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React Profile


A simple and open-source React component for editing photos.

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Table of Contents

1. Installation
2. Example
3. Options
4. Props
5. Contributing / Developing

Installation

In your terminal, execute this command depending on your preferred package manager:

``
npm i react-profile
yarn add react-profile
pnpm add react-profile
`

Example

One way to open the editor is passing the image path and rendering it. For example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return ;
}

export default App;
`

Additionally, you can open the editor directly in your code. For example:

`javascript
import { openEditor } from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/dark.min.css";

async function open() {
const result = await openEditor({ src: "./your-image.jpg" });
}
`

Very important: Always import the corresponding style file for the desired theme when rendering/calling the editor.

Options

You can change the editor's language with the 'language' property. For example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return ;
}

export default App;
`

You can request an image in square format. For example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return ;
}

export default App;
`

You can enable only the modules you want using the 'modules' property. For example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return ;
}

export default App;
`

You can add more filters or even all available filters. For example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile, { ALL_FILTERS } from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return ;
}

export default App;
`

Warning: Adding many filters could potentially slow down the editor depending on the image's size

To explore all the filters, you can visit the Pixels.js website

You can initialize the component with an HTMLImageElement object specifying the type. For Example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return ;
}

export default App;
`

You can change some options to crop the image. The 'react-image-crop' library specifies all the options. For Example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return ;
}

export default App;
`

You can change how the crop object is initialized in the editor. The 'react-image-crop' library specifies all the options. For Example:

`javascript
import React from "react";
import ReactProfile from "react-profile";
import "react-profile/themes/default.min.css";

function App() {
return (
src="./your-image.png"
initCrop={{
unit: "%",
width: 50,
height: 50,
x: 25,
y: 25,
}}
/>
);
}

export default App;
`

Props

src?: string | File | HTMLImageObject

Source of the image

initCrop?: Crop

react-image-crop init crop

cropOptions?: CropOptions

react-image-crop crop options

square?: boolean

Square Image

onCancel?: () => void

Handler when the user cancels edit

onDone?: (exportObject?: EXPORT_OBJECT) => void

Handler when the user finishes editing. The EXPORT_OBJECT has the following methods:

- getCanvas() -> get canvas object
- getBlob() (async) -> get blob
- getDataURL() -> get data url
- getImageFromBlob() (async) -> get HTMLImageElement from blob
- getImageFromDataURL() (async) -> get HTMLImageElement from blob

maxWidth?: number

It refers to the maximum resolution (in width) of the image. Note: This is different from the size rendered on the screen. It is done for image optimization. The default maximum is '1000'. Try not to use very high resolutions to avoid slowdowns.

maxHeight?: number

It refers to the maximum resolution (in height) of the image. Note: This is different from the size rendered on the screen. It is done for image optimization. The default maximum is '1000'. Try not to use very high resolutions to avoid slowdowns.

quality?: number

Image quality for optimization purposes. Default is '0.8'. Only affects JPEG format images. Range of values 0-1

maxImageSize?: number

Maximum image size in bytes. The default maximum size is '10MB' (1024 \ 1024 \ 10). If you want to work with larger images, you should specify it here. Note: Working with very large images can overload the canvas object and may cause the editor to fail.

modules?: MODULES[]

An array that specifies which modules the developer wants to be rendered in the editor.

type?: 'image/jpeg|image/png'

This property declares the type of the image for the editor

Contributing / Developing

In your project, navigate to the 'node_modules' folder and look for the 'react-profile' package

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/mdjfs/react-profile

Install and build

yarn && yarn run build`

Now. inside src/ you can _change everything about logics, languages, icons, etc_

And inside themes/ you can _change all the styles, add new themes, etc_

After each change. Remember run builds again.

When you're ready, open a pull request.