#### This is an updated version of get-pixels which patches the CVE-2020-8175 security issue. At the time of creation, every file is the same as the ones from the original repository, excluding the package.json.

get-pixels-updated

##### The following is from the get-pixels GitHub page. As mentioned before, this repository has no breaking changes and is nearly the exact same as the original repository.

Given a URL/path, grab all the pixels in an image and return the result as an ndarray. Written in 100% JavaScript, works both in browserify and in node.js and has no external native dependencies.

Currently the following file formats are supported:

* PNG
* JPEG
* GIF

Example
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``javascript
var getPixels = require("get-pixels-updated")

getPixels("lena.png", function(err, pixels) {
if(err) {
console.log("Bad image path")
return
}
console.log("got pixels", pixels.shape.slice())
})
`

Install
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npm install get-pixels-updated

$3

Reads all the pixels from url into an ndarray.

* url is the path to the file. It can be a relative path, an http url, a data url, or an in-memory Buffer.
* type is an optional mime type for the image (required when using a Buffer)
* cb(err, pixels) is a callback which gets triggered once the image is loaded.

Returns An ndarray of pixels in raster order having shape equal to [width, height, channels].

Note For animated GIFs, a 4D array is returned with shape [numFrames, width, height, 4]`, where each frame is a slice of the final array.

Credits
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Original code from get-pixels, updated by sysollie to fix the CVE-2020-8175 security issue. Code used and relicensed under and in accordance with the MIT license (original | new).