dataurl

dataurl

Install

$ npm install dataurl

Usage

dataurl.parse(string)

Parses a dataurl string. Returns an object with three properties:

• data : unencoded data
• mimetype : mimetype of the data, something like 'image/png'
• charset : charset of the data, if specified

If the input string isn't a valid dataURL, returns false.

dataurl.stream(options)

Creates a Read/Write Stream for encoding data as a DataURL.

Options expects up to three properties:

• mimetype : Required
• charset : Optional
• encoded : Optional

Resulting stream will emit a data event for the header, then emit 'data' events for each chunk (base64 encoded, if necessary) as they pass through.

Example:

fs.createReadStream(pathToSomeImage).pipe(
  dataurl.stream({ mimetype: 'image/png'})
).pipe(process.stderr, {end: false});

dataurl.format(options)
dataurl.convert(options)

Converts some data to a dataurl string. Options expects up to four properties

• data : Required
• mimetype : Required
• charset : Optional
• encoded : Optional, whether to base64 encode the data. Defaults to true

License

MIT

Copyright (c) 2013 Brian J. Brennan

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