React Cropper
Cropperjs as React component
Overview:
The react-cropper is a React component that wraps around Cropperjs, providing an easy way to implement image cropping functionality in React applications. It can be installed via NPM and offers various features and options for customizing the cropping experience.
Features:
- NPM Integration: Easily install and manage the react-cropper package using NPM.
- Image Cropping: Utilize the powerful capabilities of Cropperjs to crop images within your React application.
- Customization Options: Access various options such as drag modes, scaleX, scaleY, zooming, rotating, and more.
- Easy Integration: Integrate the react-cropper component seamlessly into your React project.
- License: Licensed under the MIT license for flexibility in usage.
- React
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- Rollup
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- Typescript
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