A simple vue-component for client-side image upload with resizing

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Vue Image Upload and Resize

A Vue.js Plugin Component for client-side image upload with optional resizing and exif-based autorotate.

This plugin was created for the use in a webapp scenario where we had a large number of end users uploading camera photos from their mobile devices on partly low end data plans. The primary purpose is therefor client-side resizing and if needed exif-based auto-rotation. It can however also be use simply as a file upload component.

Based on [ImageUploader] (https://github.com/rossturner/HTML5-ImageUploader) by Ross Turner. The plugin makes use of two optional dependencies: Exif.js (for autorotate) and JavaScript Canvas to Blob (for blob output).

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Installation

yarn

yarn add vue-image-upload-resize

npm

npm install --save vue-image-upload-resize

Usage

In script entry point

import ImageUploader from 'vue-image-upload-resize'
Vue.use(ImageUploader);

As global script

<script src="https://unpkg.com/vue-image-upload-resize"></script>

The global script automatically registers as a global componenet. See public/demo.html for example use.

Markup

<template>
  <image-uploader
    :debug="1"
    :maxWidth="512"
    :quality="0.7"
    :autoRotate=true
    outputFormat="verbose"
    :preview=false
    :className="['fileinput', { 'fileinput--loaded' : hasImage }]"
    capture="environment"
    accept="video/*,image/*"
    doNotResize="['gif', 'svg']"
    @input="setImage"
    @onUpload="startImageResize"
    @onComplete="endImageResize"
  ></image-uploader>
</template>

Input label slot

An optional label tag can be added as a slot

Example

<image-uploader ... >
      <label for="fileInput" slot="upload-label">
        <figure>
          <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="32" height="32" viewBox="0 0 32 32">
              <path class="path1" d="M9.5 19c0 3.59 2.91 6.5 6.5 6.5s6.5-2.91 6.5-6.5-2.91-6.5-6.5-6.5-6.5 2.91-6.5 6.5zM30 8h-7c-0.5-2-1-4-3-4h-8c-2 0-2.5 2-3 4h-7c-1.1 0-2 0.9-2 2v18c0 1.1 0.9 2 2 2h28c1.1 0 2-0.9 2-2v-18c0-1.1-0.9-2-2-2zM16 27.875c-4.902 0-8.875-3.973-8.875-8.875s3.973-8.875 8.875-8.875c4.902 0 8.875 3.973 8.875 8.875s-3.973 8.875-8.875 8.875zM30 14h-4v-2h4v2z"></path>
          </svg>
        </figure>
        <span class="upload-caption">{{ hasImage ? 'Replace' : 'Upload' }}</span>
      </label>
  </image-uploader>

Settings

Props

id

The ID for the file input, required if more than one instance should be used on the same page.

  • default fileInput
  • type String

maxWidth

An integer in pixels for the maximum width allowed for uploaded images, selected images with a greater width than this value will be scaled down before upload.

  • type: Number
  • default: 1024

maxHeight

An integer in pixels for the maximum height allowed for uploaded images, selected images with a greater height than this value will be scaled down before upload.

  • type: Number,
  • default: 1024

maxSize

NB Is broken, see https://github.com/rossturner/HTML5-ImageUploader/issues/13.
A float value in megapixels (MP) for the maximum overall size of the image allowed for uploaded images, selected images with a greater size than this value will be scaled down before upload. If the value is null or is not specified, then maximum size restriction is not applied

  • type: Number,
  • default: null

quality

A float between 0 and 1.00 for the image quality to use in the resulting image data, around 0.9 is recommended.

  • type: Number,
  • default: 1.00

scaleRatio

Allows scaling down to a specified fraction of the original size. (Example: a value of 0.5 will reduce the size by half.) Accepts a decimal value between 0 and 1.

  • type: Number,
  • default: null

autoRotate

A boolean flag, if true then EXIF information from the image is parsed and the image is rotated correctly before upload. If false, then no processing is performed, and unwanted image flipping can happen. NB: Requires that the exif-js library is loaded. If not, a warning is echoed to the console.

  • type: Boolean,
  • default: false

preview

A boolean flag to toogle an img-tag displaying the uploaded image. When set to false no img-tag is displayed.

  • type: Boolean,
  • default: true

outputFormat

Sets the desired format for the returned image. Available formats are 'string' (base64), verbose (object), 'blob' (object) of 'file' (unmodified uploaded File object).
NB: The 'blob' format requires that the blueimp-canvas-to-blob library is loaded. If not, a warning is echoed to the console.

  • type: String,
  • default: 'string'

className

Sets the desired class name for the input element

  • type: String or Array
  • default: 'fileinput'

capture

Sets an optional capture attribute (camera, user, environment) to the input element.
The "camera" value (or no value) let's the browser decide which camera to use, while the "user" and "environment" values tell the browser to prefer the front and rear cameras, respectively.

  • type: String
  • default: empty (off)

accept

Specifies the types of files that can be submitted through the file upload. The types can be valid file extension starting with the STOP character (e.g: ".gif, .jpg, .png") or wildcare file types (e.g. audio/, video/, image/*"). To specify more than one value, separate the values with a comma

  • type: String
  • default: 'image/*'

doNotResize

Specifies filetypes that will not be resized. Accepts an array of image's extension. If only 1 extension, it can be provided directly as a string.

  • type String or Array
  • default: null

debug

How much to write to the console. 0 = silent. 1 = quiet. 2 = loud

  • type: Number,
  • default: 0

Events

@input

Returns the processed image in requested outputformat. From this event you can add optional hooks.

  <image-uploader @input="setImage"></image-uploader>

  methods: {
    setImage: function (file) {
      this.hasImage = true
      this.image = file
    }
  }

@onUpload

On start of upload.

@onComplete

On end of upload.

Roadmap and todos

  1. Progress report
  2. Support multiple files
  3. Implement completion callback
  4. Propper unit testing of events
  5. Clean up scaffolding and project files
  6. Exclude optional dependecies from package

Project setup

yarn install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

yarn run serve

Compiles and minifies for production

yarn run build

Compiles and minifies lib bundle

yarn run build-lib

Run your tests

yarn run test

Lints and fixes files

yarn run lint

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