android
Bitmap extensions
some useful functions of Bitmap:
Bitmap.toBytes
Bitmap.clip
Bitmap.skew
Bitmap.rotate
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I'm liking toBytes, but it really should be toByteArray. Also, I'm not sure if JPG shoud be the default format over PNG. And maybe use IntRange annotation in param quality.
@hendraanggrian It more make sense to use toByteArray, I have fixed it and added IntRange for quality. PNG is a common use format, but I perfer JPG as it could make smaller size for most bitmaps.
I am not against those two extensions, they are actually kind of useful, but they don't really leverage any feature of Kotlin, beyond being simple extensions. rotate with a default pivot point would.
