

  • Arguments:

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This method indicates that transform image is end.

moveCoordinates(directions, options)#

  • Arguments:

    directions: Partial<MoveDirections>

    interface MoveDirections {  left: number;  top: number;}

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;  normalize?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This is the method to move cropper. It's used in the stencils internally.

moveCoordinatesEnd(options)#

  • Arguments:

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This method indicates that move coordinates is end.

resizeCoordinates(directions, options)#

  • Arguments:

    directions: Partial<ResizeDirections>

    interface ResizeDirections {  left: number;  top: number;  bottom: number;  right: number;}

    resizeOptions: ResizeOptions

    interface ResizeOptions {  compensate?: boolean;  preserveRatio?: boolean;  allowedDirections?: ResizeDirections;  respectDirection?: 'width' | 'height';}

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;  normalize?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This is the method to resize cropper. It's used in the stencils internally.

resizeCoordinatesEnd(options)#

  • Arguments:

    options: Options

    interface Options {  immediately?: boolean;  transitions?: boolean;}
  • Usage:

    This method indicates that resize coordinates is end.

reset()#

  • Usage:

    This method resets the cropper to the initial state.

Callbacks#

onChange#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on change the internal state.

onUpdate#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on every change (state, transition, loading, image, etc.).

onReady#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on load image.

onError#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on error during the image loading.

onTransitionsStart#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on start transitions.

onTransitionsEnd#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on end transitions.

onResize#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on resize.

onResizeEnd#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on resize end.

onMove#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on move start.

onMoveEnd#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on move end.

onTransformImage#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on the transform image (wheel scroll, touch and mouse move, touch resize)

onTransformImageEnd#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on the end of transform image (wheel scroll, touch and mouse move, touch resize)

onInteractionStart#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on start any of the interaction with a cropper.

onInteractionEnd#

  • Type: (cropper: CropperRef) => void

  • Details

Callback that called on end of all the interactions with a cropper.