Croppie - A Javascript Image Cropper

To Install

Bower: bower install croppie

Npm: npm install croppie

Download: croppie.js & croppie.css

Adding croppie to your site

<link rel="stylesheet" href="croppie.css" />
<script src="croppie.js"></script>

Documentation

Documentation

Related Libraries

• croppie-dart
• ngCroppie
• angular-croppie
• django-croppie
• vue-croppie

Contributing

First, thanks for contributing. This project is difficult to maintain with one person. Here's a "checklist" of things to remember when contributing to croppie.

• Don't forget to update the documentation.
• If you're adding a new option/event/method, try adding to an example on the documentation. Or create a new example, if you feel the need.
• We don't have tests for Croppie :( (if you want to create tests I'd be forever grateful), so please try to test the functionality you're changing on the demo page. I've tried to add as many use-cases as I can think of on there. Compare the functionality in your branch to the one on the official page. If they all still work, then great!

If you're looking for a simple server to load the demo page, I use https://github.com/tapio/live-server.

Minifying

uglifyjs croppie.js -c -m -r '$,require,exports' -o croppie.min.js

Releasing a new version

For the most part, you shouldn't worry about these steps unless you're the one handling the release. Please don't bump the release and don't minify/uglify in a PR. That just creates merge conflicts when merging. Those steps will be performed when the release is created.

1. Bump version in croppie.js
2. Minify/Uglify
3. Commit
4. npm version [new version]
5. git push && git push --tags
6. npm publish
7. Draft a new release with new tag on https://github.com/Foliotek/Croppie/releases
8. Deploy to gh-pages npm run deploy