Theodore Brown
Theodore Brown
Try `var spinner = new Spin.Spinner(opts).spin(target);`
@datacommand That version of Edge is almost two years old. I'd recommend updating to the latest version of Windows 10 to see if the issue still exists there.
Duplicate of #716 I created a simplified fork named Cropt which is written in TypeScript, has higher quality image scaling, and resolves numerous issues: https://theodorejb.github.io/cropt/
@bret-miller It does support rectangles. The cropped image can be a square or rectangle depending on the viewport dimensions you set.
I developed a fork of Croppie which implements a higher quality image scaling algorithm out of the box: https://theodorejb.github.io/cropt/
For anyone interested, I developed a modern fork called Cropt which supports dynamic viewport resizing via the `setOptions()` method: https://github.com/theodorejb/cropt
It doesn't seem like this project is maintained anymore, so I developed a modern fork named Cropt which is written in TypeScript and has a simpler API and higher quality...
@Rotmistrz With Cropt you can output to base64 as follows: ```js cropt.toCanvas(size).then((c) => { let base64Url = c.toDataURL(); }); ``` There's an example of this in the code on the...
I developed a simplified fork named Cropt which is written in TypeScript and published as a native ES module. It also has a higher quality image scaling algorithm and numerous...
Would it be possible for this to work with a type declaration directly on the variable rather than a generic? E.g.: ```typescript let someProp: string = $prop('default'); ```